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What are the options with Google Voice? by littlewashuin AndroidQuestions

[–]linam97 0 points1 point ago

This is probably you're best bet! You can keep your number and I'd you need to you can use Google voice. Also you would have a brand new modern phone without a contract.

$64 Groupon for Homebrew package by snarebytein Homebrewing

[–]linam97 0 points1 point ago

Don't forget ShopDiscover has 15% Cash Back! Their website is down right now. I'll try to edit it when it goes live again.

Ep 111: Paracord and Its Uses by danrunnerin UrbanSurvivalism

[–]linam97 0 points1 point ago

I have no problem getting to the site. Try again! It's actually great. I found a bracelet at 5 below for $2!

These two completely different knives are my two favourite I have ever owned by Timisahomoin knives

[–]linam97 0 points1 point ago

I think its more of the portability factor. A fixed blade is a lot harder to carry, especially in the pocket. The seat belt cutter is because he's an EMT. I wouldn't consider that. Folders are just more compact and easier to carry. Hope that answers your question!

20/M/ Engineering Student/ EMT by linam97in EDC

[–]linam97[S] 0 points1 point ago

Just some comments on everything:

  1. I love my phone. It's great except the battery life that lasts me about 10ish hours. Instead of carrying around a charger and plugging it in, I find the external battery to be much more convenient so I'm not leaving my phone plugged into a wall not being watched.
  2. I use to have a credit card sized flash drive but then I lost it. I'm looking for something to replace it with.
  3. I just got it the other day, but it seems to work really well. Its kind of heavy, but also durable. Not sure if I will pocket carry or put it in my backpack.
  4. The skeletool is great. At first I hesitated getting it because it looked weird, but it has a great form factor. I used to carry a Gerber Crucial, but that broke on me... so it was replaced with the leatherman.
  5. The compound is great. I love the way it feels in the hand. I wish it was US made, but I got it relatively cheap, so I don't care.
  6. Explained in 1. Works decently. Only complaint is that it takes a very long time to charge my phone fully. Especially if I'm using it.
  7. Just got it yesterday, but I like it so far.

Let me know what you think or if you have any questions!

20/M/ Engineering Student/ EMT by linam97in EDC

[–]linam97[S] 0 points1 point ago

I'm not sure if everyone can read it, so heres the list:

  1. T-mobile Galaxy S2 w/ Seidio Case and Holster (rooted with Juggernaut 5.0 rom)
  2. Wallet (2 credit cards, 2 debit cards, license, student ID, EMT ID, CPR Card)
  3. Costco Flashlight (3 modes: low, hi, strobe "200 lumens")
  4. Leatherman Skeletool
  5. Kershaw Compound
  6. Incredicharge External Battery
  7. Paracord Bracelet

I also carry a backpack with a bunch of things inside that I will post at another time.

Best multitools? by ninetwofivein EDC

[–]linam97 0 points1 point ago

OP, If you don't carry a knife already I highly suggest a Leatherman Skeletool as a barebones multitool. It has a nice form factor and a pocket clip that makes it a great EDC!

31/M/IT by Tacticoolin EDC

[–]linam97 1 point2 points ago

Another EMT and CPR Instructor here. Everything he said is correct, except for saying the rescue breaths are null. That is incorrect. Rescue breaths are helpful, but not in the first few minutes, which is what you would be doing as a bystander. You still have available Oxygen in your blood and lungs to last a few minutes and compressions are the most vital part at that point, but once a professional mask becomes available.

I'm a college student without regular income and only around $500 of my own. Is it too soon to start doing something with my money (such as putting it into savings)? by HackMyHeartin Frugal

[–]linam97 0 points1 point ago

You absolutely can, I just wasn't sure how you felt how you felt about having 3 accounts open. You can leave it in savings, but there aren't any benefits aside from the higher interest rate, but even then you are literally counting pennies. Just my 2 cents.

I'm a college student without regular income and only around $500 of my own. Is it too soon to start doing something with my money (such as putting it into savings)? by HackMyHeartin Frugal

[–]linam97 1 point2 points ago

Hey, I'm a year older and have gone through this whole ordeal. While I have a regular income, I keep 2 main bank accounts open. I have a Bank of America account open and and Ally account. For you I suggest having a students checkings account open at Bank of America (no fees and you have a bank to rely on to put cash in the bank). I suggest Ally, you have a checkings account open and a savings if you wish, but since you don't have income, I suggest just a checkings account. You should keep most of the money in the Ally bank and keep your spending money in the Bank of America account. This way, you know not to spend all of it at once, but you still have access to your money because of free ATM usage at Ally. Hope this helps!

Finally feel prepared enough to post my EDC. 20/M/Student, Artist, AV/ITS by TheBlackHivein EDC

[–]linam97 1 point2 points ago

I didn't know about the twisted nylon inside! I just got one today because it was really cheap. Is each of the nylon strands rated at 550lbs or just the paracord itself?

24 / M / Software Engineer EDC by tidalwav1in EDC

[–]linam97 0 points1 point ago

How do you like the Bug? I was thinking about getting it just because its small and i can keep on my keychain.

Graduating this June with a job with no credit. What credit card should I sign up for? by wontonforevuhin personalfinance

[–]linam97 1 point2 points ago*

I also suggest the chase freedom or discover. You might have a hard time getting approved for chase, but discover shouldn't be a problem. Both of them have great rewards and no fees.

Remember to set up auto payment do you don't forget to pay in full each month.

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Waited 10 years to buy a motorcycle. Finally pulled the trigger. Bought my first bike on Sunday. by roastymctoastyin motorcycles

[–]linam97 0 points1 point ago

Wow! I'm in NJ. The basic class cost me $270 and the refresher is right around that price. I wouldn't bother if it was $25, but its not. =/ But I will plan on taking the refresher class, Thank you!

Waited 10 years to buy a motorcycle. Finally pulled the trigger. Bought my first bike on Sunday. by roastymctoastyin motorcycles

[–]linam97 0 points1 point ago

Congrats! I'm in the same boat. My parents said that if I got a motorcycle, I would have to pay for school. Thing is, they told me this after I took the MSF basic. I might get one next year when I graduate, so I just had a couple questions.

Were you able to retain any of the skills from MSF?
How did you relearn? Do you plan on taking another MSF class again?

(Offer) Starbucks giftcard for your cup of joe. by HOTMAMMAin randomactsoffun

[–]linam97 2 points3 points ago

Thanks for doing this!

Can we all just brag for a moment? by rastabeanin AskReddit

[–]linam97 0 points1 point ago

I'm 20 and I'm a volunteer EMT. I've saved quite a bit of lives!

UPDATE: I have had my RFID tag implanted. by StonedPonyin electronics

[–]linam97 2 points3 points ago

Wow! Was the tag implemented in the needle? I would've thought that it would have to be inserted by hand.

I think we need a "cagers gone wild" sub... by eplurbin motorcycles

[–]linam97 1 point2 points ago

Is this somerville/bridgewater area?

Best sipping alcohol for your money? by Fogramin alcohol

[–]linam97 0 points1 point ago

I recently discovered Bacardi oakheart. So good. Just like you, I'm not the biggest fan of rum, but oakheart is really good.

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