@alexfmac You have to see how disingenuous this is. I'm sorry you have a family member that cannot take public transport. But then you say "hard to justify investing in London" as if it was more general advice.
Most people in London would never take that route into the city
In 2005, James Anderson (@lancscricket) dismissed David Sales of Northants.
In 2026, James Anderson dismissed James Sales of Northants, David Sales's son, who was only 2 years old when Jimmy dismissed his dad.
Talk about longevity
#CountyChampionship#Cricket
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I live in New York. My OpenClaw runs on a $35 Raspberry Pi + MacMini on my mom's kitchen in Ohio. Last month that little box made more than my salary in Manhattan
It all started when my mom complained that the internet in the house was going to waste. She pays $60 a month and only uses it for recipes and FaceTime calls
I came home for the weekend, pulled an old Raspberry Pi out of the closet, and set it on top of the fridge next to a Florida magnet and a photo of the cat. Connected it to my mom's Wi-Fi, installed OpenClaw, and gave it 1 task: monitor 1 wallet on Polymarket and send me a Telegram message every time it enters a position
Setup took 1 evening. My mom asked what the little box was. I said it was something for work. She shrugged and put a napkin on top of it
The 1st week I checked every hour. Notification comes in, the wallet entered, I copy. Another one, it exited, I check the result. Everything ran like clockwork
The 2nd week I checked once a day
By the 3rd I forgot to check on Monday. Opened it Tuesday and saw plus $380
In New York I pay $3,200 for a studio with no windows, spend $18 on lunch, and stand on the subway for 40 minutes each way. My education cost $200K. Salary after taxes: $4,100
And in Ohio a $35 box sits between a napkin and a magnet. It does not pay rent, does not eat, does not sleep, and does not complain. It just runs 24/7 on my mom's internet for $60 a month
Last month it brought in $4,700. I brought in $4,100
My most profitable employee costs less than lunch and lives on my mom's kitchen
Here is the wallet it copies. You can open it and see the full trade history yourself: โ https://t.co/oqaPv5vr36
And if you do not have a Raspberry Pi or an evening to spend on setup there is a Telegram bot that does the exact same thing. It sends a signal the moment the wallet enters a position. No hardware, no OpenClaw, no mom's Wi-Fi: โ https://t.co/6oJMPDWj4z
My mom called yesterday. Asked if she could move the box because it was in the way of a pot
I said: mom, that box pays for your internet and my lunch. Do not touch it
She said fine. But she did not remove the napkin
@Maynard93608600@Gypsy_4_@historyinmemes What I love about this book is the fact that he isn't a writer at all... You are reading what feel like his diary entries as he does something spectacular. He's made it into a narrative but I don't think any professional writer has had a go at polishing it
@Maynard93608600@Gypsy_4_@historyinmemes https://t.co/FNUErcuJg1
I knew Karl in the year before he set off... The bet in a bar anecdote isn't accurate I don't believe.
He was a quiet, studious guy who engineered himself into the intelligence room in the barracks with hundreds of maps.
Great man