or, seeing as you live in a city, you could use a bike.
no, I'm not trolling.
I'm completely serious.
I live in New York City, and I ride a bike everywhere. literally, the only car I own is sitting at a train station near my summer home, waiting for me when I go out there. Bikes make more sense than you'd think in the city: with a good bag or rack on your bike, the short distance riding involved makes shopping quicker and less stressful, and remarkably easy. I am not necessarily suggesting going carless, but in a city like boston, which I know is of the more bike-friendly cities out there, riding places when its almost as fast or faster than a car in traffic, can make sense sometime. think the smart taken to its logical extreme.
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if you have a nother computer, you can just pull the harddrive out of the first one, put it in the second and copy over everything you need.
or, seeing as you live in a city, you could use a bike. no, I'm not trolling. I'm completely serious. I live in New York City, and I ride a bike everywhere. literally, the only car I own is sitting at a train station near my summer home, waiting for me when I go out there. Bikes make more sense than you'd think in the city: with a good bag or rack on your bike, the short distance riding involved makes shopping quicker and less stressful, and remarkably easy. I am not necessarily suggesting going carless, but in a city like boston, which I know is of the more bike-friendly cities out there, riding places when its almost as fast or faster than a car in traffic, can make sense sometime. think the smart taken to its logical extreme.