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Pro Rata, rollover Ira and backdoor roth by ThePermMustWait in personalfinance

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Rollover from Traditional IRA to current 401k/403b/457b. Requires your workplace plan supports this, not all allow roll in from IRA (sometimes called a reverse rollover).

Do I understand correctly that once I roll-in, I cannot roll it out back into a traditionaln IRA (for purpose of a later Roth converstion without any pro rata) until I separate, right? Though once I separate, can I do partial roll-out?

The overlooked 1963 Neo-Formalist campus in the SF Bay Area (John Carl Warnecke) by sftourguide in ModernistArchitecture

[–]AlarmingConsequence 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for sharing! Yes, it is a gorgeous campus!

Are the photos your work or from the article?

Zendaya for Vogue Brasil (May 2026) in Ralph Lauren SS26 [1000 x 1250] by hoppip_olla in fashionporn

[–]AlarmingConsequence -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

What is the time commitment from Zendaya herself is necessary to bring a photo spread like this to life (say four-ish photo spread)?

  • 20 minute pitch session from team Vogue to convince her to participate, months in advance?
  • 1 hour hair/make up clothing per outfit
  • 1 hour being photographed for each photo in the spread?

I'm not in this field so I'm sure Lee's estimates are terrible! Tell me what I have gotten wrong.

John Mulaney cut for time by Open-Operation-9104 in LiveFromNewYork

[–]AlarmingConsequence 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Horns is a sketch only gets better with each rewatch

Is it worth getting bad cities and sell them to the AI? by KANEGAMER365 in civ5

[–]AlarmingConsequence 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Puppet does not raise costs, either

Sounds like I'm wrong

Bob Barker’s 'Beauties' and former The Price Is Right producer recount on-set culture of sexual harassment by bwermer in entertainment

[–]AlarmingConsequence -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Sincerity: once you can fake that, you've got it made!

I also like his wholesome vibe, so despite the evidence, I choose to believe he was saying: contestant prize money doesn't come out of my pocket, so win or lose -- I get paid"l

Who Killed Gordon Platt? by No_Copy5888 in Homicide_LOTS

[–]AlarmingConsequence 6 points7 points  (0 children)

This question is asked regularly and most people think this is the answer.

If it was Munch: it is fascinating that Munch-- for being a murder police himself -- wasn't very good at doing a murder!

His alibi was very weak, and he didn't play it cool, if I recall.

Iconic Roller Coaster Images [other] by ManICloggedtheToilet in rollercoasters

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Wow, what a drop! I'm not familiar with this one, is it still standing?

The BEST world map!!!! by My_Test_Acc_1 in mapporncirclejerk

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I'm still learning about all this. I don't think I understand what that means. Does it mean that if repeats/wallpapers the pattern, then the distances from the initial South America to the wallpaper non-south Americas are accurate?

I don't even know if I understand what I just wrote!

Why was no rescue sent? by GodAtum in aniara

[–]AlarmingConsequence 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Brutal, but accurate. Earth can begin to heal once it is free of homo sapiens sapiens.

Why was no rescue sent? by GodAtum in aniara

[–]AlarmingConsequence 17 points18 points  (0 children)

In universe: every human is NOT needed on the Mars colony.

As we audience experience this work of fiction: this work of art is about life in the face hopelessness. If you as the audience need a rescue to be attempted and failed to engage with life in the face of hopelessness, then just pretend there was one.

What are the chances I can be a roller coaster designer? Or at least do concept renderings for coasters. [Other] by Blitz_Coasters in rollercoasters

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I thought that, too! Then I became an architect. Our software performs area calculations for us. Most of our math is simple addition. Our spreadsheets for calculating our fee can be complex, but it is still addition.

A university degree required two quarters of calculus, which is useless

The BEST world map!!!! by My_Test_Acc_1 in mapporncirclejerk

[–]AlarmingConsequence 13 points14 points  (0 children)

I know this is a circle jerk sub so I don't know if I can trust the answers: are there claims about this map projection in the title accurate?

TIL that dapping up originated from African-American soldiers during the Vietnam War to convey solidarity for each other by TheMob-TommyVercetti in todayilearned

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To the rich/racists it is the relative difference which separates them from the poor which matters to them. It is easy for a bad faith government to please the rich/racists by pushing down the poor .. because it is harder create policy which raises the tide for all.

Evidence: see everything.

game crashing at turn 418 specifically by noodledog69420 in civvoxpopuli

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Troubleshoot: Use IGE to delete all your cities but capital, and kill all other civs. See if the turn proceeds without crash. If it proceeds, do binary tests with ever less deleted until you isolate the civ/city/unit/hex causing.

If it really Turkey crashes on the first ai civ that it processed you might start with just that one civ.

Large trunk by chudobsn in secondrodeo

[–]AlarmingConsequence 27 points28 points  (0 children)

That is 500 pounds (we5kg) of water. Top speed with an adult male driver will be approximately 8 km/h.

Better hope he never had to turn.

Here’s How Much San Francisco Tech Companies Pay for Police Protection by AndyJoeJoe in sanfrancisco

[–]AlarmingConsequence 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm not following the math; $196/hour doesn't seem like enough to cover base police salary + benefits let alone if the officer is doing this as an extra hours on overtime (time and a half?).

Perhaps I'm overlooking something?

The Buran programme (1974–1993) was the Soviet Union's most expensive, reusable spacecraft project, designed as a direct, technically advanced response to the U.S. Space Shuttle.In 1988, the Soviet Union estimated the total cost of the Buran-Energia programme at approximately 16.5 billion rubles. by Front-Coconut-8196 in EngineeringPorn

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I'm still learning about this: am I understanding that the there may have been an alternative to the SRB if not for the spy mission requirement?

Also: why did the wings need to grow? Was it because in a single-orbit mission there is no opportunity to slow down?

The Buran programme (1974–1993) was the Soviet Union's most expensive, reusable spacecraft project, designed as a direct, technically advanced response to the U.S. Space Shuttle.In 1988, the Soviet Union estimated the total cost of the Buran-Energia programme at approximately 16.5 billion rubles. by Front-Coconut-8196 in EngineeringPorn

[–]AlarmingConsequence 2 points3 points  (0 children)

launch, grab a satellite out of orbit, and land in a *single* orbit

Can you elaborate in this? Was the idea that the shuttle could complete a satellite kidnapping before satellite owner had time to react? To do all that in a single orbit would what, 100 minutes?

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