Rob
@black-duck.bsky.social
Centre left, but happy to listen to all sides. Looking for dialog rather than tribalism.
I’m here to learn.
I’m here to learn.
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Trump should use his “go to” stick and threaten to slap a 100% tariff on Gaza.
Trump should use his “go to” stick and threaten to slap a 100% tariff on Gaza.
Video Trump demands Hamas release hostages before he takes office
President-elect Donald Trump’s social media post came hours after the IDF confirmed that missing U.S.-Israeli soldier Omer Neutra, 21, was killed in Hamas' Oct. 7, 2023, attack on Israel.
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December 3, 2024 at 3:34 AM
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Trump should use his “go to” stick and threaten to slap a 100% tariff on Gaza.
Trump should use his “go to” stick and threaten to slap a 100% tariff on Gaza.
Thought experiment (4 parts) 🧵
Electricity is charged on usage and fixed network charges. Wind and solar are fundamentally different. They have zero production cost. All cost is fixed. At the moment we cant “produce” 24 hours a day. We need batteries and pumped hydro but they are also a fixed cost
Electricity is charged on usage and fixed network charges. Wind and solar are fundamentally different. They have zero production cost. All cost is fixed. At the moment we cant “produce” 24 hours a day. We need batteries and pumped hydro but they are also a fixed cost
December 2, 2024 at 5:20 AM
Thought experiment (4 parts) 🧵
Electricity is charged on usage and fixed network charges. Wind and solar are fundamentally different. They have zero production cost. All cost is fixed. At the moment we cant “produce” 24 hours a day. We need batteries and pumped hydro but they are also a fixed cost
Electricity is charged on usage and fixed network charges. Wind and solar are fundamentally different. They have zero production cost. All cost is fixed. At the moment we cant “produce” 24 hours a day. We need batteries and pumped hydro but they are also a fixed cost
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A few thoughts as Australia’s 60-year run of luck, runs out
November 16, 2024 at 9:34 PM
A few thoughts as Australia’s 60-year run of luck, runs out
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I don’t get it. It’s against privacy legislation for Bunnings to use facial recognition, but okay for Woolworths scanners to film you or local government to monitor you as you walk down the street… Where’s the consistency?
I don’t get it. It’s against privacy legislation for Bunnings to use facial recognition, but okay for Woolworths scanners to film you or local government to monitor you as you walk down the street… Where’s the consistency?
Bunnings' facial recognition breached customers' privacy
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November 26, 2024 at 3:33 AM
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I don’t get it. It’s against privacy legislation for Bunnings to use facial recognition, but okay for Woolworths scanners to film you or local government to monitor you as you walk down the street… Where’s the consistency?
I don’t get it. It’s against privacy legislation for Bunnings to use facial recognition, but okay for Woolworths scanners to film you or local government to monitor you as you walk down the street… Where’s the consistency?
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This really is quite extraordinary.
Dreyfus should have grabbed him on the way out of the committee room and sacked him on the spot.
But then Dreyfus was the one who thought him a great pick.
Dreyfus should have grabbed him on the way out of the committee room and sacked him on the spot.
But then Dreyfus was the one who thought him a great pick.
November 23, 2024 at 11:48 PM
This really is quite extraordinary.
Dreyfus should have grabbed him on the way out of the committee room and sacked him on the spot.
But then Dreyfus was the one who thought him a great pick.
Dreyfus should have grabbed him on the way out of the committee room and sacked him on the spot.
But then Dreyfus was the one who thought him a great pick.