▲ 2 r/Lastpass
Anyway to make lastpass on android phone work with adblock browser?
Seems to work on most things except that browser
u/qkrwogud — 8 days ago
Faint diagonal lines with privacy screen protector
New phone + trying a privacy screen protector for the first time. Is it normal to have faint diagonal lines on lighter colors? It's also a new phone so I don't know if it's the phone or screen protector. I'm opting to try this over the built in privacy since I was told it makes everything more dim etc.
u/qkrwogud — 8 days ago
▲ 54 r/aucklandeats
Mulleti, Ponsonby Central - 4.4/5
This place just opened and not on Google maps yet. I really like that you can have any size you want and price is based on weight. The grid lines on the wood are for sizing guidelines. Tried three flavors and the Frittatina (basically carbonara crumbled and fried). The fried ball felt pretty expensive at $13 but I think the value for the pizza is reasonable.
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Overall really enjoyed the food, I think the price point is what stopped me giving it 5/5.
u/qkrwogud — 19 days ago
▲ 5 r/diynz
I made the door handle hole slightly too big, what can I do?
The metal outer ring isn't supposed to fit in the hole. Now it's slightly different wobbly, wondering if there's anything I can do about it.
u/qkrwogud — 29 days ago
▲ 3 r/LegalAdviceNZ
Unqualified handyman breaking something vs an insurance claim
Used a guy know for odd jobs, to try work out why my water bill was so high. He did something that only caused more damage.
I've made an insurance claim for the damage he caused. They've assessed, and said they accept the quote we got from a builder. But the third party assessor on behalf of the insurance company is asking for the handyman details.
A quick Google search suggests plumbing work needs to completed by a qualified professional. If they find out he isn't, could this invalidate my claim?
I'd also rather not provide his details and get him in trouble or liable for costs..
u/qkrwogud — 2 months ago