check where your retirement and savings are invested. buy a low cost index fund (fidelity and vanguard have great ones).
do not invest in any funds that have high fees. (there are plenty of good funds with fees around 0.1%)
I split my savings between:
we just respond appropriately:
if there's a really good way to bring ads inside your car, I'm happy someone patented it. it means fewer people will use it
s/chromium/Firefox/g
I use syncthing for this purpose all the time. I seemlessly move from my work PC, home PC or laptop. I sync my data directories and most of my config settings. some are different per system (monitors, etc). 10/10 highly recommend
also if you're married and spouse goes back to work, make sure you get the withholdings correct. otherwise it's a hefty chunk you'll owe April 15th
honestly they are all pretty good at this point. start with the default ur distro supports. if that isn't to your taste try kde/plasma, gnome or lxde
honestly I don't see why they put effort into making a new font. there are plenty of freely available ones that are good enough
if they'll cheat with you, they'll cheat on you