Lew
@lewsos.bsky.social
Chopper of water, carrier of wood, reader of the fucking article
As yer man from the protest says, the point is not the specific impact of this loophole, it's the precedent of baking "commercial fishing is ok if the minister says so" into our marine reserve policies, and the bycatch changes which will let commercial fishers profit from "whoopsie daisy" bycatch
November 21, 2025 at 4:46 AM
As yer man from the protest says, the point is not the specific impact of this loophole, it's the precedent of baking "commercial fishing is ok if the minister says so" into our marine reserve policies, and the bycatch changes which will let commercial fishers profit from "whoopsie daisy" bycatch
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November 20, 2025 at 9:29 PM
Yep, and they're fundamentally the same problem, which is that we have a Minister of Fisheries who regards serving the commercial sector as his major duty in govt. But "commercial fishing in a marine reserve" is something anyone should be able to get salty about
November 20, 2025 at 9:16 PM
Yep, and they're fundamentally the same problem, which is that we have a Minister of Fisheries who regards serving the commercial sector as his major duty in govt. But "commercial fishing in a marine reserve" is something anyone should be able to get salty about
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Average Linux controversy: We switched the default GUI package repository, but you can switch it back if you want.
Average Windows controversy: We let the robots write code and now they're installing viruses. Also the robots are racist now.
Average Windows controversy: We let the robots write code and now they're installing viruses. Also the robots are racist now.
November 19, 2025 at 3:55 PM
Average Linux controversy: We switched the default GUI package repository, but you can switch it back if you want.
Average Windows controversy: We let the robots write code and now they're installing viruses. Also the robots are racist now.
Average Windows controversy: We let the robots write code and now they're installing viruses. Also the robots are racist now.
That's the spirit. Be a Canto, not a Can'to
November 19, 2025 at 2:53 AM
That's the spirit. Be a Canto, not a Can'to
Or maybe Barnaby Joyce or Mark Latham would do the trick
November 19, 2025 at 2:34 AM
Or maybe Barnaby Joyce or Mark Latham would do the trick
A prompt that classifies or declassifies state secrets is definitionally a management decision made by a human, so the iron law applies
November 19, 2025 at 2:19 AM
A prompt that classifies or declassifies state secrets is definitionally a management decision made by a human, so the iron law applies
It is practically certain they did, but still, it was people in charge of doing that, and their competence remains the limiting factor
November 19, 2025 at 2:12 AM
It is practically certain they did, but still, it was people in charge of doing that, and their competence remains the limiting factor
Even so it is a BIG bet that whoever was responsible for classifying the bits that could implicate the president and his cadre have done a competent enough job to withstand the fine-toothed combing it will immediately receive
November 19, 2025 at 2:01 AM
Even so it is a BIG bet that whoever was responsible for classifying the bits that could implicate the president and his cadre have done a competent enough job to withstand the fine-toothed combing it will immediately receive