Paul Dowling
@juffy1.bsky.social
GIS and cartography weenie, tragic data addict, commuter cyclist, orienteer and part-time hippie.
He/him.
He/him.
...and Pink Lady was invented in SW Western Australia, so I'd imagine its only problem with growing in the US would be that you actually have rainfall and soil nutrients.
November 7, 2025 at 8:41 PM
...and Pink Lady was invented in SW Western Australia, so I'd imagine its only problem with growing in the US would be that you actually have rainfall and soil nutrients.
Side-eyed the front door, side-eyed the stairs in 6 and 7, was certain by 10.
A carpenter who did custom furniture could make some decent money advertising their services to the new owners.
A carpenter who did custom furniture could make some decent money advertising their services to the new owners.
October 16, 2025 at 3:38 PM
Side-eyed the front door, side-eyed the stairs in 6 and 7, was certain by 10.
A carpenter who did custom furniture could make some decent money advertising their services to the new owners.
A carpenter who did custom furniture could make some decent money advertising their services to the new owners.
"...Leach, who until recently had her own show on [Sky]"
....aaaaand why doesn't she have that show any more, ABC? Hmm?
....aaaaand why doesn't she have that show any more, ABC? Hmm?
October 14, 2025 at 10:23 AM
"...Leach, who until recently had her own show on [Sky]"
....aaaaand why doesn't she have that show any more, ABC? Hmm?
....aaaaand why doesn't she have that show any more, ABC? Hmm?
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Threatened black cockatoos, quokkas & other native wildlife are being pushed closer to extinction as their habitat is torn apart for mining profits. 🌳💔 #wildoz #environment
It’s time to say enough.
Add your name to the Wilderness Society’s EPA submission today, and help end forest mining 👇
It’s time to say enough.
Add your name to the Wilderness Society’s EPA submission today, and help end forest mining 👇
I just added my name to the Wilderness Society’s submission, you in?
Add your name to stop Alcoa’s plans to strip-mine more than 11,500ha of ancient jarrah forest.
www.wilderness.org.au
August 14, 2025 at 4:10 AM
Threatened black cockatoos, quokkas & other native wildlife are being pushed closer to extinction as their habitat is torn apart for mining profits. 🌳💔 #wildoz #environment
It’s time to say enough.
Add your name to the Wilderness Society’s EPA submission today, and help end forest mining 👇
It’s time to say enough.
Add your name to the Wilderness Society’s EPA submission today, and help end forest mining 👇
Dropping probes into gas giants?
August 8, 2025 at 9:12 PM
Dropping probes into gas giants?
Hemiparasitic Nuytsia: help, the surrounding environment is stressing me!
All the other trees around it: Feel free to leave any time you want, bud.
All the other trees around it: Feel free to leave any time you want, bud.
June 28, 2025 at 7:11 AM
Hemiparasitic Nuytsia: help, the surrounding environment is stressing me!
All the other trees around it: Feel free to leave any time you want, bud.
All the other trees around it: Feel free to leave any time you want, bud.
The funniest regional divide in the US is Wawa vs Sheetz, and woe be unto you if you take the Wrong Side.
June 13, 2025 at 2:14 PM
The funniest regional divide in the US is Wawa vs Sheetz, and woe be unto you if you take the Wrong Side.
s/^.{offset}(.{var_len}).*$/$1/g
It's one line, it must be efficient.
It's one line, it must be efficient.
June 3, 2025 at 11:01 AM
s/^.{offset}(.{var_len}).*$/$1/g
It's one line, it must be efficient.
It's one line, it must be efficient.
*whispers 'regex' in your ear*
June 3, 2025 at 10:59 AM
*whispers 'regex' in your ear*
You know, you can amalgamate all of your state variables if you turn them into fixed-length strings and concatenate them.
June 3, 2025 at 10:20 AM
You know, you can amalgamate all of your state variables if you turn them into fixed-length strings and concatenate them.
That list reminds me of when I was gathering materials for my strawbale build, and realised I was ordering 20,000kg *of straw*. It was a rather large truck. 😁
May 26, 2025 at 8:31 PM
That list reminds me of when I was gathering materials for my strawbale build, and realised I was ordering 20,000kg *of straw*. It was a rather large truck. 😁
Then that makes little economic sense until every existing roof is covered in panels. Why build a new structure solely to mount panels (and keep some cars cooler) when there is so much existing roof space with basically zero engineering required?
May 21, 2025 at 7:05 AM
Then that makes little economic sense until every existing roof is covered in panels. Why build a new structure solely to mount panels (and keep some cars cooler) when there is so much existing roof space with basically zero engineering required?
I read their post as meaning "build new roofs over top floor carparks [where they're currently open air or maybe shade sails]". If they meant retrofit over existing solid roofs then sure, go nuts.
May 21, 2025 at 6:58 AM
I read their post as meaning "build new roofs over top floor carparks [where they're currently open air or maybe shade sails]". If they meant retrofit over existing solid roofs then sure, go nuts.
One reason why this isn't done more is cost - you have to engineer that free-standing structure to hold the panels, and withstand wind loading in an exposed space.
Compare that to rooftops where you can mostly just bolt down the panels to the existing structure with a couple of aluminium rails.
Compare that to rooftops where you can mostly just bolt down the panels to the existing structure with a couple of aluminium rails.
May 21, 2025 at 6:39 AM
One reason why this isn't done more is cost - you have to engineer that free-standing structure to hold the panels, and withstand wind loading in an exposed space.
Compare that to rooftops where you can mostly just bolt down the panels to the existing structure with a couple of aluminium rails.
Compare that to rooftops where you can mostly just bolt down the panels to the existing structure with a couple of aluminium rails.
It's popular with ultra runners for use as an electrolyte - flat is because it's a LOT easier to get down (and keep down) without the carbonation.
May 17, 2025 at 8:35 PM
It's popular with ultra runners for use as an electrolyte - flat is because it's a LOT easier to get down (and keep down) without the carbonation.
Because nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition.
May 7, 2025 at 10:21 PM
Because nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition.
For anyone else, this would be an unusual post. For Madeline, it's a Wednesday.
May 7, 2025 at 11:55 AM
For anyone else, this would be an unusual post. For Madeline, it's a Wednesday.
Speers on Insiders hammered Chalmers with the same question multiple times. Stuck in that mindset where the Treasurer MUST want to be PM.
May 6, 2025 at 4:51 AM
Speers on Insiders hammered Chalmers with the same question multiple times. Stuck in that mindset where the Treasurer MUST want to be PM.
The anticipation in your "Wait for it" posts is never unrewarded. 😂
May 1, 2025 at 6:10 PM
The anticipation in your "Wait for it" posts is never unrewarded. 😂
"Many people pay their bills a week late. This one was 10 days overdue,"
LOL....nah mate, it was 10 days suspended. It was *3 months and 10 days* overdue.
LOL....nah mate, it was 10 days suspended. It was *3 months and 10 days* overdue.
April 30, 2025 at 8:32 AM
"Many people pay their bills a week late. This one was 10 days overdue,"
LOL....nah mate, it was 10 days suspended. It was *3 months and 10 days* overdue.
LOL....nah mate, it was 10 days suspended. It was *3 months and 10 days* overdue.
Oh, you didn't SAVE it, don't be ridiculous. 😉
April 20, 2025 at 3:50 PM
Oh, you didn't SAVE it, don't be ridiculous. 😉