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by sen 4y ago
This has happened living in multiple places (in AU), we move lots. Yes I've had some nice people too, usually more curious chats about a stay-at-home dad being odd. I've run into other SAHD's and they've all shared simil
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by sen 4y ago
Sorry should've said that, I'll edit the comment, but I'm in Australia and these stories happened while living in both Sydney and Melbourne (have sinced moved to a more rural city and doesn't happen "as" much,
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by sen 4y ago
I'm a stay-at-home disabled dad to 2 kids (toddler + 2nd grade), and quite literally can't count the number of times over the last 8 years that I've had people at parks threaten to (or actually do) call the police on me, verb
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by sen 4y ago
Business info on Google has gotten so bad (at least where I live) that it's also all but useless, meaning the last reason I had to ever even open Google Maps is gone. I've been using Apple Maps every day for a couple years now and
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by sen 4y ago
We get a lot of Korean Netflix content in Australia and I’ve quite liked it. It’s something different we’d never get through our own TV networks or the mostly-US streaming networks we have access to.
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by sen 4y ago
I’ve got basically the identical back story. High school dropout, ADHD/ASD, can’t handle structured learning.. but I sure as hell liked staying up all night playing with code, exploring the depths of the internet and every single aspec
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by sen 4y ago
I switched to Pop about a year ago and absolutely love it so far. It’s been one of the most flawless experiences I’ve had with a Linux distro (as a life long “user” but not very good at the fiddly stuff).
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by sen 4y ago
That was my first thought, the americanisation of global culture (especially online) already causes so many annoying issues. My kids get confused on how to spell things because everything online and in TV/movies is different to what we
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by sen 5y ago
We did the same thing using the character for a non-breaking space, I think it was ALT+0160. It would sort last in the list, and just be an effectively-invisible entry unless you were really paying attention. Combined with an exploit we had
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by sen 5y ago
I have a small notebook in our book shelves, that my wife and parents know about. It has instructions and log-in details to my desktop computer and our NAS, and written details for all the most important things they might need straight away
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by sen 5y ago
ALL they had to do was continue with the original idea and not get greedy. I was a high(ish)-tier backer of the original, still got my 2 sitting in a drawer, and wore them until they wore out. I absolutely loved the idea of a MINIMAL e-pape
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by sen 5y ago
Not sure what’s “allowed” but for me the once a year thing is more about fitting around other treatments, surgeries, etc.
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by sen 5y ago
I get ketamine treatment for acute persistent pain (under our public health system) and it’s been pretty much life changing for me. It doesn’t remove the pain, but a week of treatment can give me 1-2 months of “relief” per year, and when yo
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by sen 5y ago
ReiTuned.com for an automotive tuner. GildFab.com for a family friends fabrication shop. Many more that I can’t share in public. I do about 1-2 per month for people, always .com’s or .net’s.
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by sen 5y ago
It’s just not that hard to come up with a unique name that still has an available .com, I do it regularly for clients and have done for 20 odd years. Yes it’s gotten harder, but it’s still absolutely possible. Even short (sub-10 char) prono
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by sen 5y ago
GoDaddy absolutely squats recent searches. So so many other registrars. It’s been like that for many years now and has been proven time and time again. The only registrar I trust currently is Namecheap. They’re not perfect but they don’t do
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by sen 5y ago
It works for all technology, including phones, home appliances, everything. If it has a feature advertised/included on launch, and then they remove or change that feature enough that it no longer works "as advertised", you ge
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by sen 5y ago
Bose changed (some of?) their home speakers to "require" you to use their app to set them up or use Spotify/etc, where you use to be able to just cast directly to them. It effectively turned smart speakers into dumb bluetooth
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by sen 5y ago
I comment this under any similar threads in the past and will continue to for any Australians who don’t know, but this would be a valid reason for a return/refund under Australian law. A company can’t remove or “functionally change” fe
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by sen 5y ago
I couldn't even count the hours I've spent playing this game. So much nostalgia.
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by sen 5y ago
That’s exactly it, IMO. The ability to donate tiny amounts with almost-zero fees, preferably directly through my existing banking system (probably using some middleware like Osko which works flawlessly and I use almost daily, invisibly via
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by sen 5y ago
Thanks for that! I know what’s going on loop for the next few days (at least). Already had a fair few in my library but having the collection there as a playlist is awesome.
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by sen 5y ago
Yeah as alphager said, it’s a router by Ubiquiti that solved a lot of my networking issues. I wish I knew what exactly it was that made Remote Play work, but that was just one of the many things that didn’t work before then I realised later
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by sen 5y ago
I use Remote Play regularly (bed-bound lots due to medical issues) and never had a problem, but have found it’s finicky on your setup. Eg it never really worked on my ISP-provided modem/router but once I got a UDM (for unrelated reason
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by sen 5y ago
Word-count = SEO, basically as simple as that.
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by sen 5y ago
> I'd be happy to support youtube if they actually supported their community and content creators YouTube Premium does support creators, 55% of your subscription gets split among the creators you watch. The more you watch a specific
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by sen 5y ago
This has literally nothing to do with StumbleUpon... it's just a paid newsletter where you send people links to websites.
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by sen 5y ago
Yeah I’m with you. I miss the days when websites were about actually giving you the information you want, and not the playground of an overpaid design firm more interested in winning awards and impressing their peers. The modern web is a bl
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by sen 5y ago
Off topic, but I thought "inculcate" was a typo or something so I looked it up... that's a cool word I've never come across before, thanks.
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by sen 5y ago
Well that was an awesome rabbit hole to go down, thanks.

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