How do they expect me to run Chrome *and* Slack?

Your basic B+W laser is basically a toaster. Whatever cheap HP or Brother you can get on sale will probably give you 10 years of printing with minimal trouble. Color lasers are a lot more complex (probably 8x the moving parts of a B+W) but are still decent. You really want to use OEM toner. The other gotcha is paper quality - lasers really like a high speed copy paper, preferably not recycled (recycled has too much paper dust). Stay way from "multipurpose" papers for your laser, use a pure laser/copy paper only. Consumer inkjets are unmitigated garbage.

I got my current job through a LinkedIn contact, and LinkedIn is the first place recruiters go to look for people with a specific skillset. It's a necessary evil.

In 2018, at least for quick service (which is most of what's going cashless) you handle your own credit card. The chip reader is facing you, not the person taking your order.

The employees at my local grocery store are mostly incapable not damaging packaged goods, and do not appear to possess sufficient brainpower or attention to detail to not stick a gallon of milk on top of a bunch of bananas. The chance of them successfully operating a vertical farm is somewhere between epsilon and zero.

And for most people, it means either GMail or Exchange. They both have their trade-offs, but they both get the job done. Open source e-mail software still has a place on the back-end, but it's incapable of providing the sort of collaboration platform people expect (for good reasons) in 2017.

"Three or more listings" means that it's almost certainly not their home. This isn't targeting somebody renting out a spare bedroom, this is targeting people using AirBNB to run a business.

Switch to what?
Mac is a mess with non-expandable hardware and an OS that has gotten nothing but half-assed "borrowed from the iPad" updates over the last few years.
Linux does not usefully run productivity hardware such as high speed scanners (yes, I've tried it, and no, the inability to do things like automatic page sizing means it is not usable). It also doesn't play well with gaming (even light gaming) quality GPUs without an awful lot of hassle.
I've used damn near everything on the desktop (Windows, Mac, Solaris, Linux, FreeBSD, Irix, etc). Right now it pains me to say that Windows 10, especially with WSL, is the least awful option. At least you can get Thinkpad keyboards with it...

That data only goes through 2014

Prop 47 wasn't passed until the end of 2014

http://sfist.com/2016/04/25/sf...

San Francisco does a pretty good job keeping us out. Lousy schools, enough crime to be a real problem (especially since Prop 47), major homeless issues, and a terrible commute to the cites with jobs (2 hours each way = never seeing your kids).

Film at 11...

If you're in this industry and can't manage "work optional" by 45-50, you're doing it wrong. The answer is to GFTO before you get pushed out.

A TV is a monitor into which you plug your Chromecast / Roku / Apple TV / Media PC and stream stuff. The whole "Cable company DVR" / "Smart TV" / etc is just a pile of legacy mess that will go the way of the dodo bird, Microsoft Bob, and (hopefully) vendor Android skins.

Google offers 2FA for free, labled as "2-step authentication". Setup takes about 3 minutes, hassle on known devices is roughly zero, and it makes these attacks irrelevent. Can do SMS, Authenticator app, etc.

and you are going to have to support it, buy them either an iPad or a Chromebook.