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by decryption 2y ago
My Dad likes his non-Google phone very much! He never had a smartphone in the first place so doesn't use any apps, social media, internet banking, etc. But does like having an easy to use on-screen keyboard. If a "dumbphone"
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by decryption 2y ago
Agreed - this is a good solution for people that don't want or need any of that stuff. You'd be surprised how many people out there don't do any form of internet banking at all and simply manage their money in the bank branch
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by decryption 2y ago
Not sure how you get in on the IPO, but once they list on the LSE it'll be quite trivial to buy shares on the usual platforms like Stake, SelfWealth, CommSec, etc. Not much different than buying on the ASX.
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LineageOS is the perfect minimal smartphone for non-tech savvy folk(blog.decryption.net.au)
53 points by decryption 2y ago|76 comments
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by decryption 3y ago
Born and bred, baby! I don't live there now, but do miss it sometimes.
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Australian Net Guide – Issue 1, March 1996(blog.decryption.net.au)
46 points by decryption 3y ago|7 comments
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by decryption 3y ago
I scanned this old Aussie magazine about the Internet from back in 1996 and was surprised how the first topic was about cybersex and had many articles in it that would now be considered "woke". The internet was really more leftist
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by decryption 3y ago
I've been publishing The Sizzle - a general tech newsletter that comes out daily and has an Aussie take on the last 24 hours of news - for almost 8 years. 1,300 people pay me A$60/yr to read it. There's a 30 day free trial (n
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by decryption 3y ago
Thanks for the mention!
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by decryption 3y ago
You need to add multiple passkeys so if one breaks, you can still access the service. Ditto for Yubikeys (which can be added as a passkey), you need more than one so if you lose it you can still access.
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by decryption 3y ago
I have a 2013 Mac Pro running Alpine Linux and a bunch of Docker containers. Installing any Linux distro is trivial, just boot the installer for your distro of choice off a USB stick. Hold down the Option key when the Mac turns on and it&#x
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by decryption 4y ago
Ahhh, yeah grid demand response appliances are kinda common here (solar inverters and air conditioners). There’s been a few trials and whatnot of smart chargers installed in homes by grid operators: https://arena.gov.au/know
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by decryption 4y ago
With EV Up it was a rotten co-founder that didn’t follow through on their contract. It poisoned the well, destroyed the trust between us and the remaining co-founders (me and one other person) left. That business still exists and is operati
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by decryption 4y ago
The tide is turning quite rapidly in Australia. New government held an “EV Summit” a few weeks ago outlining their hopes and will release a policy discussion paper late September. We will get to 5% of new car sales as EVs faster than any ot
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by decryption 4y ago
Totally agree. I don’t have to register to buy petrol, why should I to refill my car’s battery? In NZ they have a government list of every fast charge station. https://www.journeys.nzta.govt.nz/ev-chargers-list-view/ P
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by decryption 4y ago
Amen to that - I love being able to plan things without having to listen to a sales pitch first, or explain myself to someone.
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Everything I've Learnt About the Public EV Charging Businesss(blog.decryption.net.au)
32 points by decryption 4y ago|24 comments
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by decryption 4y ago
I co-founded two EV startups in Australia in 2019 and 2020 that failed at their mission of installing more EV chargers in this emerging market (less than 1% of new car sales are EVs compared to 5% in the US and 10%+ in Europe) and didn&#x27
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by decryption 5y ago
I 100% agree with this take. I've got an email newsletter that 874 people pay me $5/m to read (The Sizzle - https://thesizzle.com.au ). I set it up outside of Substack a few years ago, then migrated when Substack launch
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by decryption 5y ago
I don't know where you're located, but in Australia there's a handful of workshops that'll convert a classic car to electric. e.g: http://ev-torque.com.au/ https://www.evmachina.com/ ht
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A Plan for Nuclear Power in Australia(evcricketenergy.wordpress.com)
1 points by decryption 5y ago|0 comments
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by decryption 5y ago
Electronic Frontiers Australia - https://www.efa.org.au/ and Digital Rights Watch - https://digitalrightswatch.org.au/
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by decryption 5y ago
Give Rasplex a shot - http://www.rasplex.com/
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by decryption 8y ago
The woman who did that was sent to jail for 18 months too! [ http://www.abc.net.au/news/2011-05-02/woman-jailed-for-it-th... Pretty harsh I reckon.
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by decryption 9y ago
I don't really have any insights into marketing. I'd say that's what I struggle with the most. I was able to cheat a bit by having a bit of a following already via other projects I've been part of. Expanding out of that
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by decryption 9y ago
The only feedback I get is one of three things: 1. they end up becoming paid subscribers 2. they unsubscribe from the list and never hear from me again 3. don't bother to do either and just languish on my list and I email them manually
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by decryption 9y ago
Thanks for subscribing! I reckon you'll like The Sizzle. I'm working on getting costs down, but prefer to put my energy into content and marketing at this stage.
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by decryption 9y ago
Cheers - I subscribe to growth.email as well. Been handy to use some of the tips to get subscribers to The Sizzle.
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by decryption 9y ago
I give away a 2 week free trial with no strings attached. No credit card info necessary - just give me your email address. Half way through the free trial, subscribers are asked if they'd like to become a paid subscriber. Once the free
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by decryption 9y ago
I love Tedium - always look forward to it! Keep it up mate :)

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