@BinaryPoint

BLM. eat the rich. the/a

 Stolen land, 42°S
Joined December 2011
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a few things to think on: * your anger is righteous * you are not alone * electoral politics has failed you again * our political class has repeatedly shown they only respond to money and terror * you will never enough money for them solidarity to all who want to fight #auspol
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The Chaser@chaser9 May 2023
Renter shocked to discover 'First Surplus in 15 years' not accepted as rent payment
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Pink 🍚@PinkWug27 Apr 2023
have been seeing a lot of this lately
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CAPTAIN QUOLL@jonkudelka28 Apr 2023
Presumably Tasmania is going to get fuck all else in the budget which is fine because everything apart from our dire lack of football facilities is absolutely fucking perfect at the moment.
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すえきち@suekichiii7 Mar 2023
新しいラックを買ってきた
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ADHDinos@ADHDinos16 Apr 2023
(He did not)
Brain: Don't forget about that really important thing from before! Dino: Thanks Brain Dino: Can you remind me in two weeks? Brain: Probably Dino: Good enough

ALT Brain: Don't forget about that really important thing from before! Dino: Thanks Brain Dino: Can you remind me in two weeks? Brain: Probably Dino: Good enough

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Charmed Quirk@BinaryPoint14 Apr 2023
Replying to @BinaryPoint @juniperlilacs
“Australia is big. You just won't believe how vastly, hugely, mind-bogglingly big it is. I mean, you may think it's a long way down the road to the chemist's, but that's just peanuts to Australia.” - Douglas Adams, probably.
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This was in 1990. U.S. audiences didn’t seem to pick up on it. “How can you defend a country where five percent of the people controls ninety-five percent of the wealth?”
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Darryl Mott@Abstruse2 Apr 2023
TIL a papyrus scroll indicates that, during the building of the tomb of Pharaoh Ramses III, the workers were upset about their treatment and, rather than discussing it with them, management served them a large meal.
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Let kids be who they are.
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Troutsfish@fishtrouts4 Apr 2023
(1/2) 📔🖊
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Look how few cars there are driving on this road We should definitely draw broad conclusions about how much people like cars from this one photo of a partially completed road network
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The result is that the US is the only developed country where even if you strip out all Covid deaths, life expectancy still dropped by a year since 2019
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Twitter's bug bounty program has a new category: "Recommendation Algorithm Manipulation" Since a working proof-of-concept is required, this tweet is mine. Please help me demonstrate the "ask nicely" exploit, by engaging with this tweet.
A screenshot of https://hackerone.com/twitter/policy_versions?change=3685662&type=team

ALT A screenshot of https://hackerone.com/twitter/policy_versions?change=3685662&type=team

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“It's important to understand that many trans and gender diverse people spend years coming to the decision to come forward and access care. To wait an additional three to six months or more can be really distressing for some people." - Dr Ruby Grant abc.net.au/news/2023-04-01/a…

Three years after coming out, Ash is still not able to access gender transitioning services

Ash Russell is currently on a year-long waitlist to have a transgender surgery in Tasmania. They say the delays can be "really distressing".

abc.net.au
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“Australia will spend around $10b a year on tax breaks to make a 2nd, 3rd or 4th investment property more affordable for investors, but just $0.5b to build social housing for people with zero homes,” dep director @ebony_bennett in @canberratimes #auspol canberratimes.com.au/story/8…

Can a stockmarket gamble pay for the housing crisis?

Even if the housing fund succeeds in generating a return, sadly it will be nowhere near enough to...

canberratimes.com.au
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jordan
@JordanUhl30 Mar 2023
In January: It's not price gouging, it's just "normal economics" Today: Profits up 718% last quarter
Egg prices rose 60% in 2022. One farm group claims it's a 'collusive scheme' by suppliers

ALT Egg prices rose 60% in 2022. One farm group claims it's a 'collusive scheme' by suppliers

However, food economists are skeptical an inquiry would uncover wrongdoing. "I don't think we've seen anything that makes us think that there's something there other than normal economics happening right now," said Amy Smith, vice president at Advanced Economic Solutions. "I think it was just kind of a perfect storm of stuff that came together," she added.

ALT However, food economists are skeptical an inquiry would uncover wrongdoing. "I don't think we've seen anything that makes us think that there's something there other than normal economics happening right now," said Amy Smith, vice president at Advanced Economic Solutions. "I think it was just kind of a perfect storm of stuff that came together," she added.

In a statement, Cal-Maine denied any allegations of gouging and said it does not set retail egg prices. "The domestic egg market has always been intensely competitive and highly volatile even under normal market circumstances," the company wrote. Cal-Maine cited the avian flu and the high cost of feed, labor, fuel and packaging.

ALT In a statement, Cal-Maine denied any allegations of gouging and said it does not set retail egg prices. "The domestic egg market has always been intensely competitive and highly volatile even under normal market circumstances," the company wrote. Cal-Maine cited the avian flu and the high cost of feed, labor, fuel and packaging.

Cal-Maine Foods, the largest egg producer in the United States, reported revenue doubled and profit surged 718% last quarter because of sharply higher egg prices

ALT Cal-Maine Foods, the largest egg producer in the United States, reported revenue doubled and profit surged 718% last quarter because of sharply higher egg prices

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🧑‍🚒v👮‍♂️ (Fr)
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"Pensions & climate - same fight! No retirees on a burned planet!"
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