₹50 lakh/year in India vs €100K/year in Europe ?? The comparison isn't just about salary, here's my take. ₹50 lakh in India comes with: • Hours lost in traffic every week. • Expensive homes, often far from your workplace. • Air pollution and water shortages. • Paying extra for services that should work in the first place. • Earning more money, but struggling to find time to enjoy it. **€100K in Europe can offer:** • Better public transport and walkable cities. • Cleaner air and more reliable infrastructure. • Better work-life boundaries in many workplaces. • More opportunities to travel and enjoy public spaces. • Better value for money beyond your monthly paycheck. Of course, taxes, housing, childcare, and living costs vary significantly across European cities. €100K doesn't automatically make you richer. Don't compare salaries. Compare the life those salaries can buy you.

⚠️ WARNING: Things to avoid with your iPhone Duo. • Don’t rub keys or coins against the inner screen • Don’t dig your fingernails into the inner screen • Don’t scrape the titanium frame with a knife • Don’t rub chainmail armour against the display • Don’t peel off the screen protector • Don’t pour dirt into the hinge or ports • Don’t bury it in the sand • Don’t force it closed if something is stuck • Don’t fold it 10,000 times just to see what happens • Don’t put it in a freezer at -20°C and repeatedly fold it • Don’t hold a lighter up to the screen • Don’t sit on it when it’s unfolded • Don’t bend it backwards • Don’t twist the phone to test its strength • Don’t drop it down a flight of stairs • Don’t run over it with your car Or if you do, make sure you have AppleCare+ 😆

Apple once built a computer that was also a television. On October 25, 1993, Apple shipped the Macintosh TV. A striking black all-in-one that could switch between being a Mac and a cable-ready TV. It was the first black desktop Macintosh, came with a matching black keyboard, mouse, and remote, and was essentially a black LC 520 with a built-in tuner and 14" Trinitron. Only about 10,000 were ever made. You couldn’t watch TV in a window. The moment you switched modes, the computer disappeared and the TV took over the entire screen. It was expensive (~$2,079), limited (5 MB of RAM, max 8 MB), and quickly discontinued. What was meant to be a bold step into the living room became one of the rarest and most unusual Macs ever released.

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