Construction companies be rubbing their hands together over the thought that the CFMEU may lose some of its power.
He has many names - Dins, Dinnies, Mr Dins, Din-dins, Muh dins... The tag on his collar even says "Dinners" now. If he ever gets out someone will ring up and say they have my dinner.
So, for me, 90 percent of the time this function would be firmly set to “off”.
I bought a car that has heated seats and a heated steering wheel that I've never used, and being in Australia will probably never use. It did not detract from the rest of the cars functionality including its main purpose which is to get me from A to B.
I suspect the optional functionality of this hardware button will be similar.
It's a tag, that works well as a tag.
Also, you can use it as a remote shutter should you wish to place your phone somewhere and take the photo from somewhere else - like standing in front of a famous landmark, or wanting to be in a group photo instead of being behind the camera.
Seems like a no brainer bit of useful add-on functionality to supplement its primary usage.
Knew it felt a little brisk this morning 🥶
Probably should get around to fixing that window that's stuck open cause damn
Fun fact: My dog is called Dinners because when he was a puppy he won Puppy In Show at his first dog show event. Winner, winner, chicken dinner.
His original name was Kong but he hasnt been called that in over a decade.
Well, that's America buggered.
Samsung being a shit company aside, this "really strong" chemical smell is just going to be a burnt out fan motor / hot joint in a cable causing the insulation to smolder / some food spilt over the defrost heater / or something equally benign.
There's just nothing in a domestic fridge that can cause a whole house full of people to get all these mysterious symptoms. Any bets on the "racing heart rate" and what not being a panic attack brought on by getting all flustered?
It won't be refrigerant. It's colourless, odorless, and tasteless. Burning something like R22 back in the day would give you the stink because it had chlorine in it, but you wouldn't even notice 600/290 burning. It doesn't even had the odorant in it like propane and butane.
I’m yet to see R600a in Australian domestic fridges
That's pretty much all they are. I'd be surprised if you find anything BUT hydrocarbons fridges. Even commercial units are going to hydrocarbons now.
We had the roller door down cause it was so damn breezy and it was bowing in far enough to trigger our entry buzzer. Pretty wild for a couple of hours there.