sydneycatalyst

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   by sydneycatalyst 3y ago

   I wish this was the case. My experience is similar to OP. I’m sure that some people made some mistake. I accept that. But I can’t accept handing out life bans for mistakes made. That’s not a town square should work. Sure we could use a diff
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   by sydneycatalyst 3y ago

   I a digital forensics investigator who owns a small business. I was also banned for life from advertising. Not told why but the only thing I’ve changed is that I started teaching a social media evidence course at university - then almost im
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   by sydneycatalyst 5y ago

   Xero aren’t exactly well known for their customer support. :-)
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   by sydneycatalyst 5y ago

   Xero has about 60% of the SME market in Oz. Xero doesn’t let you export or backup your data. One Kiwi company does auto Xero backup (Control-C) but their interface is super clunky - I know they are trying to fix their stuff though but the b
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   by sydneycatalyst 6y ago

   I agree! Well, besides not being blind or otherwise barred from driving through no fault of your own... :-)
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   by sydneycatalyst 6y ago

   I agree. If we were to make roads equally available to all regardless of means, I should be able to travel to 100% of Australia, not the small fraction served by PT and P2P. What I object to is that the tax for blind road users is several o
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   by sydneycatalyst 6y ago

   I think that road users should pay to use the road. Fuel excise, or electricity surcharge tax or whatever, is a tiny fraction of the subsidy that road users get from regular tax payers. I'm a blind Aussie taxpayer. Consider my tax situ
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   by sydneycatalyst 6y ago

   I would like this better if it included ID that blind and low vision people use to substitute for licenses. I don’t like that this plan seems to lock out proof of identity services for people with disability by design. I know this is a real