With the Dauphine starting today, the cycling season kicks into high gear as we run up to the Tour de France. And at this stage, I think Richie Porte has to be the favourite for the Tour de France. Both Froome and Contador have had fairly subdued early seasons, devoid of big results, and Quintana was less than electrifying in the Giro. In contrast, Porte has had a winning start to the season and looks to be in awesome form.
Nice to see IFTT getting more professional features. Hopefully will put pressure on Zapier to keep pushing the envelope.
https://www.macstories.net/news/ifttt-launches-powerful-applet-tools-in-new-maker-tier/
Was a rather exciting Grad Prix last night. The race between Vettle and Hamilton for first was close and exciting, and there were a few good scraps further down in the pack. However, the race really highlights the current issues with Formula 1. When only three drivers finish on the lead lap, and third place was over a minute off the pace, something needs to be close up the difference in performance.
Seasons!
It’s taken a really long time but the excellent Diablo 3 seasons for PC have finally made it to console. Couch co-op on PS4 is hands-down the best way to play Diablo 3, so super happy that I can stop compromising and play seasons on the couch now.
Armouries are also a nice addition, and will cut down on busy work re-specing.
Diablo III Seasons Finally Come To Consoles
Years after ‘s seasons first started, they’re finally coming to consoles. Just as PC players begin clicking their way through the game’s 10th season, those who decided to go with the superior version of Diablo III will get to start seasonal characters on Friday, March 31.
Pretty happy with Shorten’s budget response. A more progressive approach to increasing the Medicare Levy, and maintaining the budget deficit levy are both good moves. There’s also zero justification for the company tax cuts proposed by the Liberals, so happy to see opposition to those.
The idea of a cap on the deduction for managing tax affairs is a good one, but they could (and should) take this further and extend a cap on a wide range of deductions, which would go some way to reducing the unfairness in the system.