Or possibly, bribe. In principle a good idea but its only available per household rather than per child which may mean its of about the same use as a chocolate teapot for many people.


https://www.stuff.co.nz/national/politic...han-180000

I have a Samsung Galaxy A72 phone, running Android 13.  

I changed the Home Screen from the Default to a new one.  But after using it for a while, I don't quite like it and wanted to change it back to the default pix.

To my disappointment, no way I can find the default pix. 

Can someone here direct me on how to reset the home screen to the default pix? 

Cheers

I am moving out of a flat in McKenzie Rd, Mangere Bridge, Auckland and to help my landlord find a new tenant I am wondering if there is someone that would consider moving in after I have left. I am leaving on 16th April, not because of any problems but because I have bought my own apartment.

The first floor flat is furnished with a two seater setee, double bed, bedside tables, coffee table, small table where you could eat your meals, bench oven, microwave and fridge in kitchen, 50" TV, cupboards and wardrobe, plenty of shelves, shower and toilet in bathroom. Sliding door opens out onto a small patio. Rent is a reasonable $400 week with a 4 week bond. Power, water and internet included in the rent. Laundry is downstairs with washing machines and dryers. 

I have had no problems with the landlord in the 16 months I have rented the flat. I have only had one small problem in the flat when the extractor fan in the shower stopped working and was replaced fairly quickly.

I have had no problems with any annoying tenants such as rowdy music parties. The flat is well insulated and the windows are double glazed so there is little outside noise and although there is a panel heater, I have only used it once. The flat is warm most of the time.

The flats have two swipe cards (one for you and one for your spouse) to enter the main door into the flats and also into the apartment.

If you are interested I suggest you contact Megan on 021 0616476 or (09) 263 7205 and tell her that Ivan gave you her number.

If you have any questions you might like to send me a text or give me a call on 021 0370344. I am available most of the time, Monday afternoons excepted.

This looks a good documentary on the parliament protests last year.
Hard to believe its been a whole 12 months already!

The 747 used to be the largest aircraft in the skies but the plane makers are Boeing out as the a380 is now the largest aircraft. The plane cost £280m, carries 520 passengers, 1600 pieces of luggage and 320,000 litres of fuel. The a380 is a two storey, 369 ton aircraft It carries 200 tons of passengers fuel and cargo. It weighs 560 tons all up.

And you might remember that it was in 1903 that Frank Whittle was the pioneer of the turbo jet.

And, of course, the a380 flies all over the world and Heathrow is one of the many airports the a380 leaves from.

Heathrow is the largest single-site employer in the UK. More than 76,000 people work at the airport  – and many more nearby. In total, Heathrow supports 114,000 local jobs and has 160 shops 59 restaurants. Makes our little airport look tiny.

The new generator is 2.8HP, 1.1kva so it says.
Now I have a fridge/freezer 152w defrost it says, and 0.63a.
Means nothing to me.

And an old Kelvinator freezer, ancient.

Google tells me I can't run either off it, too much load. But, would I damage it? Or would it just not work? Or pop the breaker or something? There was scary info about damaging motor and/or alternator etc on the net.
And a lady with a similar one said she killed hers by trying to run kettle/toaster.

Well I get that, they're too much watts...2000 for instance.

But the fridge or freezer? I understand they have more load on starting than running.

Someone else said they ran 2 old freezers off their same size as mine one without issue.

So I don't know what to think now.
Just don't want to blow it up on it's first use.

Hi, wanting to sand back our deck, that has multiple layers of stain on it, back to the wood and start again with fresh stain as it is very uneven coloured now. But not sure what type of sander i would use. Should I buy a belt sander? Or would I be better off to hire a large floor sander? Thanks in advance.

Albeit inadvertently.

Apparently according to the McBishop, the cyclone is all the fault of the wicked people of Gisborne because he has discovered (in the interests of 'research' you understand)  that the people in Gisborne & Hastings have the highest number of porn watchers in NZ & biggest average per capita in the world.

So, clearly this natural disaster is entirely down to the porn watchers. And of course, any woman who has an abortion - & of course, those gays, can't leave them out.

Such complete & utter ignorance, exhibited so very widely & willingly is hilarious & may well provide those who've come through the cyclone & flooding with their first laugh in quite a while - so thank you, Brian Tamaki!


https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/cyclone-ga...XLP5D5O54/


https://thespinoff.co.nz/politics/01-03-...e-disaster

The ten commandments of Brian Tamaki 

https://thespinoff.co.nz/society/18-11-2...itter-page

I do colour prnting on a Canon Pixma MG8250. The main black (it has two black cartridges) has run out and of course the Canon brand ink is 5x the price of the cheap non-brand stuff. The printer is old enough that I'm not the least bit concerned about warranty, but, if I buy the cheap cartridge...

Will it clog up the print head?
Will the printer recognise it as being non-Canon and stop working?
Will the colour accuracy be OK?

Until now I have always used Canon brand ink but do so little colour printing that I've been using up cartridges I bought years ago and this is the first time I've had to buy any for a long time.

(I use a Brother laser for day-to-day black and white).

Thanks

According to the UN, Russia's war against Ukraine has triggered massive human rights violations.


https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2023/2/27...ment-meets