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@Coldhardface

Australian lad, often sarcastic with a dark sense of humour. Gen X with open mind; into economics, politics, technology, spirituality, humanity, philosophy etc.

Australia Katılım Ağustos 2025
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TaxFodder@Coldhardface·
@RT_com The crazy fundies will prbably make this crazy shit come to fruition.
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RT@RT_com·
Biblical Armageddon prophecy begins to unfold? Satellite data confirms the river Euphrates has lost 140+ cubic km of water since 2003 and may be gone by 2040 Book of Revelation says dry Euphrates opens the way for final battle — Armageddon
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exQUIZitely 🕹️@exQUIZitely·
An average picture that you save on your phone or PC has a size of around 800 kilobytes. It doesn't do anything, it's just a static image. Now take a game like Elite which had a size of 22 kilobytes on the BBC Micro, or 82 kilobytes on the C64 - and now think about what Braben and Bell turned those 22 kilobytes (or 82 kilobytes) into. A universe with eight galaxies, each containing 256 star systems (for a total of 2,048 planets/systems). Each system also featured unique details: government type, economy, technology level, population, commodity prices, and even descriptive text (e.g., a planet known for "carnivorous arts graduates" or similar quirky combinations). If you still need a bit more help to contextualize that, try this: Elite was smaller than many modern text files or desktop icons, yet it contained (and let you freely explore!) a multi-galaxy-spanning universe that felt vast and limitless. By the way - for thos who will argue "but the universe and stars were created randomly, so that's easy" - I think you wil find that the word is procedurally (with structure), which is not random... and anything but easy. Oh, and by the way, the game also rendered 3D wireframe ships, stations, and planets in real time on processors with 2 MHz. Impressed yet? This is no slight on today's game designers. They work with what they have, and that's okay. But when you think about the worlds that some programmers created with the tools they were given, it sometimes breaks my brain trying to understand how they did it. Elite is a true masterpiece on so many levels. I played the C64 version back in the day, and even 40+ years later it still feels like one of the most incredible programming wonders ever.
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TaxFodder@Coldhardface·
@0UTR0EG0 14+? Women have more cones than men and perceive colour better.
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jade⁷🍓@0UTR0EG0·
How many colors do you see???? i see 4
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Michael
Michael@MSVLKnight·
@Coldhardface @belinduhpyne Howard did Telstra. I know. I was working there and we all lived in the fantasy that we would make a mozza like people did on the CBA sale.
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Belinduh Pyne@belinduhpyne·
THEY FUCKING SOLD EVERYTHING! And now all those public assets that they sold off now rake in billions for the private owners. The housing crisis exists because of Howard.
G.jr@goldengreekjr

