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LilBytes
6y ago
Fuel in NZ is $5 NZD? Has Covid had an impact on that local price or is that standard? It's Less than $1.50 AUD across the ditch at the moment. And that's a bad day.
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6y ago
Had a similar experience selling my car. It was an old Audi S3, like, 2011 model. Had a guy tell me the car was in better condition and the asking price was less than what I had listed. My car was listed at $10K AUD and that car was listed
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6y ago
I'm surprised I haven't seen this before, this is great.
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6y ago
I certainly wouldn't my helicopters Jesus nut [1] to be purchased and procured through Alibaba, for sure. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jesus_nut
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6y ago
Caffeine is an excellent hunger surpressent too, I swear by it for losing weight.
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6y ago
Try stopping for 4/5 days and see where you're at. I'd love to get a better sample size.
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6y ago
In hind sight this is how I should have done in. But I was morbidly curious to see how bad the cold turkey would be. It was quite a while a go now, I might think about doing it again. But do it without the masochistic torture I put myself t
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6y ago
For anyone that tries this, don't naively go cold turkey and expect just a headache. It generally takes 12 days before your body resets it's relevant receptors for caffeine consumption. E.g if you drink three coffees a day and bar
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6y ago
I sent this comment to my colleague, I'll see if it triggers him... :-)
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6y ago
I'd suggest the comment above is from the perspective of the vast majority of Americans becoming poorer, and not a reference to the entire countries wealth which serves to benefit a large wealthy minority.
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6y ago
NotPetra
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6y ago
Typo, yeah :)
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6y ago
This does not get you out of a trip. This is called candy clipping and has the opposite affect.
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LilBytes
6y ago
Fair enough! Maybe the LSD I'm referring to was always shit/weak. :)
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6y ago
Interesting! Thank you for the source.
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6y ago
I've had tabs of acid sitting in a fridge which is naturally light and heat controlled, in a sealed container (within the fridge) be absolutely benign when consumed after being left for over a few months. The only way I've managed
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6y ago
Where? Local to you perhaps but here in Queensland it's been amazing. That's a rather broad blanket statement for what is an entire continent. He has a 13.5 KWh PowerWall and 5.2 KW of solar. He's barely used the grid in mont
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6y ago
Australian and former ex-pat of the UK here. I'm happy to see our Government getting rightly ridiculed on an increasing basis in more and more of these types of conversations.
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6y ago
Why is this being downvoted?
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6y ago
These photographs are amazing, thank you.
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6y ago
It's definitely possible. A few of the researchers I've seen on BugCrowd that we help foster good relationships with, e.g. paying out quickly and with sizeable bounties, easily make 5 figures USD from us in 12 months. And I'd
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6y ago
I find in BugCrowd that most of these reports that are spammy or useless in nature are from researchers in developing countries and have a limited grasp of the English language. They simply don't take no for an answer.
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6y ago
I moved to Australia when I was 19 from the UK and I'm surprised more people haven't said the same. I don't work remote though the tech company I work for, I imagine that'll change shortly. Currently live in Brisbane but
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6y ago
I'm showing my bias but my good friend Andrew runs Blender Guru on YouTube. Admittedly he covers everything from beginner to advanced so I don't know where your skill level sits, but Andrew has a lot of content.
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6y ago
I very much doubt that money trickles down to the local community that needs it in any measurable way. Trickle down economics doesn't work in Western Countries, in third world countries, this would be demonstrably worse. You see the ex
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6y ago
Yeah I'm fairly certain that this is the case.
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6y ago
Well written is an understatement. Journalism leaves a lot to be desired here in home (Australia), but the writing on this site is incredible.
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6y ago
No but it does come with a law degree.
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6y ago
What on earth is this website? I had a drive around and I'm directed a http://111.111.111.111 (yes, no S in HTTPS) site to download a PDF file which I assume is the book? This site couldn't look more dodgy if it tried.
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6y ago
Yeah I thought the same, I've worked with, against and for SAP since I turned 21. My whole career has spent working on ERP on various platforms.
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