You can keep the revs up and slip it till you are decently up to speeds where the motors making boost. It's gentle on the rest of the drive train but savage on the clutch. It's nicer on the clutch to have lots of revs and dump it, not so nice on the rest of the drive train. Or you can be a girl and take it easy, by far the nicest option as far as the car is concerned but harmful to others opinions of you.
Friend has an unlimited Amazon cloud storage account (think it's $60 a year) hooked up to his synology 12 Bay nas. Took a while but the whole things replicated to Amazon in case something goes wrong/stolen etc. It's a great solution to hook your nas up to cloud storage for offsite and some will roll back changes if you get ransomware for example, any change after x time is just wiped out and you download it from them, have done this with Dropbox before.
The implications in the article were that as rates rise, they are going to be some of the suburbs that are hit hard. They weren't saying that they are already having to get out or default.
Ditching the se at this point would be silly on their part considering how well it sells/sold globally. They support the phones for 3-4 years after initial release.
The bigger issue is people thinking they can borrow to their absolute limit when credit is cheap. But ignore the fact they clearly can't afford it when rates go up.
Birds. According to the news if you wait a bit these suburbs are likely to have a lot of people at risk of defaulting on their home loans. Derrimut, Point Cook, Werribee, Cranbourne, Craigieburn