@AshPolitik Howard government had no debt and made Australia great

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Ben Davison
Ben Davison@Ben_Davison1·
This is a proper reforming budget. Reforms to: Taxes✅ Health✅ Wealth hoarding✅ Housing✅ Hospitals✅ Education✅ Intergenerational equity✅ Good work Jim.
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TaxFodder@Coldhardface·
@Friyaneb I muted this account and it's still showing up? What gives?
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Friya@Friyaneb·
Only genius minds can solve this! What's the answer ???
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David Shaw@David90shaw·
🚨 BREAKING: The globalist mega banks are officially stepping in to save Keir Starmer. JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon just issued a direct threat to the UK, warning he may pull the plug on a massive multi billion dollar London headquarters if Starmer is ousted. This is pure financial blackmail. 🧵👇
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BowTiedStocks@bowtiedstocks·
I look forward to seeing this weekend’s auction clearance rates with great fascination
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Mickamious
Mickamious@MickamiousG·
Based on the latest negative gearing changes and CGT changes which impact stocks, crypto, ETFs, etc., where should young Australians now be investing their money for the most tax, for the best tax benefit possible and for to create wealth @grok ? Be concise.
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开发者Hailey
开发者Hailey@IndieDevHailey·
恐怖!用家Wi-Fi就能知道隔壁墙后的人在干什么! 开源项目 RuView 在GitHub已经冲到 5万+星,直接炸了! 完全不用摄像头,也不用戴任何设备,就靠家里普通的WiFi信号,就能穿墙透视: - 隔壁有几个人、在哪个位置、是走路还是躺着,全看得见 - 实时看人体姿态(17个关键点) - 睡觉时自动测呼吸和心率 - 有人跌倒立刻报警,动作识别超准 用WiFi CSI + AI,把你家路由器直接变成隐形雷达! 没有视频、没有录像,隐私安全拉满,天然符合GDPR,完全本地跑,不上云。 ESP32几块钱就能玩,Docker零硬件也能直接试。
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TaxFodder@Coldhardface·
@SpachusAus Suddenly it becomes alot more expensive to immigrate to Australia. .gov will simply raise the financial requirements for entry. Levers.
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Spachus Aus@SpachusAus·
There are a lot of factors now putting pressure on property prices: • High inflation • High interest rates • Changes to negative gearing • Changes to CGT • Flat market conditions • Low auction clearance rates • Rising cost of living • Investor uncertainty • Tighter borrowing capacity • Consumer confidence weakening And some people still think property prices will only decrease slightly… when some areas have doubled in the last 5 years. 👀 The next 12–24 months will look very different to the boom we’ve experienced. #auspol
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Ayaan 🐧
Ayaan 🐧@twtayaan·
The NSA called this operating system “catastrophic." ☠️ It fits on an 8GB USB stick. It's called Tails OS. > Released in 2009 by a nonprofit team backed by the Tor Project. > Built for one thing: leaving no trace behind. > Runs entirely from a USB stick. > Plug it into almost any computer and boot instantly. > Tails loads fully into RAM. > Never touches the computer’s hard drive. > Shut it down and everything disappears. > Files gone. > Passwords gone. > Browsing history gone. > Like the session never happened. > Every internet connection routes through Tor automatically. > Your traffic bounces across 3 encrypted relays worldwide. > No single server sees the full picture. > In 2013, journalists working with Edward Snowden used Tails. > Leaked NSA documents later called it a “major threat.” > Combined with other privacy tools, they called it “catastrophic.” > Free and fully open source. > Fits on a tiny USB drive. > Still one of the most powerful privacy tools ever made. Most operating systems are designed to remember everything. Tails OS was designed to forget you ever existed. 🕶️
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Matt Barrie
Matt Barrie@matt_barrie·
@MarkDiStef whens the last time cba was down 9%? you don't think there's any causation whatsoever?
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TaxFodder@Coldhardface·
@matt_barrie These CBDC's are not going to install themselves. They need a crisis and a completely demoralised public begging for them.
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Matt Barrie@matt_barrie·
CBA market cap down more in 1 day than the entirely this government reckons they'll claw back from the CGT, trust and negative gearing changes in a year economically ruinous budget do they not realise the CGT tax revenue is proportional to actual gains
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Imagine that@ManaImagine·
@NewsProspector @MickamiousG So it's like winning the lotto, except you got to sweat in the sun and spend your days covered in dirt and sh*t to get it, lol, sounds like fun 😫
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Mickamious@MickamiousG·
So guys honestly, What can we actually invest with and not be ripped sideways in tax ?? Crypto < Taxed Stocks < Taxed Minerals < Taxed ETFs < Taxed Honestly, where the hell you meant to make any coin without being ripped?
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BowTiedStocks@bowtiedstocks·
This is the craziest budget speech I’ve ever witnessed I didn’t think they would actually follow through on all of this Significant additional taxes on risk capital going forward This will have the opposite effect of their purported intention of reducing the intergenerational wealth divide Chalmers is outright dangerous, like a madman
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TaxFodder@Coldhardface·
We cannot walk away from our loans here, they follow us to the grave then leach onto dependants. Once you are on the hook, the line is set and you're done. Underwater here really means underwater. The buyer holds the losses. See why these clowns are swaggering around like drunk monkeys?
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