Lol Cheers :) I'd like the Community to be WA as a whole, but i'm guessing your meaning a little further than that even.
That was all one tree? Wtf!
I only saw a Perentie at the Zoo in the last week. Cool lookin bastards! The one at the zoo was enjoying the last sunny spot in its enclosure.
Damn, i like Magpies, they're the bird i want to see/hear most. Cheeky little bastards with a beautiful song. Hopefully they can work this out soon.
End of a successful week at work, time to spend the weekend with family over from ye olde country.... so drink the beers.
This looks so ridiculously nice!
Hmm, i keep an eye out. Should be easy-ish to remember the name, i immediately associated him with Mark Webber.
Both speedy - different tracks.
He's apparently a writer for the Herald Sun and Australian. Thats enough for me to discount anything he says immediately as probably skewed if not outright false, until he proves otherwise. Believe it or not they, (Murdoch Propagandists), can, rarely, make levelheaded comments. Its a rare sight though.
Advance is Exposed in Macnamara
Title seems deliberate, and a little hyberbolic, in an attempt to mislead readers as to the articles subject matter.
The article reads like a friendly disagreement among friends. Where one friend has a brainfart their muddled mind construes as profound then has to express it, thus demonstrating his knowledge and command of a subject to all around.
They are aligned with Islamist extremists, offering a safe space for anti-Semites. The party backs some of the world’s most violent, tyrannical, misogynist, anti-gay and racist regimes. They claim to be progressive but are the exact opposite of progressive.
Classic lazy partisan writing.
Assertion of non-specific associations. Using language indicating those associations as deplorable to the unbelievably extreme.
But all too often turns out to be literally unbelievable. With comparisons easily made about all other actors, in this case Labor/Liberal/Nats/etc, when judged by the same skewed grounds these allegations have been laid.
One massive problem with this type of shitscoop writing is, when a truly disgusting association comes to light of some heinous group/individual and some political entity, be it individuals or Party, the languages impact has been minimised due to its low bar for deployment.
So my non-technical view is it'd be better to stay public. I don't know the costs for resources, so i'll leave that for others.
People perusing the internet could find useful information on the communities here.
The views of normal people probably want to be visible on the internet in these times, i think AZ excels at delivering a space for reasonable people. Whether its AI crawlers getting skewed to psychotic, or average people trying to find a space that isn't so extreme, i think the more visible reasonableness is the better.
the reddit argument. This is a clone of reddit afterall, and a mantra of reddit was to be 'the front page of the internet'. Doesn't mean we have to stay the same, but we should consider the departure from that idea and its implications.
Do we know the route that people take to become new users? We don't want to block off that route.
Sometimes it can be useful for me to quickly look at communities without logging in, in the browser. Just to see what a post or feature in a particular community looks like. Its a niche use, and it wouldn't be a big hassle to go without.
They will now. Sky After Dark'll probably have a whole segment on those woke bilbys!
Don't worry Scott Morrisons gonna steal the show from them. I heard a totally made up rumour by me that he will appear in a special advert spruiking chocolate chunks with an all new coal flavour.
Tagline:
"Its coal flavoured! Don't be scared, don't be frightened."
What Geoff Vader runs the Death Star?
Oh yeah, i suppose theres gradients of how bad needles can be. I remember a scan where they injected ink into me, that was horrible. I could feel the difference in temperature as it spread through my body.
For more info on the cultural centre, Aboriginal Cultural Centre Project
^Image from "Masterplan for Perth City Riverfront" document. By City of Perth.^
^*image credit: @[email protected]^
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^**Image credit: Gurridyula. Belyando, Australia*^
^*song not posted on spotify^
Special thanks to @[email protected] our resident electoral commisioner for implementing an Instant run-off Vote (IRV) similar to the Australian electoral system for Aussie Zone Lemmyvision 2 nominations.
A lot of strong songs were in contention for the Aussie Zone nomination this year. They're well worth a listen if anyones interested.
See here for the IRV explanantion and discussion on how Aussie Zone decided to vote this year.
See here for the List of Nominations, User's Nomination Ballots, and the full Results comment.
This is a gentle reminder to the Aussie Zone users to get your votes in today for our nomination for Lemmyvision 2 held by the good folks over at jlai.lu .
The link on this post should take you to the voting page, cast your vote as a comment as explained. If the way we're doing it is confusing, just do the best you can, and we'll try to deliver a free and fair election with whatever we get! ;)
Its been fun exploring Aussie music from the last year with everyone, head over to the folks at jlai.lu over the next week or so as the international songs start getting nominated!
^p.s. at work so don't have time to link everything properly, sorry its a bit rushed^
Wow! The Mary Rose... you just sent me down memory lane. I hadn't thought about that ship in decades. So i saw that ship when it was still going through that water treatment business. Blew my mind then, i's really young at the time.
And now i realise i've been to Portsmouth, we were staying over in Eastbourne at the time.
The trip was full of museums and castle visits all over the south of England at least between Battle and Tintagel. So we could easily have been to the Explosion museum as well. I'll have to dig out the old scrap books and see if somethings written in them about it.
The years ticket to all of those sounds like a great way to spend some weekends, get to enjoy the harbour as well.