rightnutwingjob

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by rightnutwingjob 5d ago
You can’t ban business from passing on their costs to their customers. Australia just tried this by banning businesses from charging a card use surcharge. You really reckon business aren’t going to then just wrap the cost of card service &#
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by rightnutwingjob 5d ago
Plenty of people care . Empathy is, after all, free. Action has a price.
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by rightnutwingjob 5d ago
Iran being x weeks away from a working nuclear weapon and Iran not currently having a nuclear weapon are not mutually exclusive scenarios. Your second paragraph assumes China doesn’t have all the espionage necessary, and hasn’t proven their
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by rightnutwingjob 5d ago
You burn a battery only once, too.
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by rightnutwingjob 5d ago
No you don’t. You have 20 years minus one day, as every day elapses. Existing installed solar capacity is degrading at one day per day.
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by rightnutwingjob 5d ago
> We could have sovereign control over our energy supply with renewables and electrification No, you could not.
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by rightnutwingjob 6d ago
There’s no denying Climate Change is a big industrial-complex. And now that the Data Centre Industrial Complex has come along it’s somewhat sidelined the Climate Change Industrial Complex*. Funny how that happens.
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by rightnutwingjob 6d ago
You’re worried I missed the target price for the car by a couple of grand. But not that I was off on the price of a houses by a factor of three. You can get a run down two bedroom weatherboard round the corner from my two bedroom rental uni
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by rightnutwingjob 6d ago
No one cares about you . You’re good mate, you’re rich . Choose a different car for under $5000 then. It’ll still be cheaper than having to buy a new car, plus house, plus solar & battery. Also won’t work for anyone living in a unit &
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by rightnutwingjob 6d ago
$20k for the car plus $5k for roof top solar, plus $500,000 for the house to put it on. Or: a $2000 Corolla and the rental home you’re already in.
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by rightnutwingjob 6d ago
The first is a physical quantity that can be written down. The second is approximately no better than astrology.
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by rightnutwingjob 6d ago
I just think there’s something qualitatively different between 64 million twenty-somethings and 64 million eighty-somethings.
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by rightnutwingjob 6d ago
> Where do you see them demanding the government solve $ALL their problems? Look around you. Every weekend there is one group or another on the steps of parliament here demanding, essentially, the government be given more money and powe
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by rightnutwingjob 6d ago
Why should I have to pay for your disabled relative? That just makes no sense, sorry.
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by rightnutwingjob 8d ago
You’re hung up on the idea that The State should take care of you. That’s never worked out well for anyone. Australia has social welfare, a full funded national disability scheme, and state funded Medicare. They’re all a mess. The welfare
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by rightnutwingjob 8d ago
What does buying one hundred and fifty F35 aircraft have to do with not being able care for your parents / grandparents? Why do people think The Government™ is able to, should, or can, solve everyone’s problems? The Government™ probab
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by rightnutwingjob 9d ago
Salt mines. Here’s one in the USA: https://youtube.com/shorts/zXzvUKXhMBo Here’s a list of salt mines in the USA: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Salt_mines_in_the_Uni...
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by rightnutwingjob 10d ago
That gives new meaning to “drive straight through the roundabout” . What a legacy. I’m having a vicarious chuck now.
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by rightnutwingjob 10d ago
Everything is everything else, with extra steps.
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by rightnutwingjob 10d ago
Could be the Perth in Tasmania. It’s not, I used to live near Perth, Tasmania. How many Perths are there?
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by rightnutwingjob 10d ago
I cycle, ride motorbikes, and drive cars & vans. I’d rather be in flow state while doing any of those, than constantly be yanked out of it because I’m concerned I might be do 3kph over the legal speed limit.
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by rightnutwingjob 10d ago
Words? What are words? We just don’t know. If beauty is function we might as well do away with words and go back to using grunts, or whatever it was that preceded the very idea of this thing here is not that thing over there. I guess th
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by rightnutwingjob 10d ago
I’ve recently come across a number of websites where the hamburger menu has been eschewed and what is obviously a drop down menu placed at the centre of the page immediately below the page title graphic. I’m not sure if it’s a particular fr
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by rightnutwingjob 10d ago
Wow, that guy’s buildings look like they were built by someone who never made it as a Lego kit designer.
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by rightnutwingjob 10d ago
I can see the appeal. And, it kinda looks like someone dropped a wet handkerchief on the Sydney Opera House.
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by rightnutwingjob 10d ago
Ooo! I like that one!
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by rightnutwingjob 10d ago
The think I don’t like about not being able to “speed” at 50kph(!) through a city is that, at least in Australia with it’s excessive compliment of bureaucratic Karens, is the 30 > 50 > 70 > 60 > 40 > 30 > SCHOOL ZONE >
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by rightnutwingjob 10d ago
You forgot roundabouts with traffic lights. Here’s one in Australia near Perth: https://youtu.be/h8lhX9Q6Z5g?si=eloUWLcH8q3eJiZH And I’m certain I’ve driven through other roundabouts with traffic lights in other states.
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by rightnutwingjob 11d ago
Just do a fresh install every two weeks. Aah those were the days. These are too, but those were as well.
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by rightnutwingjob 11d ago
Many. Search for social media management tools .

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