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RedHab commented on Huawei Band 9 $64 Delivered @ Amazon AU | + Delivery ($0 C&C/in-Store) @ JB Hi-Fi
The Band 10 was released a month ago with a brighter screen and better health features, hence the discounts on the Band 9.

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Larsson on [Used] WD Ultrastar HC550 16TB 3.5″ Enterprise SATA HDD $269 Delivered @ East Digital

The big factor is there is almost a duopoly in HDDs now, very little competition so no reason to compete on price or features.

Yeah, it gets complex. Often with cards you need to balance higher fixed fees or better exchange rates.

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doperst on AMD Ryzen 7 7700 CPU US$167.37 (A$266.11) Delivered @ Computer Hardware Global Store AliExpress

Even the used server Xeons that I've bought from AliExpress have been fine - well packaged too. Ali has better customer service than Ebay…

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John on OnePass 1 Year Membership for $20 @ OnePass (New Memberships & Existing (Expired) Renewals)

Bunnings free delivery only for items less than 2kgs.

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Arrox on Sofirn HS10 USB-C Rechargeable LED Headlamp with Battery US$15.19 (~A$24) Delivered @ Sofirn Overseas Store via AliExpress

The battery is easily swap-able so you can carry a spare.

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shaneiwey on Sofirn HS10 USB-C Rechargeable LED Headlamp with Battery US$15.19 (~A$24) Delivered @ Sofirn Overseas Store via AliExpress

Yes, they are pretty good. Worth reading the manual for all the weird modes it has. Only downside is that you need a particularly long USB…

Much of the world's economy is now services (software, call centres, accounting etc), not goods. These tariffs only apply to physical…

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HerpinDerp on [NSW] up to $340/Week Toll Relief Rebate for Each Tag & Licence Plate (Min $60/Wk Private Spend Per Tag) @ Service NSW

Checkout the retired pollies who work there. The NSW bureaucrats who negotiated the deal with TransUrban now work there too.

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ReaperX22 on [Refurb] Dell Latitude 5420 14" Laptop: i5 1135G7 2.4GHz, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD, Win11 $299 Delivered @ Australian Computer Traders

Linux should work just fine. These Hackintosh pretty well, too.

RedHab commented on [Refurb] Dell Latitude 5420 14" Laptop: i5 1135G7 2.4GHz, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD, Win11 $299 Delivered @ Australian Computer Traders
OP, thanks for making the RAM upgrade option!

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afayd on GMKtec Nucbox G9 4 Bay M.2 NVMe SSD NAS (Intel N150, 12GB/64GB, 2x 2.5G) US$171.40 (~A$275.16) Del @ Honor Box Store AliExpress

I don't know about this particular system - no idea what its boot options are. It also depends on the NAS OS. UnRAID is pretty flexible.…

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Scottabargin on GMKtec Nucbox G9 4 Bay M.2 NVMe SSD NAS (Intel N150, 12GB/64GB, 2x 2.5G) US$171.40 (~A$275.16) Del @ Honor Box Store AliExpress

Yes, this will likely be the first point of failure. Put the OS on one of the NVMe drives rather.

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Nom on GMKtec Nucbox G9 4 Bay M.2 NVMe SSD NAS (Intel N150, 12GB/64GB, 2x 2.5G) US$171.40 (~A$275.16) Del @ Honor Box Store AliExpress

Yes, I agree. The speed of the storage (4x 2 GB/s for PCIe 3 x2) and that of the network interfaces (2 x 0.25GB/s) is rather mismatched.…

RedHab commented on What Are Quieter, 16-24TB 3.5" SATA Drives
Look at the dBA part of the specification. This tells you how much sound they make.

A Data General Nova 1200 (computer from 1969) bought at auction for a dollar. It was the fast model, the 1200 referred to the 1200ns…

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forconstruction on Gamesir T4 Nova Lite - Gaming Controller (Stella White) US$13.37 (~A$21.41) Delivered @ Gamesir Store via AliExpress

No, but if you own a deep ocean submersible these are rated to Titanic depths.

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vongz on Noctua NF-A20 PWM PC Fan A$39.59 + A$9 Delivery @ Noctua Cooling Solutions via Newegg

Noctua fans are made by Yen Sun Technology aka Y.S. Tech.

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GrumpyGandalf on Noctua NF-A20 PWM PC Fan A$39.59 + A$9 Delivery @ Noctua Cooling Solutions via Newegg

They are still very good, but pricey and the competition has caught up. Not made in Austria anymore, but made in China. You can find the…

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reactor-au on [Refurb] Lenovo ThinkPad T16 Gen 3 16" Laptop: Intel Ultra 7 155U CPU, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD $1596.47 Delivered @ Lenovo Outlet

This worries me as you can see they've cut corners here, where else have they cut corners that you can't see on a "premium" notebook.

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oatslovemilk on SWISS+TECH 200 Lumen Waterproof Flashlight $6.98 (Was $19.99) + Delivery ($0 C&C/ in-Store/ OnePass) @ Bunnings

Generally, yes. For an emergency light though replaceable batteries are useful. That said, anyone buying these, take out the Duracells.…

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krisspy on Alienware 27" Dual-Resolution IPS Gaming Monitor AW2725QF $449.46 (Was $599) Delivered @ Dell

Yeah the "dual resolution" is marketing BS. Look at the back of any monitor manual and you'll find a table of vertical frequency in Hz vs…

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Larsson on [Used] WD Ultrastar HC550 16TB 3.5″ Enterprise SATA HDD WUH721816ALE6L4 $268 Delivered @ East Digital

Yes, they are now selling WD used and not Seagate. Perhaps because the wiped Seagate SMART data has a bypass to see the real drive stats,…

Microsoft charges way less in poorer countries like Bangladesh. The same way people get cheap Netflix in Argentina or Turkey. They charge…

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iChopstick on Google Pixel 8A 128GB (Bay) $619.99 Delivered @ Skyradar via Amazon AU ($588.99 Price Beat @ Officeworks)

The good thing about Google phones is that the bootloader is not locked - you can easily reflash the Australian ROM if you want.

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Grannular on Xiaomi Mi Router BE7000 US$107.98 (~A$177.40) Delivered @ TRUE Mi Store via AliExpress

Upvote to the OP for a great description.

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magnitude on ORIGIMAGIC N2pro Mini PC (Ryzen 7 6800H, 32GB RAM, 512GB SSD, Dual USB4) $517.30 Delivered @ OrigimagicDirect Amazon AU

AMD's CPU numbering is designed to confuse.

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Brotality on Epomaker Shadow-s Mechanical Keyboard $55.99 + Delivery ($0 with Prime/ $59 Spend) @ EPOMAKER via Amazon AU

Yeah, they are full of meaningless names now. You knew what the old Red, Brown and Blue were. There was one on OzBargain a few days ago…

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KenDiaMoi on ASUS RT-AX86U Pro AX5700 Dual Band Wi-Fi 6 Router $298 ($289 with Targeted Prime Offer) @ Amazon AU

Yeah - this + Merlin for many many other uses too.

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0 0 0 on Duracell Coppertop Alkaline AA 50P $27.30 ($24.57 S&S), AAA 40P $20.30 ($18.27 S&S) + Del ($0 with Prime/ $59 Spend) @ Amazon AU

Yes, they were good 15 years ago. Expensive leakers now.
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