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@JenR0810

Macro Tourist. Comfortably Numb. Also found where lights are green and sky’s are blue.

Western Australia Bergabung Ekim 2011
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Tarric Brooker aka Avid Commentator 🇦🇺
Prior to Pauline Hanson's National Press Club address, Anthony Albanese had his lowest net approval rating this term (Newspoll). Since then it has risen based on each available poll. A standard post-budget bounce back or correlated with the greater focus on Hanson....
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Jen@JenR0810·
@JoshButler We all know it’s about Hanson kowtowing to Gina over BRS.
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Josh Butler
Josh Butler@JoshButler·
blistering email from Liberal MP Andrew Hastie to supporters: "One Nation has declared war on me, so they shall have war" says Liberal colleagues talking about preference deals with One Nation "signals weakness"
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Antipodean Macro
Antipodean Macro@AntipodeanMacro·
Holy moly. 80% illegal for tobacco.
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@AvidCommentator This was always going to be the case. Of course they won’t help them but if they hold Australian passports , we must let them in.
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@TheStalwart Nobody talks about this aspect of jet lag.
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Joe Weisenthal@TheStalwart·
When the jetlag hits, but in the helpful direction >>>>
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Jen@JenR0810·
@AvidCommentator Segue here, but children with developmental delays were never the intended recipients of such largesse. Shouldn’t be on the NDIS.
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Tarric Brooker aka Avid Commentator 🇦🇺
Its rather ironic that policymakers want to means test the NDIS, but folks can still have a $3m house and get an aged pension. The problem with the NDIS isn't people with means getting help, its the telephone number costs and the systemic rorts.
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Jen@JenR0810·
@westaustralian Better to be charged with drink driving than war crimes.
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@JavierBlas Sounds like AUKUS is on track then
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Javier Blas@JavierBlas·
Increasingly it does sound like US President Donald Trump will leave the Strait of Hormuz to others to sort out. "... The U.S.A. won't be there to help you anymore ..."
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Jen@JenR0810·
@PolemicTMM I saw this episode of Black Mirror.
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Polemic Paine
Polemic Paine@PolemicTMM·
AI response runs on trust. Add ad bias and it vanishes. Perhaps there will be a 'pay premium for guaranteed no ad bias'.
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Polemic Paine
Polemic Paine@PolemicTMM·
AI is breaking the old web model. Used to be search → click → website → ads. Now it’s search → answer → no click. That strips traffic out of loads of sites, so fewer impressions, less revenue. Low-quality SEO stuff gets wiped first. The ad money doesn’t vanish, it moves upstream into the AI layer and big platforms. And that’s the horrific bit. It's easy to ignore an obvious advert but the advert bias will be embedded inside the response and we won’t even know it’s there.
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Jen@JenR0810·
@westaustralian We’ve just snagged more GST for WA, prob best we be happy with our lot.
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The West Australian
The West Australian@westaustralian·
EXCLUSIVE: A powerhouse delegation of medical researchers will jet over to Canberra next week to drive home why WA deserves its fair share of national research funding. READ HERE: thewest.com.au/news/health/wa…
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Tarric Brooker aka Avid Commentator 🇦🇺
Just prior to kicking off a war a powerful leader said: "We only have to kick in the door and the whole rotten structure will come crashing down" I've been thinking on this perspective quite a lot since the war with Iran began. Points for who knows who it is without Google.
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Jen@JenR0810·
@sciencegirl I’m in Australia and can confirm that these are not in use.
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Science girl@sciencegirl·
Australia’s Automated Road Barrier Modules automatically block roads and redirect traffic during accidents and traffic jams.
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Jen@JenR0810·
@dieworkwear Yup, had a pair of beautiful Blundstone boots bought for my son when he was a toddler, didn’t fit him for years and when finally taken out of storage all the rubber had snapped/ cracked :-(
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derek guy
derek guy@dieworkwear·
respectfully disagree. some sneakers use polyurethane foam midsoles that can break down over time through hydrolysis if not used with regularity. rubber outsoles can also harden and crack in longterm storage. plus, your foot's shape changes over time, esp for runners.
Cardiff Garcia@CardiffGarcia

When you find a pair of running shoes that are super comfortable and also fit your style perfectly, order ten pair immediately and stick the extras in a closet because they absolutely will be discontinued soon.

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Jen@JenR0810·
@plebcapital Fantastic. Great move. Well done Angus.
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