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Anyone have experience with the low-cost alarm kits (like the PGST systems), and know if they work on 4G/LTE in Australia? e.g., do the automated SMS alerts and calls work with Wi‑Fi off?

Anyone know if the low-cost alarm kits (like the PGST PG-107) work on 4G/LTE in Australia? e.g., do the automated SMS alerts and calls work with Wi‑Fi off?

Picked up a GWM Ora 5 six weeks ago. It's nice and comfortable, drives well, but has some serious problems.

• When in motion all passenger doors automatically lock, which is fine, but when stopped the passengers' doors won't unlock until the driver unlocks them explicitly. This is an obvious entrapment risk if a passenger needs to escape (collision or otherwise).
• The driver's side seat-belt alert goes off every ten mins or so, while the seat-belt is firmly bedded in. Jiggling it often fixes the alert, sometimes needs to be unplugged and replugged. The dealer says it's a software issue and a OTA update will fix it. Sounds like bullshit to me.
• How aggressive should the 'Driver monitoring

I'm planning a move off a self-hosted mail server to Fastmail and have read through the docs, but a few things aren't clear and I'd appreciate input from existing users.

Setup: 4 personal domains, 5+ human mailboxes (Family plan), plus at least one automated/system mailbox (mail from a home server) and a need for a shared/group mailbox (e.g. family@, multiple people reading with shared read/flag state, not just a forwarding alias).

Questions:

1. How do shared mail folders actually behave day to day? If one person flags or marks-as-read a message in the shared folder, does that state sync instantly for other members, or is there lag/eventual consistency?
2. Within a shared folder, is the

In the Android client I 'Log Breakfast' from the top-right kebab menu, then go to the far-right tab 'Friends'. I see the relevant account listed, with meals below that, however it refuses to show today's meals but rather shows yesterdays. I can't get it to show me the most relevant meals; todays.

If I instead go via the 'Community' section (down the bottom), 'Friends', and 'View Friend's Diary' I can see today's items.

Great. Progress.

Can't copy a meal though, can copy only individual food items. What? Additionally, I can log only some (recipes?), while others I have a 'Copy & Customise' option. No, I do not want to customise a damn egg!

What is the sensible workflow here? How do my p

ABB sent an email at 7:08 today informing me of a 'scheduled' outage between 7:00 today and 19:00 Friday. The word 'scheduled' is obviously doing some heavy lifting here.

So now my laptop is tethered through my phone, while my servers etc are offline.

A whole week of outage(s), with no prior notification from ABB? Is there anything I can do about this?

Is this really the only way to share foods/meals with friends?

My wife are I are part of the exodus from MFP. One thing MFP has which MND apparently does not (or is hidden deeply?) is sharing of meals with friends. With MFP we were able to be accountable to each other, trivially view each other's diary on webUI (even bookmark it) and phone, and trivially copy the other's meal.

How do we achieve similar level of visibility and accountability with MND?

A friend is organising selling their parent's house (after dad passed, closing down the estate, etc). They have no personal experience with real estate. The real estate sales guy claimed it is best to go to auction rather than direct sale, and that the auction should be as soon as possible to avoid the risk of increased interest rates.

Agent also said they should list the target price substantially below the actual figure they want so as to get more buyers at the auction. My understanding (which is very vague) is that it is illegal to list low, then not accept a figure which is between the listed figure and the expected figure.

In a nut-shell, agent wants to advertise at 600k to 650k while

I recently switched from XFCE to Gnome (on D13). I previously relied on the Mail Watcher XFCE plugin/biff, which provides a visual tray icon for unread mail in a configured list of IMAP/S folders.

I'm struggling to find a useful alternative for Gnome. The ones I've tried are often only a proxy for the MUA's notifier, notify only of new mail rather than of unread mail, display obtrusive pop-ups, or scan only the Inbox.

Any pointers?

I could really do with some help getting both 5.1 and 4k working in my setup. Please excuse my ignorance on some of this, I don't have much knowledge of the space.

I've recently picked up a TCL 58P364 display, and have it connected to a Pioneer VSX-524 receiver. Also in the mix is a Xbox Series X, Nintendo Switch, and a music player (Linux on x86 computer).

Here's my layout.

When connecting the Xbox directly to the display I get 4k UHD but no 5.1 surround. When connecting the Xbox through the VSX-524 receiver

Anyone know where in Melbourne I can find these lollies, similar texture to the bananas, but not in a mixture pack? I've hunted in the usual stores, specialty candy shops, and Wallies Lollies in Box Hill but no joy.

Wife loves them, but hates the flavour of the yellow banana ones.

In my workshop/office I have two PSTN numbers with Telstra's 'fax duet' service. I use both numbers for voice (not fax). One is public. My customers call it, and it is redirected to my virtual receptionist. The other is secret and is connected to a handset in the office. Customers see only the public number on CLI when I call them from the handset. When the receptionist routes calls to me, the receptionist uses the secret number.

When switching to NBN I'll lose the PSTN service and therefore the duet service. What can I do to retain this functionality?

I must be able to change which outsource VR company the primary number goes to in a day or less, so I can change VR provider when they dic

My team currently use PCIe consumer quad-tuner DVB-T receivers (we've tried Hauppauge and TBS) in a server, but want to shift to more reliable tuners that don't potentially require the server to be rebooted whenever the drivers get wedged (I'm looking at you, Hauppauge!).

On the assumption we can't find decent PCIe controllers then what we're looking for is a rackmount solution that can handle 8 tuners (or possibly multiple 4-tuner devices), and unicast stream the full MPTS from each station over RTP or raw UDP to our server for processing and distribution to the rest of the network.

Can anyone offer advice about a suitable appliance?

p.s.; I hope this is the correct sub. If not, chas

Anyone here got experience with the Telstra 'Fax Duet' service (sometimes called 'PSTN Multiple Number')? As I understand it the service allows you to have two incoming phone numbers on the one physical land-line.

I'm wondering if I can use it for voice only and not fax, and redirect one of the incoming numbers elsewhere.

What I want is to have one number for customers to call, redirect incoming calls for that number to a virtual receptionist service, and have the land-line present that number on CLI when making outgoing calls. The other number would permit direct calls to the office (byp