@3395bc98
That flawed process is why they already have several cookers in Parliament. Ones who don't see past their self interests. And now there's a few who have the veneer of legitimacy from serving on various industry groups.
@79067dd7
Is the personal property report when they send a property manager around to rifle through your undercracker drawer, Target style?
"That doesn't look like the kitchen Ian? Why's he rummaging through Jack's email?"
"I agree Janet, we'll have to see their explanation"
Well considering I know the winds will be much higher inland, the fact a full arse grown poplar across the road just came down suggests to me there's going to be a lot of trees down.
@35771893
Yeah I don't use the app for that reason. A bit more convenient, but the advertisements more than negate that.
Haven't used for an age without ad-blockers, so have missed the Temu ads, just remember Grammerly.
@d72d5211
You like it when it arbitrarily changes the view without warning, but requires you to confirm you want to change it to your preferred view.
Because everyone loves that. Up with "Hai, default language is US English. And no you cannot change"
@d72d5211
I hate TechnologyOne's software with a passion. Their software is counter-intuitive.
What's worse, because I am moderately competent with the most commonly used applications, I am apparently the person to go to. 🤬
@3395bc98@788da99f
Sorry to hear that Bob, not the best place to visit.
What surprised me was in the wider hospital almost all staff were unmasked too.
Oh and the poster, I should have credited the background photo, Oetti, about 1971 - sure you'd know it!
@788da99f
Interestingly I had to go to the Respiratory Clinic at the CHC hospital this week. All staff in the clinic masked (most K95 or equivalent).
The only other patients there unmasked, unless you count the one who got the wrong place.
And whole hospital, I'd say under 5% were masked - staff and patients/visitors.
Too much winning.
@788da99f
Back in '08 when the Key Government came in (and Nicola Willis has described along the lines as exciting), I was front-line.
So we lost something like 10% of staff. All frontline, and was done in a brutal way in which the manager got rid of people only from the teams he didn't like. It was awesome.
@d68fe0f7
But Winnie P is parliament.
I'm sure when he dies, raises from the dead and is subsequently decapitated, his head will be mounted above the Speaker.
And he will still condescend.
@afb67fcd
Ooh, I love IR. I had to do it poor style, on an Olympus 2020z with exposed developed film as the filter. So much fun though - yours kick arse.
@ebe5b474
Reminds me a bit of my first work smart phone. They went with the Windows phone. Always back a winner. It did the basics fine - phoning, texting, and even receiving email.
IE (as it was then) was a hot mess - their own browser on their own operating system on their own phone was as unstable as the Tacoma Narrows Bridge.
Didn't dare visit their own site!
@69d84a16
AI definitely has a long way to come - I think the last request I did asked for a ginger kitten in space fighting a T4 bacteriophage.
And I can attest not all images returned presented an accurate representation of a T4 bacteriophage!
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