ISP issues a prefix that I delegate.

Also delegate an ULA prefix, intended for stake local addresses but d actually just use ipv4 for those (also had difficulty getting ipv6 to work with microk8s and multus due to inexperience).

SLAAC.

That’s one of the daemons from hell boy.

The long term interests of conservative governments’ donors is a less educated workforce: that way they accept what they’re told without critically thinking about it.

The idiots think that means lower wages for lower educated workers, without to thinking it through to to he productivity of lower educated workers.

That aside; they’ll just say “good decisions that benefit [voters]” about anything they do, regardless of fact. It manufactures consent in the lesser educated populace.

Successive governments had failed to find a way forward, it said.

The single biggest risk: the fucking government.

Just ruin the education for the other two thirds.

Then the electorate will be entirely illiterate and the elite can once again rule without question.

Chiropractic is one step away from placing amythest crystals around the room and humming.

At best it’s a shitty massage and if they sold the service as shitty massage (that might badly injure your spine) there wouldn’t be a problem.

An equine massage therapist? Fine, it’s honest. Equine chiropractic? Horse feathers.

Never let a crisis go to waste (for advocacy for or pushing through nonsense).

We have a word for that studied and licensed profession: veterinarian, possibly with equine specialisation.

Back in the day (I forget when) Peters was ousted from the National party for being a disruptor. His NZF party has, kind of, kept that disruption going within parliament and within a coalition.

Peters is a politician with enormous experience and talent… especially compare with the chumps that keep being promoted to leader of the National party. Unfortunately NZF’s voter base are racist-as-shit old people. That base is reflected in NZF policy. While they have a valuable destabilizing effect in parliament and coalition, their policy is appallingly regressive.

The average Australian with a partner has savings of $50,192, whereas a single person has $30,932 — a gap of $19,260, according to Finder, a financial comparison site.

That where the magic $20k number comes from.

The startling discovery is that couples can share fixed price components of costs like utilities and share the opportunity costs of things like childcare.

Oooh. Interesting. I’ve been hoping to have them available here.

It buys a hell of a lot of post-parliamentary corporate directorships.

Yeah. Those are huge on the 777.

Look at the size difference between the engines.

The A380’s are enormous.

Or the grifters in parliament.

Generations.

That assuming we don’t produce more Don Brash, John Key, David Seymour clones that will happily make nebulous claims of ‘Māori privilege’ and beat the ungrateful natives back down again.

Yes. Exactly.

But, does everyone just ignore the impact on share holders? What about their dividends? If we have to spend money to avoid polluting where does it come from? The back pocket of Mom and Pop investors expecting that dividend? How are you…

Sorry. Can’t keep it up.

I’m going to assume that the minister for drinking water is going to try and double the limit.

Good.

That the animal welfare minister was pushing for live exports is disgusting.

It just shows the level of corruption in parliament.

It’s not called a bite-ray.