u/letterboxfrog

I'm looking at getting a small flat-plate BBQ setup for cooking outdoors. I want to avoid LPG, and was thinking a dual hob portable induction cooktop with a cast iron plate would achieve the outcome when paired with a small wooden outdoors table. Has anybody here done something like this and am I wasting my time?

Basic whine about the 443 (Express from Moggill). It's taken me an hour to get from the start of the line to the freeway. The bus is full, no new passengers are allowed on, the roads are choked.

For many passengers, it would be easier and faster to send them to Riverview to interchange with the train instead, but that would require crossing a very congested ferry. Is it time to build the bridge? I think so.

Hi, I stuffed my install mucking around with Docker. I've tried downloading Zorin and getting the ISO USB created without luck - it goes straight to grub. Meanwhile, I have been able to deploy OpenSUSE Tumbleweed and Kubuntu on ISOs without issue. Is there a problem with the ISO file on the Zorin site?

Inland Rail is dead, at least for now. Outcome it was trying to achieve I believe was great, but the mandatory requirements killed it.

To me, the double stack requirement ultimately killed it. Rather than allowing for Roll-on roll-off for non-bulk goods for distribution in Brisbane and Melbourne, the entire use case was double stack. This meant really expensive tunnels and tracks that couldn't be used by electric locos. If single stack, trains could have gone directly via Acacia Ridge for separation, and the freight for the port continue from there, with smaller tunnels that are less costly and greater speed, even if trains don't carry as much.

In other words, a perfect double stack railway became the enemy of good. A single stack railway with more passing loops that could be electfried is better than no railway.