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Former homeless woman Debbie Bobeldyk said she had not left her camp willingly, nor had she consented to the council throwing out her personal belongings. 

She said the council threw away an urn containing her daughter's ashes, her fridge, portable air conditioner and several fences.

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[-] [email protected] 17 points 1 day ago* (last edited 1 day ago)

Just burn the world and be done with it.

"I think currently the regulation allows for developers to build new properties with garages that are frankly just too narrow," Premier Peter Malinauskas told ABC Radio Adelaide.

"You can't even fit a Hilux or a four-wheel drive in them and that just doesn't make sense given that's where such a significant proportion of the new sale car market in Australia comes from."

[-] [email protected] 3 points 1 day ago

Thanks. Much appreciated.

[-] [email protected] 3 points 1 day ago

It sounds like pr. If I had the inclination I'd look into 'real zero' a bit more because this is the first time I've heard of it.

[-] [email protected] 3 points 2 days ago

The mistake is I misunderstood what I read and would probably not have shared this if I hadn't been half asleep.

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As I visit the city today (bus), I'm not sure how people tolerate the toxic transport pollution stench :(

There must be some desensitising to it from a young age e.g. getting a car, getting used to the smell of petrol every time you fill the tank and so on. Not to mention a lot of folk probably work in similar or more caustic environments so there would be some rationalising going on too.

Where we used to live in Sydney was a busy strip of cafes, restaurants, bars, pubs, many of which had outdoor seating and dining by the main road which was usually two to four lanes of busy traffic at most times of the day. You look at the shopfronts and signs, the footpaths and building facades and it's all covered in soot. Sure it's not building up that quickly but you only have to see it once and say to yourself, this is not a healthy environment, maybe all these people oriented places shouldn't be a on what's basically a highway. But nope, I never heard a word or complaint.

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Ah shit. I misread it last night.

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Did you go to the rally today? If so, how did it go?

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We caught a bus to the beach and then walked up River Torrens / Karrawirra Pari a bit.

[-] [email protected] 10 points 3 days ago

Where did they brag about overworking thier employees so they could hire less?

[-] [email protected] 5 points 3 days ago

I don't want to be dismissive but what growing chorus? Who is even talking about a republic apart from a tiny group of liberal republicans?

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A sign in Adelaide, Australia warning people about pelicans.

[-] [email protected] 12 points 4 days ago

I can't find any other sources for this news. Admittedly I am out walking so I'm a bit distracted but still... Anyone else find anything about this?

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From the AerynOS About page:

AerynOS is a modern Linux distribution using atomic updates, cutting-edge tooling and rock-solid reliability. Built by industry veterans with decades of experience, it represents the next evolution in Linux distributions - delivering a safe and efficient system.

Our fully atomic system leverages the LLVM toolchain and libc++ by default, delivering superior diagnostics and package diversity. We’re not afraid to challenge convention - thoughtfully replacing traditional components with modern alternatives that prioritize safety and reliability.

We closely follow the work of organizations dedicated to making software safer, including the Prossimo project and their Memory Safety initiative, the Tweede Golf team, and the Trifecta Tech Foundation. By monitoring and adopting innovations from these pioneers, we can integrate proven solutions like memory-safe replacements for critical system components.

As we continuously evaluate and adopt the best solutions, our architectural decisions enable powerful features like atomic updates that can safely transform your entire system, complete with built-in deduplication and instant rollbacks.

This is the future of Linux distribution design, built on a foundation of experience and innovation.

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I don't think my partner has seen Nip/Tuck. Might put it on and see if they like it. I thought it was great.

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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ca/post/47375877

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cross-posted from: https://aussie.zone/post/22200796

Mrs and I tried lab grown fois gras quail, apparently the first in Australia. Amazing to be able to buy this in a restaurant, after hearing about it year after year.

It was certainly meaty, a flavour you simply don't get with any meat-free chicken, really pungent and distinct (not that I've ever had dead quail).

A place called Bottarga in Brighton, Melbourne. Wasn't cheap, but I'd pay top dollar to support the transition.

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cross-posted from: https://quokk.au/post/58797

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