All the time eh? There have only been a couple of hundred since 1961. So it's maybe like 5 a year on average. I think we have more plane crashes than that.
De-orbits are an entirely different thing.
The thing is suddenly the Xbox vision doesn't seem so bad which allowed for sharing games and as I recall even selling them...but oh no digital was evil and Microsoft was greedy.
Now here we are with Sony and their anti-consumer practises and finally people seem to be paying attention.
I mean it makes no sense not to.
Just for the delivery alone that’s like 4 orders a year and it’s paid for itself.
The Prime Video is like a free bonus.
To me it's quite simple.
If you can pay the home loan off and pay +20% of the required installment then you are golden and you can call it an investment as long as you stick to it for the entire term.
If you are just going to pay the home loan back for the 20 years the bank wants you to...or...
And the very same Sony used it as a meme marketing campaign to show off how they had physical discs that didn’t need internet.
The irony is dripping now.
Xbox was decades ahead of its time, but nobody was ready.
Has a 10 year warranty, so I’d be very surprised if it dies before then.
But summer will be interesting it could go either way, but if it’s better that shifts it more to 3 years payback.
Yeah but the apples vs apples are in the actual water, because this thing runs a very strict 5-degree drop meaning it's 50-degrees at the cooler point which you can feel in the pipes.
I also question how accurate that 55-degrees really was on the old one.
Also being effectively a trickle...
So with a full month of data behind me...
June 2025 - 327.99 kWh - 150L Conventional Geyser set to 55-degrees but off overnight making the most of solar hours.
June 2026 - 138.37 kWh - 200L IHP set to 60-degrees from 12:00 - 20:00 and 55 degrees outside of that.
That's an easy 58% less and...