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Yeah, housing tax changes were needed, but seems weird to also do Shares. NZ, like always is lagging behind AU, and also needs house tax changes. The housing situation in NZ dire.


NZ is even worse than Australia on the housing tax vs shares tax front. No housing taxes. Yet they have what is effectively an annual wealth tax on shares (FIF) even on their pitiful retirement savings schemes. This discourages saving in shares and encourages putting money in real estate.


Thank you!! I started watching on NBC and there video quality is potato.


no2 is what annoyed me the most. I liked it for the most part, but it was never updated, even on the software side we had very few changes. It could've been great.


Even though it's showing its age (and support is being phased out in recent builds), I still liked IntelliJ with the Touch Bar laptop.

https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/touch-bar-support.html

Having the Touch Bar screen show up the relevant buttons for the context I was in was really nice compared to trying to remember which F key was which debug option.

A "I wish..." would have been a $200 usb bar and hub that could sit right behind my keyboard for a desktop.


That was one of my two primary uses!

The other was I made some Shortcuts that were very handy for me and set them up as buttons. It’s been over a year, I still miss them.

One would pop up a dialog I could type a Jira ticket number into and it would open it. I tried to do that with Salesforce but they’re insane so you can’t.

My favorite would open my next meeting. Know I have a meeting in 5 minutes? Hit the button and my browser would open the right Google Meet or Zoom and come to the front.

So useful.

The desktop problem is a real one too. It was great… as long as you only use your laptop as a laptop or your keyboard. Use anything else and you list it.

iMac? No. Mac Pro? No. Mac Mini? Don’t be stupid. No.

MBP only.


You tried arstechnica? they do pretty good reviews.

https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2026/03/apple-macbook-neo-re...


Yeah, that would be the last time I show up to that gym. I'd feel it was my fault. and that I was bothering them.


You bother people every day with your existence. You are one more car in their traffic, 5 minutes more of waiting in their line, you got the last bagel they were craving. Being a bother to people is part of living in a society, it would be impossible to live without ever being a burden or a nuisance to anyone. I wished I had accepted this earlier in life.


The important thing is to realize that this feeling is irrational. People aren't strongly bothered that easily. Quite the contrary, extroverted people tend to be much more popular than average.


I think the issue is, you can't take photos or bring friends with you into your lucid dream, so you have nothing to share with others.

It's kinda a solo activity.


pop them on ebay. lots of other sellers selling 2nd hand ones.


SimCopter was the best game!! You could even fly around your own simcity build!


Damn, I can't reply to the girls comment, but it's back for them too :P


My app launcher loads as soon as it's triggered (4 fingers swiped in). There is a weird 5ms glitch on the zoom in animation, but otherwise it loads in within a few ms, and scrolling is smooth. I'm on a M2 MBA macOS 26.3.1

Edit, but don't take this as me saying I like the current state of macOS. There are plenty of weird edge cases I wish they'd fix, but on the whole the OS works fine for me.


For me the launcher itself loads fast, but it takes 1-2 seconds to show the icons. And when I scroll down it often times does not draw the icons fast enough.


My app launcher loads fine as well, but sometimes (a few times a week) it just doesn't find any apps at all. Or only some of them.


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