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TheHolm

@ TheHolm @aussie.zone

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  • Bunnings wins fight to use AI facial recognition tech to combat store crime, opening door for other retailers

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  • Masks will not safe you from been recognised. may be a wig and a big sunglasses would.

  • Old Bureau of Meteorology website still getting thousands of clicks

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  • Old site was so much better new mess. Rain radar in new one is prime example how you should not build UI.

  • Geo-distributed Jellyfin

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  • IMHO Jellyfin is processing everything it sent to clients. So I do not think it possible to put it behind SDN( may be it possible if server side transcoding is off) Please define slow. Slow on what part? It should be like 250ms RRT to your server which is not much for web-based apps.

  • Should I be using Debian?

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  • Yes. Always. Unless you prefer FreeBSD

  • which library for a selfhosted simple matrix bot?

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  • It just REST API, use restic for example.

  • Australia Under-16 Social Media Ban: Unintended Consequences

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  • Paywalled article

  • I'm trying to identity a dinosaur theme park/attraction on the Gold Coast in the 80s

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  • you missed a bird in the middle.

  • I'm trying to identity a dinosaur theme park/attraction on the Gold Coast in the 80s

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  • My google-fu failed on this. But it sounds like fun, especially in 80.

  • Australia cancels visa of Jewish influencer who previously called for Islam to be banned

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  • Your comment does not make sense. The application of the law is as important as the law itself. In this case, we see it being applied on both sides. So, the shortcomings of the law are partly compensated by how it's practised.

  • Not A Date To Celebrate

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  • Just explain you thinking process please? May be you just do not understand my comment? If that date triggers some small minority now is it racist?

  • Not A Date To Celebrate

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  • I just fail to see how you come to this conclusion based on my post. Please explain.

    Racism is ok then, when it “affects only a very small percentage of the population.”

  • Australia cancels visa of Jewish influencer who previously called for Islam to be banned

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  • IMHO good news. if that shitty law is applied to everyone, it makes it less shitty.

  • Not A Date To Celebrate

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  • Logic? Please explain how did you come to this conclusion?

  • Not A Date To Celebrate

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  • It affects only a very small percentage of the population. For the majority, that date means nothing outside its official meaning. And no matter what day you pick, someone will be offended. Just move on; it does not matter in the grand scale of things. But I would agree that putting it on the day when the federation was formed would make more sense, but January 1st is already used.

  • Not A Date To Celebrate

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  • Wow, tracing people online. :-) I hate racism, promoting one race over other is racism no mater what. All this jumping around First nation only creates more hate toward them, it is not helping at all. Want to help, help people in disadvantage no matter what race they are. If it will go predominately to aboriginals, fine, it means they need it more.

  • March for Australia admins encouraged people to join White Australia Party

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  • Yeah, racism only breeds more racism. When the government is trying to embed racism into the constitution via a referendum, it sends a clear signal to guys like this that it is OK. Stop dividing ourselves by race. It will only lead to division.

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    Australia’s strongest gun reform since the Port Arthur massacre has become law. Here’s what you need to know

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  • You will be arrested for accessing material on the manufacture to make a gun. Next time you shop in Burnings be careful. As an example if you are get a drill bit suitable for metal - you are criminal.

  • Melbourne goes from among the most to least expensive capital cities

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  • Ok. Under young I meant < 35 yo. Anyone <21 are just kids, no one expect them to make long term financial decisions. By 35 you should set on the trade and have decent salary. My observation comes from observing "young" guys in IT. Shiny iPhones, but no though about house.

  • Melbourne goes from among the most to least expensive capital cities

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  • If there were no landlords, who would pay for these houses? As has been stated many times, people cannot afford to buy a house with their own money. Landlords give them a chance to get a place to live by investing their money. The problem is that the housing crisis is mostly a creation of current policies. Too many restrictions, policies, and commissions. All of these are sucking money. It is hard to afford to build a house, even if you already own the land. Building something cheaper is not possible because it will not comply with current regulations. F$%it, Australia is not same as it was before, we can't afford licensed plumbers, and shit build by the code. We need to give people a chance to build houses, and then the crisis will go away. (But this will drive property prices down, so the government will never allow that.)

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    Ten mistakes marred firewall upgrade at Australian telco

    www.theregister.com /2025/12/19/optus_emergency_outages_cause_report/
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    AMD won't patch all chips affected by severe data theft vulnerability — Ryzen 3000, 2000, and 1000 will not get patched for 'Sinkclose'

    www.tomshardware.com /pc-components/cpus/amd-wont-patch-all-chips-affected-by-severe-data-theft-vulnerability-ryzen-1000-2000-and-3000-will-not-get-patched-among-others
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    CPU with Quick Sync + ECC support at same time?

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    BUG: OpenZFS data corruption

    www.freebsd.org /security/advisories/FreeBSD-EN-23:16.openzfs.asc