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Technology / Re: What are the best options for webstore Credit Card processing?

« on: 09/06/2023 04:10:54 »

thank you so much for all your suggestions

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Chemistry / Re: Why Choose Full Lace Remy Hair Bundles?

« on: 09/06/2023 04:04:08 »

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Another benefit of hair bundles is their styling versatility. The durable construction allows for washing and heat styling without causing damage. Many wigs of this type feature individually applied hairs, offering greater flexibility when it comes to hairstyling such as ponytails or braids. This individual placement, combined with the wig's flexible cap, ensures that the wig cap remains hidden and the wig itself remains intact. With their flexibility, natural appearance, and durability, full lace wigs are a top choice for their versatility. Unlike other wig types that are limited to specific hair types and styling options due to their caps, full lace wigs can be fully customized.

Remy hair bundles provide an extensive selection, allowing you to order a wig that is tailored to your specific needs. In addition to color, length, and style, full lace wigs can also be customized in terms of hair density and support a wide range of hair types. This includes options ranging from affordable synthetic materials to high-quality human hair. This customization feature further contributes to the discreet nature of full lace wigs, as you can match the texture and thickness of your natural hair, ensuring a seamless and personalized look.

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Technology / What are the best options for webstore Credit Card processing?

« on: 23/05/2023 21:28:45 »

Hi Guys,

I have a company that I am focusing less time on nowadays and want to try minimise my expenses.

I have ANZ eGate & ANZ Eftpos Terminal.

I almost never use the terminal anymore apart from punching in a clients credit card merchant services manually (if this can be done online somehow too that is fine).

I run a Magento 1.9x website, what is the best value for money merchant. The transactions would be few with relatively low margins but some transactions could have high value $500-1500. Mostly would be in the $100s with no more than 20 per month.

I am currently paying with ANZ:

$75.74 & $71.95 ?ANZ Bank Merchant Fee?

I assume one is for the virtual terminal and the other is for the eftpos machine.

Thanks in advance

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Technology / Solar panel installation cause roof leak

« on: 18/04/2023 00:57:38 »

Last night I got a call from my brother which make me hesitate now.

He has a friend who has installed one 3 years before when NSW is on 60c+ buy back scheme. His friend had the 2kw system (Chinese panels and Chinese inverter) and so far the system has been working OK.

The problem is not with the PV system itself, the problem came after one+ year that his roof start to leak. So far he has asked for 6 trads persons came to look at the problem, none of them can determine what is the cause, of course the problem is not fixed. He also called in the original installer but after inspecting the panels around he claimed it is not his installation that caused the problem. This friend also claimed 80% of his friends who had PV system installed have similar problems, often the leak happened not right after the installation but happened one year or later than one year.

Could people who has your PV system installed one year or more share your experience?

What did you do to safe guard this not happening?

Besides installer selection which is decisive but hard to formula a good process, any technical issues also affecting it. e.g., could mounting kit used affecting it?

How many ways of mounting panels on the roof?

Which one is good or better/best?

Do any of your contract has some clause to cover this kind of potential issues? If you do have, would you mind to share the content?

Does any installer's insurance exist to cover this kind of potential issues?

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Chemistry / Re: How accurate are chemical balances?

« on: 24/01/2023 23:27:07 »

In principle, the achieveable precision of an evacuable balance is limited by the rate of evaporation or radioactive decay of the sample. In practice, microgram resolution of laboratory samples (i.e. about 1 part in 10⁹) is usually adequate for the task, but the systematic uncertainty of the International Prototype Kilogram exceeds the sensitivity of the best balances, so whilst you might compare two masses to better than 1 in 10⁹, you wouldn't know them to better than 1 in 10⁷. Hence the reason for the recent redefinition of the kilogram. 

Specifically, I'd expect to routinely resolve a gram of reasonably dense material to ± 10μg with professional laboratory equipment. To do better (~1 g of pyrolytic graphite ± 0.5 μg) I've used an evacuated  Cahn Electrobalance, but here we are talking about evaporation limits and investigative physics and engineering rather than everyday chemistry.

Hello. I just want to know. When the number on the scale shifts between, say, 8.9955 and 8.9956 without settling on one or the other, which do I use?