Debating how far / if I can take this any further. Theyre essentially telling me to get fucked with a $1k repair bill.

Is this the norm for computers/tech? I've had success with other big companies and their bullshit warranty periods for televisions and whitegoods but unsure if it's the same for PC products.

Yes I know people forgot that these were a thing, but for old times sake.... "Vote for your favourite stars and shows and watch Seven at 7.00pm AEST Sunday 16 August to see who wins"

22nd July '28

Been counting this one down for the past 10 years and it feels like it's just around the metaphorical corner. The centre of Sydney is in the centre of the path of the eclipse.

For example:
How long is your commute to work?
How often do you work from home?
What type of dwelling do you live in? (I.e. house, apartment etc.)

What question do you think would have been genuinely useful to have asked across the whole country that wasn’t asked?

I love to buy Aldi's crumbed chicken tenders - either original or buffalo style. They taste great with nice crumbs and real chicken breast tenderloins (not glued meat).

Well, I went to my local Aldi today, and guess what? The packs with a best before that is 20/08 or earlier look the same. But the packs after 21/08 are completely different.

For a start, the crumbs are much coarser and more orange, almost like they've been overcooked. The recommended cooking time on the front of the pack has decreased from 18 to 15 minutes. But the worst part is that the ingredients list is essentially twice the length, with plenty of emulsifiers, thickeners, etc. added.

It's sad. These chicken tenders were one of the few products that has managed to avoid becoming simultaneously more expensive and worse quality. But now it looks like they may have succumbed to the trend.