Definitely not trying to steal information

> what is desktop view

Love how Facebook sneakily removed the option to send you an e-mail when someone sends you a message a while ago.

>>1303648
For what purpose

OP, I recently purchased a used car but in a different country than the US, I'll tell you about my experience in the hopes it will help you. First of all my choices are limited since well I'm not in the US. I also have some other interesting choices such as the Chinese brand BYD which pretty much copies American cars and rebrands them. Anyway, I opted for a 2004 Kia Rio because it was the only car I found in my price range with acceptable mileage. If you are going for a used car buy one with less than 200,000 miles for sure. My car had around 108,000 km which is around 67,108 miles, pretty low for an older car (they might have lied). I spent about $3,500 USD buying this car (you can do much better, cars are generally more expensive here due to import taxes and such). I bought from individuals and I didn't know after I bought it that the door was broken (wouldn't close shut every time, and sometimes the driver is locked in), the horn wasn't working, and a cable burned shortly after purchase. Now I'm thankful services are cheap in this country because I know mechanics in the US would charge like 1-2k for all these repairs but here the cable only costed around $30 for a mechanic to get it fixed for example. That being said, if you buy a used car never trust how it drives on the day you test it, take it to a mechanic and check it out before you buy. Mr Money Moustache has a nice blog post or two about used cars.
http://www.mrmoneymustache.com/2012/03/19/top-10-cars-for-smart-people/
http://www.mrmoneymustache.com/2011/04/19/how-to-come-out-way-ahead-when-buying-a-used-car/
http://www.mrmoneymustache.com/2011/11/28/new-cars-and-auto-financing-stupid-or-sensible/

>>1303276
thanks man, btw i'm not from the US either. so this really helped me

>go on craigslist
>search "grandma" in auto section
>"Grandma had this car and took good care of it blah blah.."
>buy well taken care of, great shape of a car, for cheap

>>1303205

I am rich but still ugly and still haven't fucked a girl that is attracted to me for anything besides money. Better than being a 35 lvl wizard I guess.

I passed from being a middle class child with opportunities and a happy life to a shipwreck of a man with depression living in a suburban shithole and zero hopes to live a nice life, i'm doing good i think

>>1303205
How am I suppose to know that?

10 years ago I was in grade 5 not knowing a single thing about how the world works or what I'd be like today.

>>1303193
>Taylor shift

>>1303193
>debit
Fraud prevention

Buy ethereum

950 locked up in unsettled cash

only 40 left for trading with 9 dollar commission

holy shit im so bored

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First

First for ARRY/PTX

Why don't you ask them?

You should though

>>1303106
I try to talk as least as possible, just work hard and smile.

>>1303107
that's a good way to never move up, keep at it you're going places

>>1302514
Electrical Engineering
Computer Engineering
Chemical Engineering
Mathematics (not good by itself), pair with Finance or Economics or CS
Computer Science (only at top schools because pajeets can't replace you then)
Finance & Accounting double major
Actuarial Science
Theoretical and Applied Mechanics
Bioengineering (need to go past undergrad though)

>>1302514
Statistics in addition to >>1302522. Also Computer Science can be done at not top schools, but you would need to work harder and make for damn sure you get hands on work and internships, not just poorly-done coding assignments.

>>1302522
>>1302545
Thanks for the help, friendos. Trying to help a friend choose a degree

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This is just terrible. I'm literally cringing right now. Redo this entire post by the start of class tomorrow.

>>1302377
This.
Stay behind anon. You're doing lines.
"I will not attempt shit pasta on Chinese fingerpainting forums"
100 times anon.

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Nocoiners on terminal healthcare.

why so you can steal the idea you pusy?

>>1302105
i was actually just typing out a stupid idea to troll you with but then I realized it's amazing

thanks op

>>1302105
OP here yeah I came up with a couple thinking about it... If anything it's worth brainstorming

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>>1302076
how did you get your money? I am planning the same btw. atm I am below 1m chf though :(

Read financial samurai's article about this. Getting rich early in life isn't the ideal outcome.

>>1302019
They didnt really report on it but the FBI and DEA got most the major sellers on there. Its the reason they took so long to actually arrest DPR after they found out who he was because they didnt want to spook the other sellers they were after. It was not the largest online drug bust ever but it was a solid win for the DEA. They even got spXTacy from what I hear. It was dumb as hell for DPR2 to open SR so soon after the first one was busted. These guys all thought they were invincible and untraceable. Silk road was...
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Darn. That makes sense.

I really did enjoy the FBI perpetuating the whole "Well shit! This encryption stuff is just too tough to crack!" myth, all while quietly documenting the info on as many drug and cp pushers as they could manage.

Just another case of people having too much faith in technology and not enough faith in the tenacity of federal officials.

>>1302057
You're wrong. "Encryption" is safe, and FBI/NSA still can't crack AES. The error comes from the human : Silk Road was really badly designed and DPR wasn't careful.

You're in a region with the most insane work ethic, don't ever imply that you don't want to work the same hours.

I'd suggest you look into the kuala lumpur - singapore high speed rail; you need to refine your engineering background in a specific skillset to be professionally viable. Don't be too picky, go with your gut. You could also get into consulting, buddy up/best friend a purchasing manager and accountant.

>>1302001
let's assume I could get into McKinsey would their asia division have the same work hours as them.
Also, what are some good international IT consulting firms?

>>1301917
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Hello, anon based in Asia here. Where are you from, and how good is your Chinese? I daresay it'd open up more opportunities than Japanese.

If you like McKinsey and/or consulting in general, you should be looking at the more internationally-connected cities (e.g. Singapore, Hong Kong). Although Asia is becoming more receptive to the consulting culture, I'd say that it'll still take a lot of time for most of the countries to open...
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>>1301709
WHY THO

>>1302399

soros, brexit, terror attack, etc

i can feel it too
the sudden spike in btc, jobs report, etc.
but usually the fed hikes rates and says everything is looking sunny and positive before a crash happens

if you short, worst case you break even if nothing happens

I don't think Silver is a good idea for your first investment; it's usually bought by people who want something to diversify their portfolio or whackos that think the dollar is going to collapse.

Open a Vanguard account and buy $500 worth of VTSMX and $500 of VGTSX,

Those are both funds that are based on the entirety of the the US and international stock markets, respectfully. Having these two will privide a safe, sane way for you to learn how the market fluctuates day to day, and also by getting these you will force yourself to learn how to invest.

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>>1301785
Thanks so much for the advice, I feel exactly the same way. Im not in the mood to blow my money on cheap thrills just because Im young and can shrug it off as a generally accepted way of acting for my age, I really want to try and create the foundation for financial security when I leave college. Ill definitely look into Vanguard and try to get started. Thanks again, and Ill probably be coming back to this board in the future to learn more.

>>1301801
you're doing better than 90% of people our age bro.

if this was the 70's / 80's you'd only be doing better than a bout 30% of your peers. but boy have times changed.

>nickname
>business purposes
Dude, why not try to finish school first then worry about trying to make it.

Take a numbers from you pay stub. Or social security number. Then encode it in base64.

My name would be. NWRydGRyd2U2NTY1NA==aaaaahelpmee

Just change ya name you stupid fool.

My name can pass as Jewish or Arabic but I look white so I am very flexible.