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2 months ago@Arlesh breeder: *cries* yep, named after my dad!
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@Arlesh $420k for 80% of the bull, the original owner retains a 20% share. Which puts the total value above $500k.
Meanwhile the only purpose of this bull is to be a sperm factory. Amazing.
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@Sidyctism2 @galoisghost because they’ve already shown how well they can regulate nicotine
@Baxa I don’t even want a normal strain of salmonella in my alfalfa. Fuck that.
@Severus_Snape
“Superintendent Jason Joyce said police would not tolerate the unmitigated violence on Sydney’s streets.”By their own admission……
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@HalfEarthMedic now let’s talk about alcohol-related adverse events
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@Tau fair comment, the correlation between facilities and demand is glossed over (by them, and me). I’m making the assumption that remote campgrounds cannot possibly be highly serviced.
I doubt it’s a perfect solution but IMO it’s an improvement. That makes it worthy of adopting. Monitor, and iterate.
@Tau the higher tiers are a double-edged sword. Closer to cities where demand is higher, the campsites are more desirable and therefore the ghost booking issue is worse. A higher fee discourages that. On the downside, you pay more for convenience of not having to drive far.
I think they’ve struck a good balance overall. You can’t fix ghost bookings unless you have a financial disincentive.
@Joshi oh so nuclear is off the table already? 😂
@Tau Aussie drivers are too badly behaved and too poorly skilled to support raising speed limits.
As much as I agree that cars are better and roads are better, the nut behind the wheel is the limiting factor.
@Hanrahan The Australian’s “forensic audit” can be trusted, after all they’re experts. Rupert has been a fossil for the last 20+ years.
I certainly wouldn’t trust meteorologists who spent 8 hours a day poring over weather data and figuring out how to compensate for dynamic biases like cities growing closer to weather stations, which would no doubt make data look worse than it already appears.