Write down your set up codes on a piece of paper (or, just the important ones to get access to your digital backups) the others can live within your app of choice.
(Keepass2Android is a great, free app. Just toss a couple of coins to your dev if you’re feeling generous)
Seems like this scene was a very effective safety moment haha (Something we do at the start of meetings in my industry - chemical engineering)
strangled on all sides by public sidewalks
Walkable cities? Immersion ruined
Has your company heard of pre-recorded audio?
Cookie is type of biscuit in Australia. Milage may vary
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Hard disagree. It is SO much faster for me to read a digital number readout than a analogue one.
This isn’t touch screen controls (which are terrible). It’s a readout.
I’ve only ever seen this slander towards salads coming from the US, so I have to ask, are salads trash in the US?
Do people imagine eating healthily is eating only lettuce (it isn’t)?
I don’t get it
Luckily, it seems government are finally getting their acts together to regulate these schemes: https://www.choice.com.au/money/credit-cards-and-loans/personal-loans/articles/bnpl-legislation-passes-parliament
Which means they need to register as credit providers, which is what they are…
I’m not claiming they’re the same as cigarettes. Just that if they hadn’t come along, a huge number of people (in Australia) may never have picked up a nicotine addiction at all.
And that’s a shame :(
there’s a lot more people quitting smoking than there are picking up vaping
Sadly, in Australia, this isn’t the case. We had very, very low smoking rates, and vaping has opened up the floodgates to new nicotine addicts, many, many of which never even tried cigarettes.
I’m pretty annoyed about it, to be honest.
Another generation who will reap the rewards of cancer, which will be a massive cost to society. Financially and emotionally.
I really hope we can stem the tide.
Original MarioKart DS, Luigi in his vacuum go-kart was peak performance
We’ve heard about car brain, this is its cousin, detached house brain.
Tall, wide, building, scary!! OoooOoOooOoOoh
Yeah, perhaps my title was a little click-baity. I do hate to hat charity is necessary.
I do, however, dislike charities and people asking for money for charity, not encouraging people to vote for stronger public services.
Indeed, perhaps in retrospect my title was a little click-baity
Fair enough, my more nuanced opinion is that there is a large number of people who do give to charity, feel good about it, spread the opinion that it’s a feel good thing, and do indirectly cause voters to feel like they already give enough money to charity and higher taxes are unfair. I am aware this opinion is unpopular, hence the post to get it off my chest haha
People participating in charity aren’t wrong, just the perception that it’s something to advocate people giving to, without also advocating for stronger public services in the same breath.
My title was perhaps a little click-baity.
I don’t dislike charity, I dislike people (and charities) encouraging others to give money to charity, without also advocating for better public services via taxation. And many, many charities don’t do this, which I don’t understand since many charities also get public funding (at least in my state of Victoria, Australia, they do)
This opinion is also subject to the relative stability of the government you live under. In my case, very stable, and totally doable.
I’m not sure if you meant it this way, but this came across quite caring about my wellbeing, and I really appreciate that friend.
I get a bit grumpy, but overall I’m not too angry at the world.
Well, not all the time anyway ;)
Have a good one mate.
I’m not advocating for doing nothing (and appreciate the way you phrased your criticism giving me the benefit of the doubt)
I think specifically my position is that the solution is political, and a better motivated voting base, who understands the value of not reducing taxes and public funding.
I don’t think (all) charities are a waste, and think many orgs do a decent job.
However, I think I didn’t make it clear that I find people feeling good about giving to charity, and encouraging others to do so by framing it as a “feel good” thing, rubs me the wrong way because I believe charities who perform core functions are a symptom of the fact we’re underfunding vital services.
I’m not telling people to not donate to charity, but I think it’s high time people stop believing that they’ve done their part for society, when voting to fix the system (absolutely, 100% possible where I’m from, which is Australia, one of the wealthiest countries in the world) would be much, much, more impactful that giving some money to a charity.
This is because people assume that you should do it out of the goodness of your heart. Since you’re not mass producing.
Which is absurd.
If anything they should be willing to pay you a premium for a high quality product produced in far better conditions.