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by elyobo 9y ago
Hmmm, in VIC I pay $0.96/day supply and usage rates of about 16c/kWh. Maybe prices vary a lot by location, because the prices I pay bear no resemblance to those on the chart...
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by elyobo 9y ago
They just need to start including house prices in there and the inflation would be pretty clear...
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by elyobo 9y ago
Funny, as a Kiwi living in Victoria it seems to me that, while prices have climbed a bit over the last few years, electricity costs here were incredibly low... I wish NZ was represented on that chart. That said, my per kWh charge is about
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by elyobo 9y ago
Was that a yes or a no? :D
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by elyobo 10y ago
The major plus for me is not having to rewrite large parts of my app for different platforms.
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by elyobo 10y ago
The success of the mandatory saving schemes will probably work for a while, but the current property crisis in Australia is going to put an end to that eventually. Give it another 30 or 40 years once the non-boomers that have been unable t
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by elyobo 11y ago
You're right that he should have (and Strava could probably provide some baseline information on that) to make it conclusive, but I'm confident that the conclusions reached are valid - it's a very popular route and that'
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by elyobo 11y ago
You can change your code. The fingerprint is a bit more difficult. That's my main issue with biometric security, revocation of compromised credentials (e.g. fingerprints) is difficult or impossible.
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by elyobo 11y ago
Was in a bubble, it's not looking too hot now with current iron ore prices. $40k is staggeringly crap pay for a chef; minimum wage for a full time job in Australia is about $34k ($17.29/hr minimum wage). Average salary is somew
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by elyobo 13y ago
I'm not sure where your numbers come from, but they're overestimating Australia + NZ by around a quarter. From Wikipedia, NZ ~4.7 million, AU ~23.2 million, total ~28 million.