There is the RSE scheme from the Pacific islands as well, but in all cases there is a need to watch out for exploitation still as there are cases where the employer does pay a living wage, but they are also the providers of accommodation for harvest season for the job and charge a high rent.

Yes, I would describe it more like a Battery based UPS with wheels, and personally I would consider it as an option and a benefit for a short term power break, (post storm or earthquake, in my particular situation on the planet)

Those charged EVs listed provide the capability to power a load from the battery for things such as Freezers, so can be used as an emergency power source.

Da Vinci is an industrial level replacement for Premier Pro, and the pay for Resolve Studio is not that expensive either. (If you are also used to After Effects, the Fusion elements of Resolv is powerful, but node based so a little bit of a learning curve to move between them).

As the job is in Aus, there is a compulsory contribution to your pension scheme. (11.5% of your wage).

PS4, with the PC for one or two games. PS4 also acts as a media centre for the streaming services etc, has the better audio system attached to it, and the large screen. The PC is just in different states of repair.

For some reason, I think I had the tape version of Elite although it might have been the first game I got on disc, once the family system had upgraded to having a disk drive.

And knowing about the DnD tv series let's you into some of the other jokes and visual inages

Naturally, that is the plot line of a number of basic DnD adventures after all.

Somewhere around 1982, Family got a BBC Model B.