Scott @scott.panton.au · 10/03/2025It's the same old automated blogspam that's been out there for ages. All the Lazada ads aren't actually from Lazada. They're just links to Lazada that use an affiliate code so the operator of the spamheap can generate revenue from them. Real ads block this shit now so they got creative 020
Scott @scott.panton.au · 26/01/2025Would you settle for an orange? nationalmotormuseum.org.uk/vehicle-coll...nationalmotormuseum.org.ukMini Outspan Orange -Incorporating many components from the popular Mini, the Outspan Orange is incredibly manoeuvrable, but has a tendency to roll at speeds over 30mph. 000
Scott @scott.panton.au · 07/01/2025Well timed announcement. Libraries SA has just put Love Light on a front page curated list in Libby libbyapp.com/library/sapl...libbyapp.comLibbyAll over the world, local libraries offer millions of ebooks and audiobooks. You can borrow them — for free, instantly — with a library card and Libby: the award-winning, much-loved app for libraries. 110
Scott @scott.panton.au · 06/01/2025For shame. BADING erasure in the very first post. Embeds at the end appear to be off by one now 120
Scott @scott.panton.au · 12/12/2024Some further notes: I believe the restaurant may be Akimitsu on Hindley St. The birds in Elder Park are sulphur crested cockatoos (cockies), galahs are the pink cunts. The poser at the zoo is indeed a meerkat. The unidentified bird call is a white backed magpie. The one on the state flag. 110
Scott @scott.panton.au · 28/11/2024My ISP names the 2FA field the same as the password field so it gets the password autofilled as well as not being focused 110
Scott @scott.panton.au · 17/11/2024It can present in many different ways in different people. I come across that way usually too 120
Scott @scott.panton.au · 17/11/2024The way you describe them sounds a hell of a lot like ADHD to me. I've definitely been that student at times 110
Scott @scott.panton.au · 12/11/2024The Guardian has Wikipedia style banners that try to guilt trip you into subbing but don't prevent access to anything. Seems to work ok for them 030
Scott @scott.panton.au · 06/11/2024If the yelling is quieter than the echo it may still be worth it 000
Scott @scott.panton.au · 23/10/2024After that came the tor hidden service online drug shopping. It was quite late that the grifters latched on in the grand scheme. At least a far as I've been aware 000
Scott @scott.panton.au · 23/10/2024I think the intent was genuine. I was aware of it when it launched (never bothered mining anything though). I think it's important to note that it emerged as liberty dollar was imploding. The libertarian, fiat currency hating nerds were the first on board and where it was initially popular. 100
Scott @scott.panton.au · 21/09/2024I'd like to know too. Device always complains about low power when the dock is meant to be able to supply more than enough 010
Scott @scott.panton.au · 21/09/2024Your freezing issue makes me think you're using a WD15. They're a pain in the arse. Never supplying as much power as they are supposed to and appearing as an unsupported device. I think it's probably the latter that causes the laptop to limit CPU power since it doesn't know what it can draw safely 000
Scott @scott.panton.au · 05/06/2024I don't think that requires AI. Australia Post have long enjoyed sending parcels around in circles since well before the borg were in vogue 010
Scott @scott.panton.au · 04/03/2024It can. iSponsorBlockTV will connect to your TV the same way as the mobile app casting, monitor what's being watched and skip as necessary 110
Scott @scott.panton.au · 31/12/2023Apple Music playlist for Caonimas who use it music.apple.com/tr/playlist/... 011
Scott @scott.panton.au · 19/12/2023My driver's licence is on my phone too. State government app and anyone else with the app can scan a 2d barcode on my licence to verify it 000
Scott @scott.panton.au · 19/12/2023The fact that's a thing and the continued existence of cheques hurts my Australian brain. I'm well into my 30s, I've never had a non chip card, contactless payments have been ubiquitous as long as I've been gainfully employed and I've seen precisely 1 cheque in my entire life 000
