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The problem is you can't just have any VOIP number (DID), you need a mobile one specifically for SMS to work. So where a local 02 number…

What I ended up doing was mounting my old motherboard (when I upgraded) in a new case. Had to find a case with enough drive bays though,…

There are some M.2 PCIe => SATA controllers with up to 6 ports, but then you would have to deal with having the drives external (and all…

$72/yr?

Hm, how long do you expect to keep that phone for? Most new phones are now dual-SIM (eSIM at least) which means you can use the [Amaysim…

> want the Kogan returns / warranty support Did I miss a memo? Is this considered a good thing now?

Unfortunately none of the Lenovo models listed for sale on their site has all of: xx40 CPU, no dGPU, and SODIMM RAM. You'll notice that the…

Unfortunately, that's going to be a bit hard since soldered RAM can reach much higher clock rates, which is exactly what you want for good…

https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2017/may/15/australian-millionaire-millennials-avocado-toast-house

Because NAND was massively overproduced the last few years when he factories came online. They were almost giving the chips away. Now we're…

There are breakpoints where a new standard was introduced: * SD: Up to 2 GB * SDHC (2006): >2 GB to 32 GB * SDXC (2009): >32 GB to 2 TB *…

Yea, I'd edit if I could. But unfortunately that's not possible here.

Sorry, in this context I mean the ones that have no international transaction or conversion fees, as listed in the linked wiki. Just local…

Oh, @etlok if you do go this approach make sure it is a **debit** card if you plan to withdraw cash. The credit cards (listed on the same…

Wise does charge a 1.75% fee if you withdraw over AU$350 in one month:…

If you use a fee free card, you get the raw Visa/MasterCard rates. Which is more or less what you see when you Google "aud to jpy". If…

Get a fee free debit card https://www.ozbargain.com.au/wiki/cards_with_no_overseas_transaction_fees Withdraw from a 7bank (inside 7eleven)…

For anyone who missed out on the [512GB for $30](https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/840129) and also doesn't need quite that much storage.…

Ah, they're sending one out now. At least that was fairly easy.

Was there just a couple weeks ago, @chinospot's comment matches my experience exactly with a NAB (formerly Citibank) debit card. Select…

Does yours have the SIM tray? Mine appears to be missing it.

Thanks!

But why 45% specifically? What's so special about that number? It's not just the one panel either, it's a common budget colour space across…

You have it backwards, look at the graphs. 72% NTSC is approx 100% sRGB. I would love to know why 45% NTSC is so common though.

That's a good question. I confirmed last night that an S22 (Ultra) does not support it even with OneUI 6.0 / Android 14 installed. MEP…

Perfect, thank you!

Thank you for testing! So if you disable SIM 1, it works fine with both eSIM 1 and eSIM 2 enabled? If so, that's great, exactly what I was…

That's not quite the same thing as dual-eSIM, where you can have two different eSIMs active at the same time. That's the bit I'm interested…

I'm considering a new phone and want one that supports dual-eSIM. It's supported on the Pixel 8, and should be [part of…

Lower latency and better localised search results, primarily. Roaming sometimes means your connections get routed back to the issuer's…