Daisy Leigh
@asteracute.bsky.social
Conference organiser emeritus (PyCon AU), computer puppygirl. Narrm/Melbourne.
I am more active at @daisy@cloudisland.nz on Mastodon, and this account is mostly reposts from there, but I do try to pay attention to replies and stuff on here too.
I am more active at @daisy@cloudisland.nz on Mastodon, and this account is mostly reposts from there, but I do try to pay attention to replies and stuff on here too.
but if you click the “Passengers” button at the top there is a UI you can get to from there that lets you change dietary requirements (and _only_ dietary requirements).
November 23, 2025 at 11:19 PM
but if you click the “Passengers” button at the top there is a UI you can get to from there that lets you change dietary requirements (and _only_ dietary requirements).
(Or maybe this is obvious if you fly QF more frequently than I do, but it wasn’t to me.)
November 23, 2025 at 11:19 PM
(Or maybe this is obvious if you fly QF more frequently than I do, but it wasn’t to me.)
Yes, that’s the joke
November 23, 2025 at 5:57 AM
Yes, that’s the joke
QF didn’t even start offering web check in for international flights until 2017, a full six years after Australian X passports became commonly issued. And yet.
November 16, 2025 at 9:36 PM
QF didn’t even start offering web check in for international flights until 2017, a full six years after Australian X passports became commonly issued. And yet.
Yet, 14 years later, the Australian flag carrier won’t let me check in using their app or kiosks like everyone else, and I have to wait in queue for the check in desk—a problem I’ve never had with Air NZ.
November 16, 2025 at 9:24 PM
Yet, 14 years later, the Australian flag carrier won’t let me check in using their app or kiosks like everyone else, and I have to wait in queue for the check in desk—a problem I’ve never had with Air NZ.
Them: “To use a computer, you pray to the computer, give it instructions, and then do a ritual”
Me: “Literally what I do for work”
Me: “Literally what I do for work”
November 1, 2025 at 12:34 AM
Them: “To use a computer, you pray to the computer, give it instructions, and then do a ritual”
Me: “Literally what I do for work”
Me: “Literally what I do for work”