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> I will say I cant work with 1440 now that I have worked with 1600 vertical pixels. Yeah I don't understand why all these widescreens are…

> It's more that the question is so wilfully clueless There's no such thing as a stupid question, only stupid answers... > Sonus = works so…

> relying on a connection controlled by the selling company again. So you don't own a phone, computer, TV, Car, Security or home automation…

> Can you please help with an example He won't give an example because you then could show how crappy his alternative solution is. I…

> Who are they aiming that Move 2 at? Me > Absolutely unhinged pricing for a bluetooth speaker. Because it's not just a BT speaker. It can…

> Be aware that there are rumours that Sonos Haters have been knocking Sonos since they were released 20 years ago... Just like with…

> What limitations are you referring to? Ha, love it. Notice how they all go quiet when you ask for examples...

>Get a Wiim and... Linux for the Desktop... lol

> giving commuters a faster It takes 20 minutes, the same as the Manly Fast Ferry. > and more efficient way Less passenger capacity means…

It's a commuter service. Commuters usually don't usually need to come back for another 8 hours.

> In Sydney that could be walk if you normally take the train. Metro is pretty quick AND reliable. It's the public transport we should've…

> What about all the ones that are primarily just a fashion statement, status symbol, penis substitute or high yield investment? Still used…

> Why on earth would the CCP subsidise sales to such a small market? It's not an Australian specific subsidy, it's currency manipulation…

> the reason Chinese cars are cheap is because... ... the CCP artificially manipulate markets and their currency to keep their labour…

> Sounds like a smart move by the Chinese government. Unfortunately, the Americans think that’s unfair. You are free to move to China if…

> so you are saying Chiniese gov is helping aussie to get more affordable vehicles Well that is a short term side effect. But what the goal…

> the trip to the train station hasn’t increased in the 8 years I’ve lived here Well 8 years is not 10 years it? Give it time, every…

> He still lost ~$15k on the hybrid Toyota Assuming your numbers are correct, that's less than $1000/year. > i'd say in 13 years this'll be…

> F1 cars are 1.6L And have been shit since they made the switch. If you ever went to F1 prior to 2014 you would know what I mean.

> that a Hybrid 1.5L can produce ridiculous power. And what's important for day to day driving is having the torque to get off the line up…

> If you can't dial on rotary phone, you can't make calls. Fun fact: even on a rotary dialler you don't need to use the rotary dial to make…

> Hey, don't knock the Excel. It was an excellent car. My first car. I wanted a Commodore, but my old man didn't let me I had both. The…

> I'm 70 next month. Am I going to die?? I can guarantee that you will indeed die, no question about it.

> if you're using it as a mode of transport, which is 90%+ of the target market I'd argue that 99.99% of all vehicles are used as a mode of…

> and they can get there in under 10 minutes in a car Then in 10 years time: they can get there in under 15 minutes in a car Then in…

> So Wealth Advisers typically are looking at your liquid assets they can control and charge their commission on Yep, I learned that lesson…

> but are clearly not interested in a proper discussion. You're the only one running away from it with excuses. Tell me who you think is…

> Then set an example by supporting your case I'm not the one making the claim. > you have provided exactly 0 evidence to support any of…

> Even if what you say about public servants competency is true, it's public servants that write contracts and select consultants, so…

> If you think... I don't think that. But this is a useful insight into how your brain works. > but you can't blame them for the rise So…