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I genuinely don't get the hate for NRT. When I used to travel to Tokyo frequently, I much preferred NRT funnily enough. It's a ~50-60 min…

You make it sound like you weren't an annoying little shit at some point in your life (not having a go at you directly, we all were).…

> But I don’t think it’s a waste and I do think things that happen at 1 shape their early years character, for good or bad. I’m going…

> I'm on the Telstra network This is going to sound nuts, but you should give Vodafone a try. If you don't believe me, just sign-on for a…

> Seems the best deal with airlines for that time of year is about 1200 return per person (once you choose a seat, have adequate luggage…

This doesn't make any sense. Hybrids are the only type of car that I actually like with a stop-start because you get an instant response…

> I don't understand all the negativity here and assuming that I'm scamming everyone with false information!? And how many of the friends…

Your entire post just reads of some unsophisticated critique of the status quo. The reality (whether you like it or not) is that our system…

> Can anyone advise what's happened here? He's a normal honest guy, who's done nothing wrong BUT signing up to ING with their literal…

Not defending (or making a comment) about Novoo's marketing approach. I would say that entire USB charger market has serious issues about…

Great - thanks for sharing. I used a standard 100W USB-C cable, I don't use Magsafe. I'm certain that there are scenarios under which it…

Yep - just did the above, it's telling me that it's charging at 45W. The original Apple charger correctly reports 67W (using the same…

I have this charger, it works fine, but I'm doubting its claim of being 67W. It charges my MacBook Pro a fair bit slower (20-30% additional…

It's not designed to be a cabin bag for air travel. More designed as a check-in bag or as a roadtrip bag. Their shape makes them easier to…

Why would anyone spend $2,099 on this? For that price, you literally could get a MacBook Air *and* an almost identical used M1 iPad Pro…

> Barely a 'deal' to be honest, and a waste of time trying to get checkout to work without stock disappearing. Time is the price you pay…

> Is there a point where we maybe don't fleece a company for offering a "pay what you can" option by paying the absolute minimum for…

> As if you would trust Microsoft to actually turn anything off. This doesn't have anything to do with AI, though. If your standard is to…

> I am talking about the "watching everything you do" side of things. Not sure what you mean by this - you don't have to use "AI features",…

> It'll be a hard pass for me on any weird thing with "AI" built in. Not an apple user but would 100% go the tried and true MacBook over…

> Why is everybody assuming that I really want to go for a Mac! In your post, you literally say "I prefer MacBooks because they just work,…

> but it's not really practical to make it part of the EDC Why not?

> The main problem is the form factors needed for three or four ports tends to make them too high or too long for a lot of powerstrips, and…

I've actually asked people. It's the social conditioning (need a bigger car because "family"), and when pushed on it (e.g. "what do you…

> Apple's customers excellent customer service What are you talking about? How are you so deep in the reality distortion field? Apple's…

You may have better luck if you're booking from Tokyo instead. This is what I'm seeing for Tokyo - Sydney (as a QFF Platinum, so YMMV).…

> As a 6 Foot 5 person I would have to disagree, the rear facing baby seat means my drivers seat is so far forward that I can't operate the…

CX-5 is just a Mazda 3 on stilts, just like the CX-3 is just a Mazda 2 on stilts.

> it's low enough for kids to easily get in and out (especially great for school dropoffs and pickups) This. This again. So much this. I…

> Would love an EV, something like that new Hyundai Iconiq N thing. I fear depreciation on EV's. History has not been kind. How much do you…