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2025-09-03 00:36:04 GMT

Everything old is new again. Tilba milk in refillable 1l bottles at the co-op in Bega. 😊
#food #dairy
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2025-08-25 00:55:47 GMT

Yet another example of what was fundamentally a good idea for what should have been a *public* good fucked over by a get-rich-quick privatisation scheme resulting in massive oversupply in the *wrong* locations.
#disability
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-08-25/specialist-disability-accommodation-sda-empty-homes-four-corners/105685946

2025-07-23 05:10:15 GMT

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or maybe it *is*?

2025-04-23 20:45:30 GMT

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this is where I, a spelling, grammar, and etymology nerd and a person who studied journalism and English lit, suggest we get a club to beat people about the head until they learn how to spell properly, and understand *why* things are spelled that way.

2025-03-19 07:45:23 GMT

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overhead projector or gtfo

2025-02-20 02:29:49 GMT

Mate, how am I supposed to cut up this decking if you’ve taken it over?
#bushlife #lizard #JackyDragon
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2024-11-15 03:20:40 GMT

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Joel, this is the ACS we're talking about…

2024-08-28 03:09:54 GMT

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this.

2024-08-18 03:31:23 GMT

This piece in The Saturday Paper is wild. Advance have decided their federal strategy is to campaign against what The Greens stand for, yet their research shows that what they’re perceived as standing for is inarguably good things.
Conservatism is definitely a mental illness. Advance are the key illustration of that malaise in this country.
https://www.thesaturdaypaper.com.au/share/19110/26DHew5j (gift link)
#auspol

2024-08-17 01:06:15 GMT

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that is an *extremely* technocentric perspective.
People who are not significantly technologically adept can barely comprehend what a URL is, or a browser, or even that there is an OS option for their phone.
They certainly aren’t going to take their Android device, think “is there an alternative?”, and go looking. They’re definitely not heading into their nearest telco shop and asking for a GrapheneOS device.
These are absolutely options only for deeply technical people. And that’s fine if that’s your target market. If you want deep and volume penetration into average-user-land, then UX, service design, content writing, marketing, and even the design of the OS itself at the functional level need to be targeted at the absolute lowest common denominator. Basically, everyone’s non-tech grandma.
Your first hurdle imo as a service designer and UXer is that people aren’t even aware that alternatives exist, let alone that they might be an option. People want to go to the telco shop, buy a phone, take an hour to set up email and download their favourite apps, and away they go.