American dialects often omit the “out” for the same meaning.

Eh, people can submit odometer readings once a year with their rego renewal.

Honesty based should be good enough. Penalties can apply if you’re caught tampering or severely underreporting.

It argued a reduction in the default speed limit from 100km/h to 80km/h on unsignposted roads would save hundreds of lives, billions of dollars and avoid thousands of injuries.

“The risk of being killed on a regional or remote road is 11 times higher compared to a road in a major city,” said the regulatory impact study.

It attracted opposition from farmers, truckers and rural residents who said it would […] rob them of valuable time with their families

FFS.

I think Tanuki is referring to various players across the entire spectrum taking the Bondi tragedy to dishonestly twist the narrative and outright lie about to further their interests in political advantage, disharmony, and racist ideology.

The other aspect you might be raising – the position of the line between news/commentary, and attention-seeking monetisation of tragedy – is sometimes more subjective or delicate, but I feel Tanuki’s commentaries are on the good side of that.

Zero BAC requirement for vehicles exceeding various hazard thresholds? Say, 2.5T GVM, vehicle width/length, and a particular vision path requirement.

No, of course not a fucking excuse, but a distinct possibility if you coldly consider which entities could possibly benefit from a violent attack on civilian Jewish community.

you’d have to design your own charger and battery management modules

Just searched for “Sodium-ion BMS” on Aliexpress:

It seems strange that trade between China and Australia would be in USD.

Here’s a mirror of Tom Tanuki’s video:
How neo-Nazis captured the March for Australia

Really need to stop treating the yes-/no- vote as a dichotomous measure of intent or understanding.

It erases the substantial indigenous (& -allied) positions of profound dissatisfaction and misgivings towards the voice proposal – that it would entrench problematic power structures within indigenous representation; that it would be legally ineffective and unnecessary for its purpoted aims; that it would legally undermine recognition of first-nation sovereignties; that it was a pissweak alternative to working towards treaties; and more.

Was redcycle ever effective?

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Switchmode power supply.

“Instructions unclear…”

It’s a consistent highly inefficient heat because it only smoulders, without a flame.

It will clog your chimney/flue with creosote.

It’s also a horrible thing to do to yourself and your neighbours.

No efficient wood heater/stove is designed to burn like that.

If you want a slow release of heat you need to store it in masonry or water.

Masonry heater or don’t even bother.

It’s barely practical to run a typical modern Australian wood heater efficiently because they can’t store the heat of a blazing hot efficient smokeless burn.

Yep, need to get a hot blazing burn then it’s fairly clean (and efficient). Smaller wood is better – just keep loading it in.

Trouble is, no one ever listens. They throw on massive logs then crank the airflow right down for the lovely slow burn through the evening, then wedge in the biggest piece they can find and close the airflow “so it’s still burning in the morning” (*smouldering).

Catches the train and supports other principled causes:

Letters, punctuation, and spaces are just about the only ASCII in that art.

“Having carefully considered all these matters, we are unanimously of the opinion that the evidence was sufficiently cogent to support the findings that the appellant murdered four Afghan men and to the extent that we have discerned error in the reasons of the primary judge, the errors were inconsequential,” an executive summary from the court said.

So… (spoiler alert for everyone who is only up to the June 2023 episode of APH in the Vice article):

In September 2023 the $10B housing bill was passed by Labor and the Greens.
Bit of a shame Labor held back for so long on the Greens amendments, but Labor did show here they can work around the inevitable delays of robust parliamentary discourse by approving interim funding for housing in June to get things started while the details of long term funding were nutted out the crossbench.