You could give this a go:
https://www.jeffgeerling.com/blog/2020/im-booting-my-raspberry-pi-4-usb-ssd
IIRC booting from SSD is in beta for the pi 4. Pretty sure any SSD would do, but Im a fan of Samsung SSD's.
I bought a few grand in Top100 via the FNB app (fastest I could do it) when everyone was panic selling. Top40 which is the heaviest weighted is up like 19%, the other 60 companies are in negatives. All in all up quite a bit of money (relatively speaking).
I think the biggest saving you will get will be from deflated prices due to the bad economy, so even when the rates go up you should still save long term. It all depends on your risk appetite.
As an example, the house I bought a few years ago was bought by the previous owners in the 2008...
Unless you take a fixed rate (which usually has some fat added on by the bank so not usually worth while) your lending rate will also fluctuate.
Now might be good, or it might get even better later on if/when the economy implodes. We will never really know what the future holds so if you...
I have 10Mb fibre and watch fullhd Netflix. 10Mb should be fine. Only issue is they might try to throttle traffic. In that case get some form of vpn and it might help.
EDIT: Looks like @Gtx Gaming has mentioned it helps to get a VPN.
Probably just grabbed as mutch data as they could for a demographic that they wanted info on. Total speculation, but this was probably the plan all along.
Id say check out the raspberry pi foundation. It was started as a goal to get more kids into coding. There are many tutorials, using scratch or python.
Think this might be a link:
https://projects.raspberrypi.org/en/projects/
As @phoneJunky mentioned they now have an "open model" for applications so you can apply at any time. Whether you can start beginning of 2020 is something only they will be able to answer. I advise going into their nearest office to you, if possible, if you have a question. Seeing as you...
Chin up, man. This too shall pass even if it doesnt feel like it.
If youre up for it you can try doing something like a BSc Informatics at Unisa. You might get credits off because its got a lot of overlap with the Computer science degree, minus the math...
I have an eaton 5E 1500i. IIRC you can turn the beep off via its software, but I do it via a Rpi Zero thats hooked up to it and running NUT.
The issue is the settings are reset if the ups is powered down, hence my little Raspberry pi running a cron job. I also use it to serve a little site...