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| Member Since | 30/08/2012 |
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Ask for an extension on the expiry.
You can ask a basic question like 'is there any point in applying for a credit card before I have three months of pay slips'
Tell us about the audit. What happened to trigger this?
trapper commented on New Job No Payslips - Applying for Credit Card
Just ask at the bank?
> Or, I could be wrong. Well sounds like you basically agree with me.
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pharkurnell on Major IT Outage Affecting Banks, Media Outlets in Australia and Globally
pharkurnell on Major IT Outage Affecting Banks, Media Outlets in Australia and GloballyDelete that file, no need to rename it.
trapper commented on Is There Any Demand for Manual Transmission Cars
Hear me out: Automatic transmission might be the first to disappear. Within the next decade or so, most cars will transition to electric.…
trapper commented on Is There Any Demand for Manual Transmission Cars
I miss having a manual car. :(
trapper commented on [Prime] Scrub Daddy Flex Texture Cleaning Sponge $3 ($2.70 S&S) Delivered @ Amazon AU
Scrub Daddy is the best
> There are still many stores or restaurants that only accept cash. You're more likely to encounter places that won't actually take cash.
You can usually pay with debit card with no surcharge.
trapper replied to 
BoltThrower on What's The Best Way to Get Cheap Netflix, Now That Most Options Have Been Nerfed?
BoltThrower on What's The Best Way to Get Cheap Netflix, Now That Most Options Have Been Nerfed?You can set your upload rate to zero with torrents. Then your only receiving and not distributing anything.
Just looked in the freezer and $21.99 per kg from ALDI. Can't find this online though.
$24 per kg here for example https://www.coles.com.au/product/drovers-choice-no-added-hormone-beef-porterhouse-steak-approx.-780g-2591860
~30c a slice
You should be able to make two cheese toasties for less than $1, maybe even with a slice of ham in each as well. You would be much better…
> We're absolutely going to need a butt-load of grid level storage Yes that's my point. The amount of storage needed is just absolutely…
> Using your figures and the CSIRO's best case scenario for nuclear would put them near par. My calculations were just for the *batteries*,…
I agree that nuclear is unlikely to happen any time soon, we need law changes first. But enough batteries to last even a single night is…
> Dunno, sounds a bit speculative to me. I did the math: https://www.ozbargain.com.au/comment/15464716/redir
> Maybe you haven't noticed how far storage options have come in the past couple of decades. Why don't you actually do the math instead of…
It's Bupa, would need to look up the plan, but it's pretty standard mid-level kind of plan. I got a broken bone surgically fixed, then…
trapper commented on Health Insurance without Waiting Period
You won't get insurance without a waiting period. If you can't wait a year for private cover to kick in, then overseas may be your best…
Hospital excess should be a fixed amount, and to find out the gap just as the surgeon, "is there a gap fee, how much is it?" I got no gaps…
> one year of PHI costs you $5000, you need a surgery that costs $10,000, then PHI will only cover $6000 for you. This is a complete lie…
Not hard to believe at all, that's the whole point of private healthcare - no wait and very low cost. I had two surgeries in the past year…
In Australia we would need batteries that could output 25 GW+ for 14+ hours in winter months - that's at least 350 GWh of capacity. The…
> It only serves to delay the transition to renewables now and keep fossil fuels in the mix for another 2-3 decades. Without nuclear power…
A simple example is that a microwave oven won't turn on if the door is open. This design eliminates any possibility of 'operator error'…
> Estimates of a deep core repository for Australian radioactive waste disposal is around 41 billion This is a bit of a strawman. We don't…
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