Eyekaytee
@Eyekaytee@aussie.zone
- Comment on Labor will announce home battery rebate in “coming days,” says federal treasurer 1 day ago:
…com.au/…/redearth-bidirectional-chargers-mb3054/
Was interested in this one as
Through a partnership agreement with ambibox, RedEarth will produce the devices from its facility at Darra in Brisbane’s south-west suburbs – the first company to manufacture (assemble?) bi-directional chargers locally.
But have to see how it compares
- Comment on Abbie Chatfield posts to be probed by Australian Electoral Commission 2 days ago:
If they can do this, I have no idea why going on a podcast or whatever it was requires some special clearance
- Comment on Anon is worried about men 2 days ago:
Most American women identify as feminist
white women voted for trump 65 to 35, so thats a lot of feminists voting for a rapist or your statement might be wrong ;)
- Comment on Upgrade incoming 3 days ago:
Over time as activities from LW have decreased we’ve “caught up” to within ~5 days of live
Looks like they are getting more popular? We’re now back to 4 days behind again:
- Comment on Massive X data leak affects over 200 million users. 3 days ago:
Comes from previous leaks back in 2022 so no big deal, your probably already on haveibeenpwned.com
- Submitted 1 week ago to worldnews@aussie.zone | 1 comment
- Comment on Issues 23/3/25 1 week ago:
What sort of block if I can ask? AI block or blocking Russia?
- Comment on [Satire] Politicians ready to condemn one wombat child being taken, yet to mention extreme rate that Aboriginal children are taken 2 weeks ago:
inner city humour
- Comment on Luigi Mangione, accused of US CEO murder, depicted in London mural 2 weeks ago:
I just think this shows how America-brained so much of the UK is.
Yep, they already had the majority of brands and culture back in the 70s/80s/90’s but since the internet and especially since social media we’ve never been so american
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rr8ljRgcJNM Comments are turned off.
- Comment on Missing: sydbot 4 weeks ago:
you don’t happen to do brisbot as well do you?
- Submitted 4 weeks ago to ausmemes@aussie.zone | 3 comments
- Comment on Anon works from home 4 weeks ago:
tbh this story isn’t new, the guy who has scripted everything and works 1 hour a week even in the office has been around since like the 80’s
- Comment on Google’s Sergey Brin urges workers to the office ‘at least’ every weekday 4 weeks ago:
60 hours a week is the sweet spot of productivity
Where did he get this number from? (please don’t say something like his butt, genuinely curious here)
Is it because Googlers are supposed to be high performers who are highly motivated and well paid therefore can do the 60 hours without dipping in productivity?
How do they measure productivity at Google? surely it wouldn’t be lines of code written?
- Comment on Live: Zelenskyy regrets fiery White House talks as Trump demands immediate ceasefire 5 weeks ago:
playing devils advocate here, obviously we all know Trump is a brain dead retarded monkey throwing shit all over the place
It’s very easy to call Trump that, I could go up there and call Trump a delusional retard who is betraying all his allies and making a mockery out of the west, America is a shithole full of retards, etcetc wave the white flag just like you did with the taliban and fuck off already etcetc
But for a pro, you have to be able to handle these diplomatic situations to the point where the things go in your favour even if you’re clearly dealing with an irrational nutter
- Comment on Ads are a plague 5 weeks ago:
yep, the good thing about capitalism is we can now watch it pivot away from jeep 😃
- Comment on Resolve political poll: Labor on course for election defeat - LNP 55 - 45 2PP 5 weeks ago:
Labor had control of Federal, WA,QLD,NSW,VIC,ACT governments and achieved basically nothing from your list
That’s garbage, not even going to reply
- Comment on Resolve political poll: Labor on course for election defeat - LNP 55 - 45 2PP 5 weeks ago:
Labor doesn’t really stand for nothing though does it?
- lower house prices
- more renewables/cheaper electricity prices
- cheaper medicare
- lower costs for students
- they have clearly put women ahead of men/a focus on gender equality (this is a mistake I must admit)
- they want more manufacturing in Australia
these are things I can think of off the top of my head
- Comment on Resolve political poll: Labor on course for election defeat - LNP 55 - 45 2PP 5 weeks ago:
I’m very happy with Labor but very unhappy with the Coalition who have now picked up the Greens as a partner in their coalition
Why do you want Labor gone?
