@kdfrawg I hope it isn’t this fellow: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jayant_Patel
/@phoneboy @nitinkhanna
@kdfrawg I hope it isn’t this fellow: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jayant_Patel
/@phoneboy @nitinkhanna
Just fed a $2 coin into the car wash, it gave me 2 ½ minutes of time. This wasn’t enough & I had no change left. This car wash is compatible with an iOS/Android app. I bought $2 more time charged to my credit card & it gave an extra three minutes.
So I get more time using the app than I do with cash. Although the was 18 cents charged in tax.
@thedimpause Ah, grand. He has blurbed here.
•Checks records on other networks. Hello, Ian.
@matigo Any good ones? As I recall, that's when as yet unresolved wifi reconnectivity from sleep issues commenced.
@streakmachine That's just it, I filled it until it started overflowing, I guess the gauge is calibrated to maintain a 20 - 25% reserve. They do say never to let you tank go completely empty, you're never sure what gunk might be lurking in the lower reaches of said tank.
@streakmachine Whereas I burn bridges when I get to them and upset the applecart amongst the pigeons.
/@matigo @paulgit
Fiddling with the settings in the iPad’s PCalc app, I found a section where there are two numbers. One is a random number between 1 & 100; the other is referred to as the ultimate number which thus far has been the same each time I’ve accessed it. The number? 42, of course!
I’m still not sure (after 26 days of ownership) how far the Mazda2 will go on a tank of fuel. Said tank is 43.8 litres. Last time I filled up it was after all individual bar segments on the digital gauge had stopped displaying & the letter “E” for Empty had been flashing for about 15 km.
I’d have thought that would have been just about empty, but it took only 34 litres to fill, indicating almost 10 litres remaining.
So I have 4 litres of fuel in a can in the back, waiting to run out. We’ll see how that goes.
I’m upstairs in the corridor of this hotel in Walhalla https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walhalla,_Victoria where a spot is marked with a green cross. This is the one spot in town where 3G (from one carrier only) works. Haven’t been here for almost 7 years & I wanted to get away for the day.