Come on, that’s literally just JPEG artefacting because it’s a meme and it’s been shared a bunch. There are so many fakes of this card out there, it’s not that far-fetched and it’s likely not a $10k+ card that was destroyed.

RSS is where podcasts all started.

Well yes, obviously. The issue with today is that the incumbency of the system makes it hard to change

I don’t think they really existed yet in his era. You’ve got to remember that Australia, a much younger country, invented the secret ballot. It was known as the “Australian Ballot” for a long time.

All the people ITT swearing up and down they know heaps about tattooing, that this has to be fake. I’m calling it right now, you’ll see her Jan 6, 2025 trying to break into the Capitol.

why ask for a password.

To give the user an extra second to realise they’re doing dumb shit, and should stop?

I kind of think that’s QTs whole deal right? An abstraction layer that allows for devs to not get stuck in the weeds implementing it all manually.

Aldi announced that it it looking to hire thousands of new workers, as well as increasing their minimum wage to $18 and $23 an hour.

My read on this, is that they are discussing the minimum for two separate positions. Potentially cashier and team leader. Would make sense as they don’t have many employees on shift at a time.

We don’t have it in Australia either apart from Aldi.

It really is. The fact “up to” can mean either a maximum value, or an increase to a value, is stupid.

How can a window manager position things if the program doesn’t communicate with it correctly?

Yeah basically. But part of why no one has tried again is because the judge made it very clear he wasn’t going to just roll over and let them pull their BS. Including setting a bond of $600k for them to even try litigating it. Another part of it is that ISPs used to hand out IP addresses and PII in response to requests from media companies. This was found to be in breach of privacy laws and now those companies would have to apply for court orders, proving malfeasance, to get that information.

I mean yes, those numbers are fairly low because they’re designed to keep the sports sustainable in the Australian market.

Even if the cap were €100 million, that would still be a lot fairer than a free-for-all.

Potentially, but that doesn’t really matter, as you can match the signatures of the two versions and see that they are the same. You cannot fake that and have one version have different code, it’s not possible.

Scroll down and there’s a section about Australia on here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dallas_Buyers_Club

Basically, they fucked it up so bad in Aus no one’s ever tried again.

This looks a lot more tram than the Brisbane ones to me. Specifically because it’s actually double-ended so has the benefit that provides of not needing to turn the bloody thing around.

SMH can tell you’ve never played geoguesser before, you didn’t mention the side of the road!

I would actually love to see Trolley busses in my city (Melbourne). You could have models with battery storage, so they charge up using the overhead tram lines we already have, and then can extend past the ends of them.

See then you have the whole thing in the US where the local TV market, including streaming services, won’t allow you to catch a game playing at a local stadium. It’s called a blackout, I guess to encourage you to go in person. Basically those services only make sense if you don’t follow a local team, or you watch a bunch of other games each week.

Reddit from 2009 called, it wants it’s “pretending to be helpful but actually contributing nothing to the conversation” grammar complaint comment back :)