I think in this case the lock was being unlocked so hard it was in fact negatively locked

Thanks!

I feel the interregnum sentiment particularly hard this time around, normally it's dealing with how we're supposed to be having the fun season except as Peak Fun approaches fewer and fewer of my friends are around

Busy and quiet and panicked and calm and contemplating the experience of a 700 person wedding

I've been given a redundancy notice, so I'm super busy finishing up some projects for handover, while also knowing I won't be around for the next phase and it'll be someone else's problem, while it's also community group AGM season and I'm preparing for an overseas wedding straight after Christmas

I'm surprised we haven't had any local councils decide to inappropriately transplant American discourse by declaring themselves to be Sanctuary Cities from Border Force

Really, at best, these copyright lawsuits just share around some money a bit more and cause some short term drama, they don't fix any of the issues

I said private right of action specifically to emphasise that copyright law allows litigation to be initiated by a private party who isn't a government regulator, but yes, those parties are large media companies acting in their own commercial interests and wanting licensing deals

I say this extremely rarely: I hope they take inspiration from the British Government, who have somehow managed to make their AISI one of the few government initiatives in recent decades that actually has proper technical staff

And the Minister's release: www.minister.industry.gov.au/ministers/ti...

this would turn into an insurance scheme in practice surely?

what kind of bonds measures are you thinking?

I know these people well enough to know they're generally well cultured and can learn how to write a short email asking a basic request without using ChatGPT, and they can write a formal letter that begins with the conventional salutations, and yet somewhere along the way they never picked it up

The answer is public Hills Hoists in parks obviously