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At one point “brave” and “crypto” seemed to appear in the same sentence too often. Put me off Brave. Everything needs funding, but I don’t want in on Ponzis.

I would never use anything Australia based. It’s all gone to shit.

There’s a few in Perth. They occasionally paste some laughable text in the local papers proclaiming that they are sole bodies and not beholden to taxation. Or some other bumph. It’s odd that all sovshitness seems to come down to not paying taxes, while still using all the facilities that taxation provides.

It exists wherever they say it does surely?

I believe she was in state housing. Classic sovshit shitfuckery.

No love for the FuriLabs project?

Depending on your appetite for such an experience you could look at PinePhone or FuriPhone or some of the other “linux” ones.

hopefully those bodies are treating such a questionnaire with the respect it deserves

It’ll need a 1.5GB “drivers” download every week, a subscription to just keep running, forget all its network settings monthly, need an “app” to set it up, and if you don’t play a game they like it’ll just brick itself?

Ferrari are terrorists?

This is a pretty good rundown of how fucked it is https://medium.com/@jamesdwho/australias-3g-shutdown-telcos-to-block-working-4g-5g-phones-2bf41e95de8a And now why there’s more interest in “restoring” IMEIs to compatible, but blocked, handsets than there was a year ago.

The problem was that some handsets (including ones sold by the networks as “4G”) would drop to 3G for 000. Even same models on different firmware behaved differently. So the regulator said to ban any the networks weren’t 100% sure were compatible. With 30(?) days’ notice. And the online IMEI checker is incomplete/useless too. So now the only realistic place for average consumers to buy known-compatible handsets is from the network operators. At their prices, with their software.

My sister, with great intentions, bought a lot of gifts for us from Temu. They’re all of “instant landfill” quality. Not unexpected. Nothing quite so dangerous as that jumper though.

Her grandmother must be feeling awful

I reckon I could ask the next 100 people I meet if they knew Tim had donated to DT at least 98 of them wouldn’t know. And of those that are Apple users, they’d still buy more from him.

“Could”. Call me when a scumbag boss actually gets even half that max penalty

Then you need to man-up and buy a proper one

Love that basketballs get a specific mention for WA

It’s not meant to benefit young people. If it was they wouldn’t have now explicitly excluded gambling ads from the act. Kids won’t be able to access the fixtures page of their hockey club on Facebook, but can have Bet365 ads rammed down their throats. This act is not about protecting kids. It’s a push to easily, accurately tie everyone’s online presence to their myID.

That actually reads like a school admin person getting a bit knee jerky on a bit of hearsay.

Found a “sorry you were out” delivery card for the missus in the bushes down the side of the house. Luckily only a couple of days old. Am puzzled how it got there as our mailbox is of a type that would make it very difficult for it to escape somehow. Anyway, looking forward to what that is when she collects it. It had better be some sort of full rizz skibidee pressie for me.