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That still doesn’t explain it
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has the Pledge of Allegiance, Declaration of Independence, U.S. Constitution and the Bill of Rights
Why does a bible need these things?
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did london via LAX as well. This was my only experience of the US:
Arrive LAX and do the whole enter the US customs, the agent asks if anyone has had access to my baggage to which I answered "everyone here with security access". The shit head was not impressed and let me know.
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I had a pair of adidas that looked like them maybe 30 years ago, they were the best, most comfortable shoes I've owned
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We have had many of these by-laws here in NZ over the last 20 years.
It is slightly as there was/is laws about being drunk and disorderly, just use these and let me have a glass of wine with a picnoc with family and friends
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not completely on topic but here you go:
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I run proxmox and a trunas VM.
- TrueNAS is on a virt disk on a NVME drive with all the other VMs/LXCs
- I pass the HBA through to TrueNAS with PCI passthrough: 6 disk Raid z2. this is 'vault' and has all my backups of hone dirs and photos etc
- I pass through two HDs as raw disks for bulk storage (of linux ISOs): 2 disk Mirrored zfs
Seems to work well
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for some of us it's not even that pseudonymous.
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I would try that a few more time, the fact that you were doing something will help with any anxiety
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said there were airports in the 1700’s
WTF
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I think you have a problem, there needs to be more to be normal.
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It would be funny as fuck if it was, but no... https://youtu.be/ujAujSgxUao?si=QQ1uWrq-_u0q4Xv1&t=4286
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Love the ad on the rsbn clip, says alot about his followers I guess
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If Donnie did nothing wrong he has nothing to hide, right?
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yes?
no?
sometimes...
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I think he means that you cant criticise the supreme court judges, that ones that have said he is King
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Just putting it out there that bypassing any settings on school hardware is probably a breach of ToS.
Some randon open port is no more secure than standard ports.
What authentication are you using, it's a long time since I've used squid or the like (I have wireguard to remote into home)
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[un]fortunately i don't live in the states.
www.rnz.co.nz
> A leading scientist is welcoming the end to a gene technology ban, saying New Zealand has missed opportunities because of outdated rules.
cross-posted from: https://no.lastname.nz/post/739915 > WHAKAARI / WHITE ISLAND > The Volcanic Alert Level has been raised to Level 3 at White Island and the Aviation Colour Code raised to orange. > > Aviation Colour Code Orange indicates that a volcanic eruption is underway but with little or no ash being produced. > > On Geonet's website, duty volcanologist Geoff Kilgour said the volcano had produced "a more vigorous plume" on Friday afternoon, moving volcanic ash to the east of the island. > > Today, 10th August, Whakaari exhibited vigorous activity at the vent, which maintained a constant plume that was visibly depositing ash into the sea. > The latest official information is available from GeoNet at https://www.geonet.org.nz/mbl/news/6C... > > Just to clarify, a drone has no sound, from the brief times we could hear the sound it was identical to Dukono in Indonesia. This was the sound used in this video.
WHAKAARI / WHITE ISLAND The Volcanic Alert Level has been raised to Level 3 at White Island and the Aviation Colour Code raised to orange. Aviation Colour Code Orange indicates that a volcanic eruption is underway but with little or no ash being produced. On Geonet's website, duty volcanologist Geoff Kilgour said the volcano had produced "a more vigorous plume" on Friday afternoon, moving volcanic ash to the east of the island. Today, 10th August, Whakaari exhibited vigorous activity at the vent, which maintained a constant plume that was visibly depositing ash into the sea. The latest official information is available from GeoNet at https://www.geonet.org.nz/mbl/news/6C... Just to clarify, a drone has no sound, from the brief times we could hear the sound it was identical to Dukono in Indonesia. This was the sound used in this video.
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www.scientificamerican.com
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.smeargle.fans/post/202712 not a NZ story, but I suspect that are on the move here as well
gardenbirdsurvey.nz
Only one more day
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.nz/post/11868928 > Want to help our precious nocturnal bugs during Matariki’s longer nights? Turn the lights down low > > https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/national/520796/want-to-help-our-precious-nocturnal-bugs-during-matariki-s-longer-nights-turn-the-lights-down-low
thisnzlife.co.nz
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.nz/post/11310760 > Stumbled on this and thought it was worth a share. I had no idea you can eat gorse!
www.rnz.co.nz
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.nz/post/10239601 > > The residents of an island in Northland are grappling with an unusual problem - they have too many kiwi. > > > > Seven kiwi captured near Waitangi, when their bush habitat was about to be cleared for pine forest, were released onto Moturoa island in the 1980s. > > > > Since then, kiwi numbers on the island, near Kerikeri Inlet in the Bay of Islands, have grown into the hundreds - and that has put pressure on the limited habitat and food available for the protected birds. > > > > As a result, 21 kiwi caught on the island were released in Opua State Forest on Friday, easing the island's population boom and boosting kiwi numbers on the mainland at the same time. > > > > The operation would not have been possible even a few years ago but a massive pest control effort in Opua forest, which cloaks the hills behind Paihia, has made the area safe for the flightless birds.
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With much of Europe glowing pink will we get to see a good display here in NZ?