- Submitted 5 weeks ago to australianpolitics@aussie.zone | 9 comments
- Comment on Australian man 'Ozzy' tells of fighting with Ukraine's foreign legion - ABC News 1 month ago:
absolute legend
- Submitted 1 month ago to ausmemes@aussie.zone | 0 comments
- Comment on Polling on treatment of asylum seekers. 1 month ago:
- Comment on 'People can't keep going like this': Inside a mortgage-stressed electorate 1 month ago:
ABC 2 years ago:
If the Liberals fail to tackle the issue and listen to women about why they’ve been abandoning the party, Reynolds said, it will be statistically impossible to win majority government again.
www.abc.net.au/news/2022-08-14/…/101327332
And fourthly, in Australia, because of its particularly brutal gender politics, quotas have to be part of the answer.
www.abc.net.au/news/2018-08-30/…/10181736
ABC the other day:
Peter Dutton most likely to be next prime minister, according to YouGov poll
www.abc.net.au/news/2025-02-16/…/104941326
What a change in 3 years eh?
- Comment on Labor to ban foreign investors from buying existing homes for at least two years, replicating Coalition policy 1 month ago:
The Greens have thumbed their nose at Labor and housing groups representing the nation’s most needy, joining the Coalition to refuse to pass legislation for the $10 billion Housing Australia Future Fund.
afr.com/…/blinken-holds-candid-talks-with-china-s…
Explained: The government’s stalled housing agenda, and why the Greens are opposing it
www.sbs.com.au/news/article/…/wnvzf1i2u
Can’t build shit when the greens and coalition block them at every opportunity
- Comment on Labor to ban foreign investors from buying existing homes for at least two years, replicating Coalition policy 1 month ago:
How can it be too little too late? are house prices not still high?
- Comment on Chill of inflation threatens Britain again after Europe’s long, hard winter. 1 month ago:
ft.com/…/0d474498-4d9b-4c1b-8502-71248c720c04
European gas prices hit a two-year high on Monday as colder weather boosted demand, accelerating withdrawals from the region’s fast-depleting storage facilities.
I think the ‘long, hard’ is an exaggeration (my wife agrees) but afaik cold weather is definitely correlated to higher gas prices
Dec 30, 2024, 10:30 AM CST
Northwest Europe is bracing itself for what is expected to be later this week the coldest snap so far this winter, hours ahead of the expiry of the deal for Russian gas transit via Ukraine to central Europe.
Temperatures in the UK, France, and Germany are expected to plunge at the end of this week, which would raise gas demand for heating and electricity generation.
This happens as Europe is burning through its natural gas in storage at the fastest pace in years.
Temperatures in the big European capitals London, Berlin, and Paris are all expected to plummet below freezing and below the average for the past 30 years, according to weather forecasts cited by Bloomberg.
- Comment on Chill of inflation threatens Britain again after Europe’s long, hard winter. 1 month ago:
It certainly seems higher for January:
- Comment on Chill of inflation threatens Britain again after Europe’s long, hard winter. 1 month ago:
Conditions are also cold in northern Europe, meaning that European gas storage stood at 47% full at the start of this week, 5% below the 5-year average and 20% lower than in 2024, according to analysts at UBS, in a note.
au.investing.com/…/natural-gas-climb-higher-chill…
In week 6 of 2025, European gas imports rose and exceeded 2024 weekly import levels. This was driven by higher liquified natural gas (LNG) imports
www.bruegel.org/…/european-natural-gas-imports
Unless someone has other ideas of what is suddenly consuming a whole lot of LNG I guess chilly weather it is
- Comment on Albanese in trouble as polling shows Dutton most likely to be next PM 1 month ago:
They’re dragging their feet on giving other union members (nurses, transport workers, etc) the raises they deserve too
Are you mixing up state labor and federal labor?
- Comment on Albanese in trouble as polling shows Dutton most likely to be next PM 1 month ago:
I duno what can be done tbh, I really don’t, as someone else said:
What this says to me… The ALP can go to an election with good policy and lose. The ALP can go to an election with bad policy and lose. The ALP can go to an election with no policy and lose. The sole exception being if the media decide that they need a change and the ALP are going to give them sweet treats.
