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Comment #49253195
Also missing (a big chunk of) the Indian Pacific (east to west coast, has passenger services several times a week).
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Comment #49002137
Indeed - the enshittification of the enshittification!
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Comment #48988522
I think the author's main point is bemoaning the loss of human-crafted works (he mentions coding and the paintbrush). (Putting "slaves" in the title is IMHO a poorly worded distrac…
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Comment #48952699
When you think about it honestly, we really don't know anything about anything. We don't know how many planets there are in the galaxy (nor in the universe, nor in the multiverse, …
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Comment #48915452
Yes! https://thebullshitmachines.com/
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Comment #48903941
https://theshovel.com.au/2025/11/05/electricians-prepare-for...
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Comment #48742365
I rented it from my local Blockbuster-type store back in the 90s ("Civic Video", was one of the bigger chains here in Australia back then), they had maybe 50+ Mega Drive titles at …
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Comment #48732672
I haven't tried Sega games on Switch (and I believe some were available on Wii before that?). But I have also played some of my old games on PC emulators. "Save state" / "load stat…
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Comment #48732620
It wasn't to make my old games look good - it was just to make them work, period. I only have a flat-screen TV with digital inputs, I don't have a CRT. The HDMI adapter (which incl…
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Comment #48732037
Still got my Mega Drive, purchased circa 1994. Recently brought it back to life with a Level Hike (I know, apparently RAD2x is better, anyway works well enough for me) HDMI adapter…
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Comment #48548941
Agreed. We enjoyed a decade or more or cheap surplus hardware sitting in data centres, after the dot com crash. Rinse and repeat after the AI bubble bursts in x time from now (my f…
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Comment #47899117
Seriously though, we have Star Trek IV to thank in no small part for this amazing humpback comeback success story. Live long and prosper!
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Comment #47870606
Thanks for clarifying, I thought that sounded wrong - otherwise aeroplane engines would have to be "rebuilt", each and every time, after more than half of all international flights…
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Comment #47870521
Very punny :P
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Comment #47737361
11ty is my favourite site builder. Hugo is better in terms of dev support / build speed / opinionated simplicity - and I've also used Hugo several times - but quite often I've run …
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Comment #47737301
Also sounds a bit like Joel Spolsky's desktop app CityDesk from back in the day.
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Comment #47737257
Check out TinaCMS. Works for editing Hugo sites. Not as nice as WordPress admin, but it's good enough for simple editing tasks.
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Comment #47737214
This. The 11ty sites that I've built (all personal sites that will only ever be edited by me) are all plain HTML, no markdown. 11ty is lovely and bare-bones and un-opinionated.
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Comment #47539829
Yep. Gambling is Australia's version of America's gun problem. We've recently banned kids from social media, yet we're apparently unable to ban gambling ads from kids content. Ever…
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Comment #47096507
My main bank is Commonwealth aka CBA (one of the "big 4" banks here in Australia). For a long time, I held out against installing their mobile app (on Android), and managed fine wi…
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Comment #46540349
Considering that the internet was invented and built from scratch by the US military, US universities, and US companies, why are you surprised? And who do you suggest could or shou…
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Comment #46311325
Wow, lovely cartography and lovely works of art! And so many cities to choose from!
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Comment #45987560
The (only) people who pay for Windows are corporate managers. Therefore, the main purpose of Windows is to make corporate managers happy. Corporate managers want updates to install…
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Comment #45797631
That's how it was in the good ol Usenet days! Eg alt.tv.simpsons. Not sure how URLs ended up being the other way round.
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Comment #45754406
I would have thought that, in saying "we", OP was referring to all of humanity, rather than just the US and/or the Western world.