Also how I’m using them on my motorbike under the helmet. Works a treat, can still hear my bike but a lot of the wind noise is goooone.

Tile sucks in any country compared to the Apple and Samsung networks so you’re not missing out on much.

Oh wow dunno where you are but you lot must be spoiled haha… and I already consider ourselves spoiled compared to the States, apparently bog standard there is like 87??

But yeah, Australia and NZ has E10 (didn’t quite see this in NZ), 91, 95, 98 (and diesel).

Nah black. It was just shit wasn’t it??

Rental car for South island NZ, MG Excite. Unfortunately we’d just had a hybrid in North island NZ, and had been spoiled by it’s good fuel economy and responsiveness, amongst other things.

This car had a label insisting on 95, not just 91. In NZ, fuel is fucking expensive, let alone premium. It also felt like we were filling up every day or at least every other day, whilst back up in North island we’d filled once every three to four days.

It also handled like a turd, wired android auto was unreliable and crashed all the time so we had to reset the head unit multiple times a day, its driver assist was way too fucking interventionist and couldn’t be disabled without being at a complete stop (said it could do it if below the speed limit but always said you were above it??)…

Just terrible.

And you’re on one his weaker books! 🫣

https://www.lspace.org/books/apf/index.html

This link has always been helpful for explaining his books.

If I’m buying, it’s physical. If I’m borrowing, it’s digital.

You sound like you might be on the spectrum. Couple of things you said pop out, difficulty with hidden meanings being the big one.

Suspect they meant that when Tears of the Kingdom leaked early, a bunch of “Breath of the Wild” compatibility and performance patches came out for their early-access Patreon only builds. Or at least, that’s what’s been the scuttlebutt about the affair.

You forget that in the States, they say “speed limit is X, so I go X+10”, sometimes even 20. It’s very common for comments to mention that the flow of traffic is literally 25% faster than the “limit” - it’s like culturally so many USians treat the limit as a lower limit. 🫣