Eyekaytee
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- Comment on Real Capitalism Hasn't Been Attempted (tm) 3 days ago:
100%!
Preferential voting, superannuation, universal healthcare, as bad as things can be I’m pretty happy I live in Australia!
- Comment on Coalition denies flag-burning ban an attempt to undercut One Nation as Labor says push has ‘element of desperation’ 4 days ago:
Angus Taylor has rejected claims the Coalition’s push to criminalise burning of the Australian flag is an attempt to undercut One Nation, insisting penalties of up to a year in prison are necessary to “stand up for our country”.
It literally is those, I can’t think of a more piss weak policy in recent memory
- Submitted 5 days ago to news@aussie.zone | 0 comments
- Australia’s housing prices are trending down. See which suburbs have had the biggest fallswww.theguardian.com ↗Submitted 5 days ago to news@aussie.zone | 0 comments
- Comment on Liberals promise new hybrid trains for Melbourne's west 6 days ago:
The lines are currently served by smaller, diesel V/Line trains, with local communities waiting for promised electrification of the line to run larger, more frequent Metro services.
That’s my fault for not reading the article
- Comment on Liberals promise new hybrid trains for Melbourne's west 6 days ago:
The Vlines becoming all electric? Really? Don’t they go quite far out rural?
- Comment on Liberals promise new hybrid trains for Melbourne's west 1 week ago:
If elected in November, the Coalition is promising $1.7 billion for 25 new hybrid diesel-electric trains on the Melton and Wyndham Vale lines.
A … good… policy…? from the liberals? am I dreaming?
- Submitted 1 week ago to melbourne@aussie.zone | 7 comments
- Comment on Frack Off 1 week ago:
Isn’t NT poor as shit?
- Comment on Labor vows to listen to voters after One Nation's historic WA upset 1 week ago:
Doubt it, they told you to your face, they don’t like you:
www.youtube.com/shorts/XzAghE-66rQ
And in response:
The prime minister downplayed the incident on Friday, telling reporters that there were more than 30,000 people in attendance and “overwhelmingly the reception was incredibly positive”
🙄
- Comment on IDF soldiers heading to Australia to compete in the Sydney Marathon 2 weeks ago:
Good luck to them 🫡
Hopefully there is a heavy police presence to prevent terrorist attacks from christians or jews or another group that can’t be named
- Comment on Crossbenchers push for an import ban on 'pervert' smart glasses 2 weeks ago:
what about monitoring voltage to the LED and if it drops then the camera stops?
- Comment on Crossbenchers push for an import ban on 'pervert' smart glasses 2 weeks ago:
should be hardwired, if the cable is cut the camera doesn’t work
- Comment on Crossbenchers push for an import ban on 'pervert' smart glasses 2 weeks ago:
I was thinking it would be better if they had a big 1990’s camcorder style red light on them when recording but this’ll do I guess
Gopro’s are still obvious enough
- Comment on Australia wants more data centres. A disagreement over power sources stands in the way 2 weeks ago:
A guy walks into a pub and sees a dog sitting at the bar playing poker with three other blokes. He’s absolutely floored, taps the nearest bloke on the shoulder and says, “Mate, I’ve never seen anything like this — a dog playing poker!”
The bloke shrugs and says, “Yeah, he’s alright, but don’t get too excited. Whenever he gets a good hand, his tail starts wagging.”
i duno i thought that was alright, funnier than anything I could have thought up :X
- Comment on Australia wants more data centres. A disagreement over power sources stands in the way 2 weeks ago:
i guess im screwed then, what will happen to me?
i use ai like 10 times a day
- Comment on Australia wants more data centres. A disagreement over power sources stands in the way 2 weeks ago:
you’re comparing a data centre to radium?
- Comment on Australia’s China policy built on a strategic double standard - Independent Australia 2 weeks ago:
If human rights are universal, they cannot be selectively invoked
They’re not, human rights are just made up
If sovereignty matters, it cannot be breached in the name of an ally and held absolute with an adversary
What? This is completely standard practice
China is our rival, they fund our adversaries who fight us, they fund iran, africa, russia and need I mention the ultimate communist dystopia in North Korea
They took over Hong Kong
The United Kingdom and 26 other countries condemned the national security law; the United Kingdom called it a breach of the 1984 Sino-British Joint Declaration, which provided autonomy for Hong Kong to be retained for 50 years
They threaten Taiwan
If security assessments are necessary, their evidence and assumptions must be subjected to the same scrutiny regardless of which great power benefits.
