Daily, but it’s in a case and has a screen protector. Only has to last a few years anyway and minor damage doesn’t prevent function is fine. The biggest scratch is under the case somehow, don’t really understand that.

Idk it makes sense to me. The learning part is the hard part, once you’ve past the learning curve doing the task is easier because you’ve already learned the stuff you need.

That makes me feel real damn good about my consistent 90-110 on a keyboard. Over half way to the best? Fuck yeah.

I only tag people being dickheads, doesn’t happen often, I have like 3 people tagged

Some apps let you put a tag on someone’s name so anytime you see them, you also see the tag next to their name.

They failed miserably in Australia as well.

Leaded fuel is still used in small planes so that’s definitely still an issue in some areas

A game I play used to not care about it being a capital letter or not. Hunter2 and HuNTeR2 would both work perfectly fine.

I’ve deleted my account like 4 times and if I try it now, untouched for 2 years since the last ‘deletion’ I bet it’ll just log in.

So yeah if there’s nothing sensitive just ignore it.

It was only like 6 months ago I learned that a bull will actually be extremely careful in a china shop (or equivalent) unless its concerned.

Are most of our idioms just wrong?

Touch screen at work highlights the button I press. And then proceeds to not count it as a button I pressed. Fucker I saw the animation, you know I’ve pressed it, input the fucking number.

Nothing makes me particularly angry, but I’d really like if my washing machine had an accurate sense of time. It’s so far off sometimes I might as well just pretend there’s no timer. 1 hr 10? Come back in 1 hr to find it’s got 58 minutes to go. Which is sometimes 10 minutes but might actually be 58. Or 30. Or 70.

Dumb fucking thing. Doesn’t even do multiple cycles in a row so it’s not like the timer resets for the next bit.

i raw dog my face with 2 and 3 blades and it’s perfectly fine. I just shave in the shower, tons of water anyway.

I don’t think I’ve ever had the word bitch be filtered for me, is that a .ml thing? Or maybe it’ll filter in this comment.

bug feature

I could get a mortgage in like 3 years if I felt like it (I really really don’t, fuck interest).

They are pushing policies to fix it, as opposed to the liberal party who literally won’t fix anything because they only make shit worse.

One party is trying to spend billions on housing, one isn’t. One party is trying to get more cheaper electricity, one isn’t. One party is increasing pay for the poorest in society, one isn’t. One party wants to help the environment, one doesn’t consider the environment to be an issue. One party is happy for LGBT people to exist, one isn’t. One party is known for introducing major things that help Australians like Medicare, NDIS and super, one isn’t. One party has managed a surplus in my adult life, one hasn’t.

I’m not saying issues don’t exist, I’m saying the party that is in power most of the time isn’t fixing it, and the Labor party has a long history of being for workers and is actually trying to do something about it. its mostly competent and well meaning vs greedy and/or incompetent, and it’s real clear with all the corruption and shady shit the coalition does which party is which.

My primary cost increase was I spent too much money on a car and it’s not good on fuel and takes premium. That’s more than every other expense going up combined and it’s a very self inflicted problem.

Idk about you but most people have decades of mortgages, so a couple decades is normal.

I live rural so my prices on most things are different. No 700k average house price like in Adelaide. The electricity is the full house cost, we have solar but no battery because dropping all of my savings on a battery to save money on electricity that isn’t costing a whole lot for us seems pretty wasteful. Seems like a thing for people with bigger electricity bills.

Almost 30, have seen throughout my life the liberal party doing consistent damage, and every time the Labor party shows up they pull us out of the shit and do a great job.

Currently I am the most economically comfortable I’ve ever been, including all parts of childhood. I haven’t walked around a store doing math to figure out what I can actually afford in a couple years and I no longer have to think, well, if I run out of money I can live on oats for $30/w. Spent a lot of time pretty much exclusively eating oats. Not sure how well I’d go back to that given I spend that much in a day or 2 now on much nicer food.

Abbot started in 2013 and the debt doubled before COVID started. It’s almost doubled again now but it went down for a year which is something the liberal party can’t do, apparently.

They aren’t making it harder, my pay has gone up over $1/h because of my award and being casual, I have more money than ever and am pretty confident that I’ll be able to buy a house where I live without a big deal in a couple decades. My electricity hasn’t changed a whole lot, it’s still under 300 a quarter for the household and less during autumn/spring, the only thing that made it that high at all was getting AC installed.

Sorry but Labor is consistently a decent party.

You keep managing shit takes to bring me back. Liberal party didn’t start in 2019. The debt was drastically rising before that.

I’m born into such wealth that the majority of my life has been drastically below the poverty line, enjoy your delusions.

Liberal party saving money? Are you delusional? I was going to ignore you entirely but my god that’s stupid. The government debt more than doubled under the liberal party, because they spend the most on shit that helps their own pockets and nothing else.

The Labor party however turned back to back surpluses which the liberal government can’t even get 1 of, at least in the last lot of repeated liberal governments.

The liberal party removed the debt ceiling for fucks sake, what has gone wrong in your life where you think one of the worst economic managers possible is better than Labor? Don’t answer that, I don’t actually care.