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Tesla shouldn't call their driver assist system "Autopilot" either, but here we are.

This is just a disgusting way to promote any product!

It wasn't originally their product. It came with the Sun Microsystems acquisition. Sun themselves acquired Virtualbox close to selling to Oracle. Sun never monetized their products…

I was happy to pay the USD30 they charged back then, but they wanted a minimum order of 100 units!

They’re talking about the previous model there. The Verge does a lot of 4K edits for their content, not just photoshopping.

Half the reason it's bad is because it uses SharePoint as the back-end. Another awful product that Microsoft tries to sustain.

From what I've heard, it's 4x the price per gram in Australia. So valuations like the ones in the linked article must be taken with some context.

There was a Show HN project last year that did something similar. I'd be keen to try that out before this one. Unfortunately, I can't seem to find the link.

It was chosen because of the name given to the clothes by the locals.

> Elsewhere in the world, Truvada might cost $40. In Australia, Truvada costs $8 for a 30 day supply[1]. AUD 6.60 in Australia is the cost for those eligible for the concession PBS…

Is this the same guy who's now on the FBI's wanted list?

UK is an island as well. It's not a special case then?

No, it's not. If you don't, you will face an extremely high 'tax bill'. Tesla had to negotiate hard to decrease this bill.

> Any recommendations for a good vacuum are welcome! Any German-built Miele vacuum would beat a Dyson any day.

Pricing in Canada for mobile plans are downright awful! I can buy a plan from Australia and use it there in Canada for cheaper with international roaming. I remember only 10 years …

That's about how much it costs (after insurance) to give birth in a private hospital in Australia as well. This is in a country that has universal healthcare. The largest costs are…

With the price of fuel in Norway, it's not surprising to see people turning towards EV.

> If you regularly need to move 250k sums electronically inside the Australian economy. Paying sub-contractors, settling property transactions, the list goes on. When buying a hous…

> NPP is a joke. There's a limit of $1,000 for transfers. It doesn't always work if you don't use a PayID. ANZ have a $5000 limit. It's down to the bank to enforce this.

The trouble with regular expressions is not their use, but the different "standards" (or lack thereof) and figuring out what the interpreter supports.