notgold @ notgold @aussie.zone

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I was once the hero now I am the villain

I disagree with the small scale politics. On small levels people tend to be leaner with their spending as they actually see it. On higher levels they look at the number of thousands or millions being spent rather than individual dollars. Though this probably changes depending on industry and region.

I'm on the fence regarding the ADF being used in times of need. On one hand if the ADF are tied up sorting out a natural disaster then they can't perform their core function of protecting Australia's borders, on the other hand we aren't at war so why shouldn't they help. If they were scaled up or to add a federal 'ses' (fes?) then I'd be onboard

First non negative integer so easy for computer to display.

I only really use zero in networking names to correspond with an IPv4 address that ends with dot zero.

I think it's just what you're used to. Like counting bottom to top in teleco versus counting top to bottom in IT.

Unplug both ends and use a multimeter to check resistance between the individual wires at one end. Should be OL (out of limits) on screen.

Try earthing one end as slazer2au said. The cable may be bringing in stray voltage thats messing with the device.

84m for pairs sounds right on a 76m cable when you adjust for the twists.

Some devices can push distance better than others. The cisco has eee and a short range option from memory. Make sure you turn all off on the port in question.

Try the link with a pair of laptops.

Cut off the connectors and determinate.

Same in my industry. Rarely do any women apply.

This. Unionise people. It's a benefit for all

I see your point, I don't like it but I see it. It's kind of like the Boris Johnson style, seem like an incompetent oaf while actually undermining the country you purportedly love.

I was thinking some kind of beer calisthenics but then realised that the Brad bod wouldn't support that

Wikipedia seems to back up these stat's. Though as someone that has discussed this topic with Chinese nationals several times, their number seems artificially low.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_suicide_rate?wprov=sfla1

His time was finally here

Wise beyond your years @kudra@sh.itjust.works

Oh please Albanese, put a 50% tariff on American cars.

I've heard people at costco call other people Jews, Nazis, cunts, tightasses, assholes, pricks. I feel there should be more security in that place.

I think social media is blowing this out of proportion and making it sound bigger than it is.

I work in northern Melbourne which has a huge middle eastern community (and big emphasis on community), that for the most part just lives their lives without bringing middle eastern trouble here.

The pro gaza protests last year on occasion saw people go a bit far but no different to union rallies. I think people are nastier at costco or boxing day sales.

Good on him for not falling for the MAGA bulldust and trying for the third option

VEGEMITE 40% Less Salt^ is fortified with additional B vitamins (B6 and B12). Vitamins B6 is necessary for metabolism and B12 supports the immune system.

Looks like the salt reduced one has it but not regular.

I go for the $1.99 hot dog when I'm working nearby. For nappies their standard price is normally cheaper but big w has sales for buggies that are better so i just load up.

Worse than servo or milk bar prices

I like wattle day as a national holiday. I also like 9 July as Australian day, when the Queen said we could be our own nation instead of a collection of British controlled colonies. The most Australian thing to do is have more than one day off work to respect our nation by getting sunburnt and picking flowers. Real Aussies just want another day off.

Australian of every year award