

It’s just bonkers to me that 47% of those surveyed think that things are going well.
It’s just bonkers to me that 47% of those surveyed think that things are going well.
Great answer!
As a 40 something this pretty much matches my thoughts.
I would add that my hormones have settled down in the last 20 years as well. Like when you’re 20 there’s this “imperative” to pursue sexual encounters. Now it’s still there but it’s just more sensible.
I’ll also add that I think around 30 is the most appealing age. I probably thought that when I was 18 too.
Yeah, well, sexual assault in the antarctic is a lot more clickable I guess.
Yeah right, I guess I am that one guy! Aparently lemmy’s MAUs recently broke the record set in June 2023 so there might be 3 of us now?
I think the annual inspections of your fire breaks are a bit hit and miss. I know you could be fined if you haven’t done it.
Like most council things maybe they only enforce it if your neighbour complains or something.
I just asked my sister who has a farm and she said the ranger only does an inspection “if he can be bothered getting off his fat lazy arse” and “this guy I honestly think just does personal vendettas”.
So make of that what you will.
When you apply for a business use for a property that’s when they really put you through the grinder. Often you need to pay for a bushfire consultant to prep a Bushfire Management Plan, it can get really expensive. Assholes.
yeah !nicole@feddit.org
Only a few posts.
Oh well… there’s 2 of us I guess!
I thought rangers inspected farms to confirm they had their fire tender set up and fueled and had water and so on.
This map shows the risk in different areas and the level of preparedness expected on a given property depends on that level of risk.
There’s actually conjecture in the Nicole community that Nicole might actually be the victim of bullying or some creepy obsession on the part of the perp.
It’s not really awesome at all.
Yeah but you’d have to kind of train everyone’s immune system by somehow introducing it to the virus without the person actually getting infected.
Seems impossible.
Your comment is kinda case-in-point demonstrating how “frontier” justice can be unjust.
Other publications are reporting physical assault, not sexual. It could have been a slap. Still unacceptable but probably doesn’t deserve death by exposure.
My point is, it sounds like a difficult situation but following procedure and running it up the chain is always the right move.
What an absolute farce. There’s nothing for it but to point out the very obvious:
with Putin thanking Trump “for his efforts to contribute to the noble goal of ending hostilities and preventing further loss of life.”
Putin could have prevented further loss of life at any moment over the last several years by you know… withdrawing from Ukraine.
The most immediate result of the conversation appears to be Putin’s agreement to a “mutual 30-day suspension of strikes on energy infrastructure.”
I’m pretty sure that most recently Ukraine has been hammering Putin’s oil production ability, so Putin agreed to not get his ass kicked for 30 days.
I think that’s exactly what the book is for.
Information about what to do in the case of a nuclear or cyber attack in a physical booklet would be helpful to have lying around.
I think most risks are managed at the municipal level.
Here in South West of Western Australia bush fires are a real risk. The risk is very well managed with properties in fire prone areas inspected for preparedness and penalties for those who aren’t prepared. You need portable water pumps and cleared fire breaks et cetera.
We don’t have cyclones / hurricanes here so we don’t prepare for that.
There’s not presently a significant risk of military action, but if that were to change I guess the govt would help people prepare, as is happening in France I guess.
this article says physical assault, not sexual.
“An intervention is in place,” he said. “The person who assaulted the team leader is remorseful and has been psychologically re-evaluated willingly.” Asked what triggered the alleged assault, George said: “It was a dispute over a task the team leader wanted the team to do – a weather-dependent task that required a schedule change.”
South Africa’s environment minister, Dion George, whose department manages the country’s Antarctic programme, confirmed that an assault had taken place and that he was “considering options”, without specifying what these were.
… so not merely allegations.
Guy this is just semantics.
If you want to uphold a specific definition of what constitutes an IDE that’s fine, but what does it matter if others consider plugins to be integration.
Vocode integrates consoles for whatever you want. I use node and sql all the time.
Ancient civilisations. Noiser network. Paul McGann is the Narrator.
Ooohh ooh audio books are my bag baby yeah.
Podcasts too.
It’s all about timbre and accent. I could listen to the right voice read the phone book.
I don’t want to minimise her suffering but I’m sure there are many other people in similar situations that we haven’t heard about.
There’s some great ideas in this thread but sadly I think most of them are fairly high risk.
Doing anything in this kind of scope is going to cost a lot of capital. If it goes wrong all that money is gone.
I would lease it to a farmer.
Maybe reserve a corner where you can build up some basic facilities. I’m not sure what’s popular where you are but here in Australia you can find places like this on hipcamp where you can camp for a few dollars a day.
Use your income to build basic facilities over time. Toilets, showers, kitchen, solar.