Cow juice.
I've only got a Compaq one.
Ok. Who was the watery bint this time?
Not sure. I was using mine as a glorified set top box since it had a TV tuner in it.
Roku let Telstra do it too by bricking the Telstra TV boxes with no way to use them afterwards.
Not going to buy a Roku product again.
Is that a swingline stapler?
Insurance change?
When scrolling all it's common to see the same article posted several times, each from a different community and most with zero comments.
Is there an app that will recognise the post URLs, show that post only once in the scroll but display all the comments, perhaps with each having the community name prepended?
I usually only read the comments so there's a lot of useless scrolling if skipping zero comment posts.
Alternatively, a filter that only shows posts with comments.
The triple diamond Mitsubishi logo is missing.
Perhaps "The Missing Postman" - not sure if it actually got canned or is just unknown though.
But they won't break your guitar.
Was it used by fax machines?
Well it's not an overly inspiring photo, but then what white good is?
Purchased some time before 2000 this fridge survived a move from the outback to the city on the back of a cattle truck, along with cattle, a Simpson top loader and many other household effects.
In March 2022 it decided to stop cooling. I was away so the missus bought an Inalto fridge - quite similar to that red one that drove Technology Connections mental.
When I got back I took the old fridge apart to see if it was the thermostat that was sick. The tip had rusted off, letting out the gas that operates the bellows in the thermostat, so ordered and fitted a new one. Success. Kept it in the shed just in case.
Now the Inalto struggles to get below 11°C, so have dragged the Kelvinator out of storage and it's back to full time duty again.
As for the Inalto, it's freezing up at the top corner of the unit and only drawing 30 watts. Will do some research, but suspect it's not fixable. At under three years old, that's an exceptionally short life.
Found in a shopping mall in Armidale, Australia.
Decided to restore this old thing from out in the shed. It was in the weather for a couple of years, and I think it's 20+ years old.
Replaced the pump with a USB powered 5 watt silent one.
Replaced the halogen lamp with an LED one.
Cleaned as much as I could.
Seems to be working well. How long the $12 ebay pump lasts remains to be seen.
More pics at https://photos.app.goo.gl/HDmVb2K1MeUQTfuG8
Johnny Castaway is in a strange world!
For some reason the screen is not resetting between scenes, giving him an unusually busy world. It's running 24/7 on XP but it's a 16 bit app.
Day and night he runs around on top of the fish tank.
Maybe one of the coconuts was bad...
She actually has four legs but tends to sit on one.
The CBA has contacted it's customers to advise or new limits affecting "those accounts we believe to be associated with cryptocurrency exchanges" to $10,000AU per month.
This doesn't affect me since I have way way less disposable income to be playing with crypto, but it could impact some big traders.
Posted via Lemmy.world since kbin keeps crashing when I try to post from my native account.
In Australia it won't save card details. And it can't natively create app shortcuts for things like Gmail, keep, whatsapp etc.
I put up with it but it's a pain compared to chrome and edge.