Brad Williamson

IT, law, tennis, value investing

[Brad Williamson @txchou]

#usb-c #apple #iPhone15Pro

[Brad Williamson @txchou]

#iMobieHalloween

[Brad Williamson @txchou]

@LBunste @BenRothenberg However, in this case, Kyrgios lost the point the instant his foot touched Medvedev’s side of the court while the point was still in play. That’s the rule.

[Brad Williamson @txchou]

@sunindrag @scorelinesports @LBunste @BenRothenberg That’s right

[Brad Williamson @txchou]

@BenRothenberg He honestly didn’t know the rule! And was being a joker

[Brad Williamson @txchou]

@daringfireball You can see from the comments here that when USB-C zealots say “USB-C is better for iPhone” they actually mean “USB-C is better for me”.

[Brad Williamson @txchou]

@gruber Thanks John!

[Brad Williamson @txchou]

@marcoarment Even harder to distinguish active tabs when in dark mode with a site that's in dark mode!

[Brad Williamson @txchou]

@marcoarment 😔 I just looked at it and realised that that is bad design! It's so difficult to tell which is the active tab!

[Brad Williamson @txchou]

@daringfireball Such a great review. Your point on Apple's implementation of 120Hz refresh rates (ProMotion) is an eye-opener. For me, this cements how Apple remains the only adult in the room while other manufacturers are like those YouTube commenters clamouring to be the one to type "FIRST!".

[Brad Williamson @txchou]

@NSWHealth Could you please confirm if Woolworths Metro in Haymarket is an exposure site.

[Brad Williamson @txchou]

@brianklaas To put it in proportion:
(deaths per 10m people; rounded to the closest 0.5)

Italy: 0.5
France: 1.5
Japan: 1
Canada: 2
UK: 3
Germany: 0.5

USA: 30

The US is still 10x to 60x worse than all of those other countries. On average 32x worse than the listed countries.

[Brad Williamson @txchou]

@BreakfastNews @fauziah_ibrahim @Kath_Robinson10 Authorities need to not only fine people breaching health rules but track down those encouraging this behaviour and fine those people as well for inciting others to commit those offences.

[Brad Williamson @txchou]

@FinancialReview On the basis that these people are potentially endangering lives, it would be prudent to find the people who are writing these "scripts" and charging those instigators with the offence of inciting a crime. Get to the source of the problem.

[Brad Williamson @txchou]

@nevertoocurious https://t.co/AEPM6WqsI5 this article matches the nonsense that lady was spouting. A group called the "Sovereign Citizens", who don't believe that laws can apply to them unless consented to. Not hard to see how unworkable that would be if there were more people who believed it.

[Brad Williamson @txchou]

@PollyNCracker @btckr The stuff she was spouting was nonsense anyway.

[Brad Williamson @txchou]

@stevoB59 @ToomeyWright Articulate is defined as showing the ability to speak fluently and coherently. I can agree with fluent but she was anything but coherent. There was a lack of logic and consistency that made her rant anything but coherent. 😀

[Brad Williamson @txchou]

@slackbastard @PatronSaint2 @Constitution778 @ShirleyYooggest @sexenheimer Ah...

[Brad Williamson @txchou]

@Constitution778 @ShirleyYooggest @sexenheimer @slackbastard Why not fight against similar laws? Like seatbelt laws or laws against indecent exposure. Legally, they're the same as the rules for mask wearing. States have plenary power to enact laws but Vic govt didn't even need to as they already have the Public Health & Wellbeing Act 2008.

[Brad Williamson @txchou]

@PatronSaint2 @Constitution778 @ShirleyYooggest @sexenheimer @slackbastard I don't know where they are getting their information from; Bunnings is private property, you don't need a referendum to enact laws and the police can arrest you for not providing your details if you're suspected of committing an offence. Everything she was saying was wrong.