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Member Since | 06/10/2020 |
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Last Seen | 18/11/2024 |
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Location | Melbourne |
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> Wow you guys are really weird and mean I think the politically correct term is: "*uniquely gifted in the art of stupidity*" :-)
+1 for Michelin Primacy's. Not the cheapest tyres but arguably one of the best bang for your buck choices. Relatively good grip in the wet…
BrettSh replied to Scrooge McDeal on Rising Concerns: The Growing Prevalence of Autism in Today's Society
Me too
Hi tobuyRnot2buy, I'm sorry (and angry) to hear about the negative experiences you've been facing recently. You have the right to feel…
Well... I feel there are pros and cons of Copilot. I'm a boomer (aka old) programmer and have had lots of experience with having "aha"…
BrettSh commented on Officeworks Price Match Issue for iPad Pro
It's pretty much depends which employee you talk to. I've been lucky enough to price match against Costco twice. However, I know other…
Thanks.
Hmm, FlexOS would be interesting.
That is a good question. Being a web software developer (and total nerd) I use Linux on my laptop and my Raspberry Pi's. I love it. I would…
BrettSh commented on Business Shirts for Dudes with Highbeam Nipples
hashtag freethenipple
BrettSh commented on Do You Think Bigger More Expensive Cars Pick on Smaller Cheaper Cars in School Traffic?
Sometimes there is a gain of truth in stereotypes. My work commute involves cycling down Tooronga Rd in Melbourne. There are bike lanes on…
BrettSh replied to ThadtheChad on Am I Been Too Cheap for Not Able to Impulse Buy Anything Even on Something I Really Liked
If any of you guys who aren't familiar with Sir Terry's work he was an astute and funny observer of the human condition:…
Some people pay good money for that sort of thing.
Been driving manuals for more than 40 years. Still stall it maybe once every several weeks. Hate to admit it, but my wife (who also drives…
BrettSh replied to The Value on Basic Car Fault Troubleshooting/Repair Resources + Recommended Tools to Have
Assuming you have an Android or iOS phone then yes, you could pick an OBD2 bluetooth scanner from 20 bucks.…
I know I should just ignore the trolls. However, I believe this quote has been taken out of context. > most experienced GPs make **up to**…
Good suggestions. 512 GB SSD is more than ample for a Linux distro and will improve performance.
WRT to a sim, we usually pick up a $29 pre-pay sim from Vodafone or Spark in Duty Free and top up if required. That seems pretty hassle…
Chilli with lashings of cheese, salsa and sour cream: - On rice - On baked potatoes - On corn chips (aka nachos) - In tortillas Or... pizza
BrettSh commented on What Is Your Home Internet Speed?
Typically 250/23Mbps with Tangerine, $110 per month.
My use: -54 packages -22 movies or TV shows -20 songs (I also use YouTube Music)
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BrettSh replied to rumblytangara on Modem Router Recommendations for Home Use Including NAS/Home Server
Impressive
I once alerted Product Review to a couple of sock puppet reviews for an Australian building company and Product Review promptly removed…
Exterior speakers? My neighbours have an ICE AMG. I guess the exterior speakers are to ensure the whole street knows when you are on the…
What a great idea for an app! Sigh... If only my bicycle had an OBD2 socket :-)
BrettSh commented on Redraw Vs Offset
I've had both and make a withdrawal every quarter to pay tax. Unless you need to need to make multiple withdrawals a week, either should be…
BrettSh commented on 2013 Camry Tyres Replacement 215/60R16
>Just throw a set of Michelins @ it. I'm with **Hackney** on this. I have Pilot Sports on our GT86 and these Primacy's on our Corolla &…
BrettSh commented on Laptop Recommendations for Medical Specialty Exams/Large Hours of Study - Budget $2,000
If you are eligible for a student discount, maybe check this site out: https://www.myunidays.com/AU/en-AU/category/all-technology I suggest…
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