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I wonder if those 'dog boxes' are controlled by a Body Corp. If not, what's to stop you painting your house hot pink?
Journeyman:I wonder if those 'dog boxes' are controlled by a Body Corp. If not, what's to stop you painting your house hot pink?
Eva888: ASB Ugly new Debit Card compared to the old ones.
It’s a plain flat yellow with name and details printed on the back. No silver embossed name and number like in most. It looks like a badly made fake. A 5 year old could have designed a better one.
That's deliberate, it prevents the card details from being stolen by copying the imprint - it also makes the card only usable electronically. The majority of cards these days are coming out with no embossing (though in some of my cards case, it's because they're made of titanium).
Bloody EFF OFF!!! 🤬
I'm sick of pop-ups begging me to sign up for their newsletter. I thought we'd gotten rid of pop-ups years ago, but here we are with newsletter begging still being shoved in my face in 2022. This one being particularly odious.
Handle9:Journeyman:
I wonder if those 'dog boxes' are controlled by a Body Corp. If not, what's to stop you painting your house hot pink?
Covenants
I didn't realise covenants could cover that sort of thing :( I guess covenants can be pretty wide ranging then?
Journeyman:Handle9:
CovenantsI didn't realise covenants could cover that sort of thing :( I guess covenants can be pretty wide ranging then?
Bung:
My US cousin lived in a block where all walls and roofs were same colour with 3 colours of garage door. He used the door opener to ID his place.
Ah, yes, the Home Owner's Association (HOA). They control pretty much *everything* about how your house looks from the street. It stops someone from lowering the value of their neighbours' properties, at the expense of preventing any personalisation.
Some people love them for the former, some hate them for the latter.
Journeyman:
Bloody EFF OFF!!! 🤬
I'm sick of pop-ups begging me to sign up for their newsletter. I thought we'd gotten rid of pop-ups years ago, but here we are with newsletter begging still being shoved in my face in 2022. This one being particularly odious.
Browser makers introduced popup blockers years ago, then stopped updating them. As far as I'm aware, no mainstream browser has a functional popup blocker for these modern "in-page" popups.
Inspired by Apple‘s „deep purple“ color.
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Behodar:
Journeyman:
Bloody EFF OFF!!! 🤬
I'm sick of pop-ups begging me to sign up for their newsletter. I thought we'd gotten rid of pop-ups years ago, but here we are with newsletter begging still being shoved in my face in 2022. This one being particularly odious.
Browser makers introduced popup blockers years ago, then stopped updating them. As far as I'm aware, no mainstream browser has a functional popup blocker for these modern "in-page" popups.
I have a javascript switcher extension on my browser. Handy for killing popups.
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MadEngineer:Imagine walking your dog in an area like that where every house is the same as the next
Imagine living in an area like that where every house is the same as the next. It'd be like being inside a pre-ERB (Ethical Review Board) era psychology experiment.
Eva888: ASB Ugly new Debit Card compared to the old ones.
It’s a plain flat yellow with name and details printed on the back. No silver embossed name and number like in most.
Making it impossible to use in the zip-zap machine that every shop relies on.
I'm surprised they didn't get rid of those annoying things years ago, being pressed against other cards or a wallet raises bumps on anything they come into contact with, and the stamped alu foil that's on the raised parts wears off very quickly exposing the underlying white plastic. None of my non-NZ cards still have this antiquated artefact on them.
vexxxboy:We have a government building project in Rotorua where they are building 30 or so houses, all exactly the same in a small area . I just imagine someone coming home drunk one night and trying to find the right house. Good luck 😁
Years ago I took advantage of this in a building where I worked. Of the maze of corridors that ran through it, there was one that ran around the outside of the building, with offices all the way round. The doors were in pairs, one on the left of the office, one on the right, then a wall gap, then another left/right pair, and apart from the name plates on the door absolutely nothing to distinguish any door pair from any other.
So I decided to rotate the entire building by one office pair, moving the name plates one pair to the left. There was supposed to be a security patrol every hour which wasn't too hard to dodge (see "maze of corridors"), but in any case since I came in on a Saturday afternoon to do it they didn't bother patrolling that often and I had two uninterrupted hours to do the work ready for Monday morning.
There was never any attempt to find out who did it, but I heard it caused chaos as people came in with a bit of the usual Monday-morning-itis and had trouble figuring out why their keys wouldn't open their office doors.
frankv:
Bung:
My US cousin lived in a block where all walls and roofs were same colour with 3 colours of garage door. He used the door opener to ID his place.
Ah, yes, the Home Owner's Association (HOA). They control pretty much *everything* about how your house looks from the street. It stops someone from lowering the value of their neighbours' properties, at the expense of preventing any personalisation.
Some people love them for the former, some hate them for the latter.
The ones I would like are the ones where you can only buy if they approve of you. That is a good way to stop the neighbourhood going downhill!
neb:MadEngineer:Imagine walking your dog in an area like that where every house is the same as the next
Imagine living in an area like that where every house is the same as the next. It'd be like being inside a pre-ERB (Ethical Review Board) era psychology experiment.
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