Why ? They are an adversary, we trade with them yes, but they are not friends, I have no idea why the think we should be doing anything but making sure we are independent and protected for when China inevitably turns on us
Whether it be when North Korea and South Korea go back to war, when China decides to invade Taiwan or if Ji Xingping dies and the next ruler of China decides to start throwing it’s weight about US style but at us
I don’t understand the point of this article at all
But that approach will remain fragile while the Tier 4 reflex survives beneath the rhetoric.
Then it will have to remain fragile so long as they are:
Tier 4 contains designated adversaries whose conduct is presumed hostile and whose positive actions carry little weight.
An authoritarian dictatorship that is heavily anti-democratic country and funds our enemies
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- Comment on Australia is getting its first major inquiry into AI. It's starting in South Australia 4 weeks ago:
They do this but let facebook/instagram run wild, crazy
- Comment on [deleted] 1 month ago:
I don’t know why the family would do this knowing they are simply making themselves look worse
The family of a Gold Coast man facing a possible death penalty for allegedly murdering another Australian in Syria has gone public to express frustration at the lack of progress made by the federal government in the case.
She told the ABC she was disappointed by her dealings with the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT).
Your son decided to become muslim and then was working his way up to be a terrorist:
By last year, he was showing signs of radicalisation, including sharing speeches by Anwar al-Awlaki, the US-born Al Qaeda cleric and propagandist killed in a US drone strike in Yemen in 2011.
Honestly she should be grateful the government is helping at all tbh, if it were up to me I’d save the taxpayers money and give them a good luck and hope you get well soon card
Clay Stevenson says his son’s health has deteriorated severely
If only there was some way to avoid all this happening…
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- Comment on Does Albanese's idea for more Australian oil supplies stack up? 1 month ago:
I too have Solar & Battery, with an EV landing in October. I believe we should electrify as much of our infrastructure using green energy as possible. But I’m also old and wise enough to know that not everything can be.
Good man 💪
We wouldn’t be doing this to be “subsidising” individual ICE use, but rather to ensure that industries that can’t readily electrify - such as farms still having diesel for their tractors, harvesters, combines to keep growing our food; for commercial trucks to be able to transport these critical goods across our great wide nation; to keep planes in the air, connecting us to the rest of the world; for national security, ensuring that when hostilities escalate overseas, we will be able to keep the wheels turning.
Yeah I’m saying if we have 12 months worth of fuel reserves for these purposes since the overwhelming majority of cars are EV’s what’s the point of having our own refining? it’s just pouring money down the drain waiting for an exceptional black swan that will likely never come
Also all of those things, from tractors, harvesters, combines etc should be moving towards electric, planes are moving towards Sustainable Aviation Fuel
tbh if the only people still relying on oil in 10-20 years time is planes and some old farm equipment it would surprise me if 90 days of fuel reserves wasn’t enough anyway
- Comment on Does Albanese's idea for more Australian oil supplies stack up? 1 month ago:
The facility can be run on a skeleton crew normally, providing a reliable base-load volume while having the ability to ramp up refining volumes as circumstances require.
But then what’s the point of the fuel supplies and secondly why aren’t the businesses themselves keeping their own stock piles?
Why should I, EV driver, full kitted out house with Solar+Battery+Heat Pump+EV have to subsidise people and companies who refuse to electrify and instead rely on recycled dinosaur bones?
- Comment on Does Albanese's idea for more Australian oil supplies stack up? 1 month ago:
Even in an ideal world where every Australian commuter vehicle is an EV, we would still need our own ability to process and refine oil into aviation fuel, diesel for farming/trucking, and probably a few other vital resources that I’m forgetting.
yep but if everyone in Australia had an EV our current 3 months worth of fuel supplies would be like 12 months+
At what point is keeping unprofitable fuel processing for a minority of users a waste of tax payer money?
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- Leggo's, Coles and Aldi selling Chinese tomatoes as 'Australian' and 'Italian' in products, forensic testing findswww.abc.net.au ↗Submitted 1 month ago to news@aussie.zone | 23 comments
