

Kookaburra photos.
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Kookaburra photos.
Sounds like a job for an IR camera or Polygondenimland? https://lemmy.world/post/25404145
I don’t see how this could be enforced. There’s no requirement for each instance to run the same software ad others to require this.
As open source, someone could create a private fork and just not do it.
There could also be communities where up vote and down vote farming could occur so save them for other communities.
Now for the good news. If you were a school or uni or some other organisation, you could make your own instance and have to software changed to enforce this and not federate as the organization controls the servers used and the code on it.
Well that changes things. Then probably some fluro vest wearing people (one carrying a clipboard) would unexpectedly turn up from the ‘council’ and want to take the exhibit away early cause they got the call there were some ‘thieving bastards’ about and you couldn’t trust anyone.
If it was done in Australia, I reckon the 3 mil wouldnt last 24 hours. Possible tools I’d say would be used are :- 1) Ute 2) Bobcat 3) Backhoe & 4) Bulldozer, not necessarily in that order…
LOL
Do you want and can deal with no compression at all?, what if you made an ISO of each CD and then archived that as a lossless option.
Well, that’s another way to be sure. When taking off and nuking the site from orbit isn’t quite enough.
Instructions very clear. https://youtu.be/KFiXReaYEj8
Want me to dim the lights and get you an aspirin?
“We choose to go to the moon” was the first thing that popped into my mind.
And related to OPs quote. “If you love your job, you’ll never work a day in your life”.
Doom.
It was the first 3(well, 2.5)D shooter. Plus, I can hear E1M1.
And using the shareware license for distribution widely helped it’s popularity and it had multiplayer.
Honorary mention to Carrier Command ( the first one with like a 5 polygon island and a 40 polygon volcano).
And plan = “Thrawn Trilogy”.
Australian Prime Minsters
Chris Watson, Harold Holt, Earle Page, Franke Forde, Julia Gillard.
Don’t rule out midi or mod music file formats
To the fridge. For a beer.
Not exactly a story, but an ad from Australia post showing their evolution of delivery over the decades. https://youtu.be/T-ItHe5WxE4
I remember ads shown about how dogs run up to posites etc, so checked out their website.
Here are some other videos from them you might like.
Michael works at star track, a courier arm of Australia Post… https://youtu.be/V1AAj0qvyGc
And a postal worker. https://youtu.be/teLmg_2vF0w
I’m not associated with Auspost , but did watch the videos and OP, hope it helps. Posted on mobile so missed some details.
I’m more into central American rainforests.