Yes but which robovac do you recommend if I don't want the plans / map to my house sold to data brokers?

I hear you. Absolutely loving my switch to Linux. 95% previously functionality... Just gaming needs to catch up.

Flatmates is owned by news corp. The problem with real estate is the tie in with media. Why would media really help to solve it if they make money off it?

There's a better frictionless way to have logins without the traditional system. Phones or laptops face or fingerprint for authentication. Simply type username and you're in just like a bank app.

If you like good coffee, since everywhere is good you need to raise the bar here to stuff you'll hardly see anywhere else, try disciple coffee roasters in Brunswick.

Just came back from Japan and they don't have fourth rate cities... Whatever that means.

A great example.. Pros and cons. Japan got rid of zoning or harsh heritage laws and houses are cheap there. There are some iconic buildings in the Melb cbd that were demolished in the early 1900's like the fish market...wish there was a law to stop it as they did it for a carpark.

Yeah I worked there for 6 years. Kicking myself, thinking I could change it.

Telstra make money off all the phone booths as advertising billboards. They were going to remove the phones but the government forced them to keep them useful, so Telstra made all phone booth calls free. Government policy isn't always "red tape", it forces companies to do good.

You can't process activity by social belief system.... Most of the activity that propogrates for republican leadership is either real or most likely not human because these powerful actors can control sophisticated bot farms to push agendas. A lot of people are influenced by this dissemination.

Are you trying to make a satire account?

..2/2 assets... Since news turned to a strategy of embedding social media as stories it means they don't have these assets. The sale of harper Collins to a.i. is out of desperation for more money after so many failed attempts to do another open a.i. style deal.

You missed the bigger story here... Harper Collins is owned by news corp. They have been trying to sell to a.i. companies since the open a.i. deal. What happened was after that deal, no one wanted text based learning anymore, they wanted video assets! Which news corp didn't have much rights to.. 1/2

The problem is actually the way News are funded. Ratings panels use a small sample size to represent the whole country. Which means advertisers with money to spend pay big bucks to news orgs, thinking that's where the eyes are. News orgd report back big numbers too, but it's mainly bot traffic.

Google need to start donating to your org big time.

What newspaper? Very curious as I didn't think anyone paid for them anymore.

I've always said you my wife "I want to get closer to Uranus". She doesn't want to though.

Mandi, there is no wikileaks anymore.

Can you not share links on bluesky? Why can't I click through to the article?