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H Mobile: Price Increase
At H Mobile we are somewhat required to do the bare minimum in terms of investing in our platforms, network and security. While this is practically irrelevant, we've nonetheless decided to increase prices on our mobile plans. This is so we can plausibly use the consumer price index as cover to increase our profit margins. The continued expansion of our network coverage has made the cost per user drop drastically but we'll still charge you more because we can.
From聽15 July 2025聽the price of your monthly plan will increase by $8, and since a great deal of you have been scammed into a contract with us, we know most of you will not/cannot do anything about it. What are you going to do? Go back to landline?
(27/06/25)
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Duncan & Mike: It Takes Two by Maia & Jack
An emotional short film by me and my friend Maia about two friends joining creative forces to work together!
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Tortuga Model X - Mobile Auto Assembly Robot (31/01/2025)
The unveiling of Hillsbury Automatic's new industrial robot took place this Friday at the Hillsbury Automation Expo. The six legged, four armed Tortuga Model X is a versatile, easily programmable and remote controllable manufacturing machine primarily for welding, car assembly and handling materials in hazardous areas.
Hillsbury Automatic's CEO Richard Smethwick has announced that a batch of 10,000 units are currently in production and will mark a "rebirth" of Hillsbury's auto industry, integral in assisting the town's increasingly autonomous production lines reach new levels of productivity, quality control and safety.
#hillsburyautomatic #HAX2025
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Dr. Percussion Sketch (06/01/2025)
"I think rhythm is probably my favourite thing in the world. Get up in the morning and just dust off the cobwebs with some rhythm, preferably over at least maybe 125BPM? Just hearing the propulsive sound of drum machines and samplers ticking away is enough for me to want to start my day!
I wanted to combine my love of rhythm with the toys I make, and Dr Percussion is sort of the perfect synthesis of the two. He's an electroacoustic marvel. He'll never make a mistake, and each strike of both the timpani and snare drum is perfectly synchronised to an internal clockwork 32 step sequencer. He also plays the pneumatic shaker and cymbals pictured above."
-Hillsbury toymaker and mechanic Eric Van Spline under online alias 'MechaDrosselmeyer65'
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