Kim Hyun-Jung 김현정 a couple of months ago, debuted 30 years ago

Kim Hyun-Jung 김현정 a couple of months ago, debuted 30 years ago

Kim Hyun-Jung was a power house singer of the late 1990s and early 2000s, forced to quit through illness has become busy again in her 50s

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u/Bob_Spud — 2 days ago
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The Great Barrier Reef isn’t dead yet. According to News Corp that makes climate science a ‘pseudo-religion’ | Graham Readfearn

>The Australian newspaper appeared to think it had a slam-dunk this week with a front page story pointing to official government data which showed “the Great Barrier Reef is refusing to die”

>But the Australian Institute of Marine Science – the agency upon which the outlet pinned its claims – has told this column the newspaper was guilty of “oversimplified framing” and that its recent surveys did not contradict warnings about the risks to the reef from the climate crisis.

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u/BennyAndMaybeTheJets — 6 days ago

Proton Team moderators should pin a short FAQ to this subreddit to avoid timewasters.

Time wasting questions like "Any plans for linux?" and people that can't be bothered with RTFM could be avoided by a short FAQ covering stuff like that, plus links to the support pages.

Another one could be a "What is new" thread because posts like this quickly get buried as new posts are added to this subreddit. .

https://www.reddit.com/r/ProtonDrive/comments/1v1cln2/new_proton_drive_cli_with_pass_support/

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u/Bob_Spud — 23 days ago

New Zealand - Matariki Flag a replacement for the Southern Cross.

Matariki is the New Zealand name for the Pleiades constellation. It has cultural significance throughout the Pacific, especially in New Zealand. Matariki (Wikipedia)

NZ like the rest of the southern hemisphere sees the Pleiades inverted when compared to the north.

u/Bob_Spud — 1 month ago
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Anthony Albanese promises fast-track approvals for datacentres to shore up AI investment

There is a another big problem...... Will Australia have data data sovereignty?

If the data centre is owned or contains US owned IT equipment, the US has legal access to all the Aussie data in those computer systems. The US has access through the US CLOUD Act, passed by the first Trump administration in 2017.

The US CLOUD Act covers all devices not just those used by Cloud providers. The CLOUD Act.

In the past the US has used security access and surveillance as an excuse for commercial/industrial espionage. The ESCHELON Affair - The European Parliament and the global interception system 1998 - 2002

The EU is coming down hard on AI data centres and data sovereignty. EU CADA: Enterprise Sovereignty Compliance for Cloud AI (June 2026)

I have no problem with useful data centres but AI data centres is different. Currently businesses are not seeing any real returns on AI only those that own and the resellers are making money.

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u/Bob_Spud — 1 month ago

Unnatural Cheese

The contents of individual burgers in the menu there are some with "cheese" and others with "natural cheese".

That means those that many must contain synthetic unnatural cheese?

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u/Bob_Spud — 2 months ago