"Including super" is such a rort. For anyone taking on a new contract between now and 2025 (when the super guarantee increments stop), PLEASE negotiate for a "before super" contract.
E.g. If you've been offered $80k including super, negotiate for (80,000 / 111 * 100) == $72,072 excluding super.
This means that if in the next 2 years your pay is stagnant, you would end up with (72,072 * 112/100) == $80,720 -- a whopping $720 more towards your super, come July 2025
As an old salty dog, I just wanna say it warms my cold heart that DCC is still thriving after all this time.
You can bind qB to your VPN connection, so that if the VPN fails qB would not attempt to use your unsecured line.
(Sorry not in front of a PC right now. Don't remember the exact settings page, but it's a dropdown with a list of available connections on your computer)
Given the size and reputation of DJI, you shouldn't have any concerns.
I'm sorry, but i disagree with this mentality. The size of a company means nothing. We've had so many security breaches from companies large and small. Be it from malice or incompetence.
And speaking of reputation, this, this, and this doesn't really scream "good reputation" to me.
It already is full of bots upvoting/replying to posts by karma bots. They just need to start having bots moderate the subs, and turn the whole place into r/subredditsimulator (still the best thing that ever came out of Reddit, imo).
As a paying Sync user, I couldn't agree more. Good news is LJ said in one of his comments, "Won't open source Sync. Maybe implement Lemmy". Unfortunately I couldn't link it since the sub's gone dark.
Also, this. But like you, I feel dirty staying with Reddit. And it feels like we're desecrating the legacy of Sync..
You may have to search a little for 3rd-party prebuilts, if you're not comfortable doing the patching yourself.
Has there been an instance where self regulation actually works?