Recent content by Greg350

Digital ID would mean you do not give ID to each business. Currently your ID maybe held by a dozen business, each one likely to be hacked. Digital ID means on place to hold your ID and each business just gets a confirmation that you are who you say you are. Of course the paranoid nutjobs can't...

Well stop doing it

Absolute rubbish, I drive a regular 700km each way trip in NSW, some days there are not many bugs, other days the bugs are so annoying I have to stop to remove them. And geoengineering, hahaha, more BS, paranoid nutcases need to be locked up.

They kill others too, that's the problem

Hahahaha what the hell are you on about? Entrapment, look up the definition of that word.

This is not new, been using them in Australia for years, AND there are signs explaining what's going on.

Yes, $400 is a fraction, the bill could be $500 now and goes down $400, that's still a fraction. My power bill is around $1400 per year, $400 reduction is good.

Maybe you're with the wrong provider if your cost has increased four times, mine certainly hasn't, not even close. Around 20% increase over the last few years for me.

Hahahahaha........another fool who believes everything they see on TV. Guess what, Ch 7, just like most, hype up these stories to get you in. Nickel from Indonesia is not used in EV's, the quality is not up to standard. They require Class 1 Nickel, Indonesia DOES NOT mine that. If you look into...

This crap about fires and EV's is ridiculous, stop believing the media hype. You don't think an ICE vehicle is not likely to catch fire, a highly combustible fuel and electronics throughout a car mean a fire can happen in ICE vehicles and they happen a lot

You do realise that there are many models on the market now that look just like the ICE model, you need to see the badge to know what's driving the car.

If it was a scam and the Bank didn't say anything the Bank would have been the bad guys for not stopping the transaction. They can't win. There are so many Bitcoin scams going around, the Bank was trying to the right thing by their customer. And of course we only hear one side of this story.

Don't, businesses fail due to management, decisions to sell at too high a price. You do realise that the shirt you buy there for $70 could well have been made in the same factory as the shirt that sells for $20 at Kmart, or $30 at Target. The mark-up is massive and they rely on selling fewer...

I never said it makes a difference BUT to an insurance company it does. They have to have a cutoff point.

Is it? So where do boundaries go? There has to be a cut off point. My mother lived on a street that was one council on side and another council the other side but the SAME suburb.