I guess New Zealand isn't a developed nation. That makes me sad
Sure... Until he takes his private jet out of the United States of America and has to register the information with a non USA equivalent of the FAA
Yes, but in this case it wasn't the media editing it, just one mad lad.
The collective that is the media organization RNZ re-edited the articles back to what they were originally published as. If old mate was so commited to his ideals then he is more than free to make his own blog site or join Reality Check Radio to post his articles.
Just because he is a journalist doesn't give him the right to surreptitiously edit other journalists articles to change their alignment. This wasn't a beat down, or a shake up, or a browbeating.
Dude did things that most people would align with a foreign state actor and was investigated for it. Was found not guilty and sent on his way. Im not saying it wasnt scary or intimidating, If i was him id be kacking my dacks. BUT i belive it was the correct course of action.
Part of the investigation, im speculating here, was probably checking that this was his view point and that he wasnt doing this under duress. While it may not feel like it, the invistigation was possibly for his benefit and to help him if he was being forced to do this. Now in this instance it wasn't the case.
Also of note is the fact that this is RNZ. By design, the least foreign owned news outlet in this country.
Due to its tiny arms and non-pentadigit hands the T-Rex would commonly high five with its teeth. This lead to the T-Rex being unfortunately labeld a carnivore.
Unsure. I have really only seen it in programming. I dont think accountants get told "here balance these books before we proceed with the rest of the interview" designers and architects maybe asked to show a portfolio of work though.
Tabs vs spaces is a little bit of an exaggeration. But it was a number of jobs where they dont tell you what it is they are looking for and you just are ment to glean it by reading tea leaves or some such.
One that stands out was an interview with Octopus and they tell me "solve this problem" and i write legitimate code that solves all cases of the problem and fully unit tested and they send an email saying "sorry we were looking for code in a more functional programming style. We are not continuing with this application". I was mad... If they just told me that i would have written it like that.
We live closer in time to the first T-Rex than the first T-Rex does to the last Stegosuraus
Probably can be investigated if it is the state sponsored news channel.
Definitely should be investigated if the edits are deliberately trying to be as under handed as these were.
Just started a new job this week.
Damn tech work has been a wild ride! From the hights of 2021 where if you could use a keyboard without looking then you could land a Senior Engineer role easy peasy. To 2025 where recruiters ask you to build a whole damn website then throw out your weeks worth of work because you used spaces instead of tabs in your code telling you "you wont integrate well with the team".
I will get change.org tattooed on my nut sack if anyone can show me proof of a change.org petition changing anything.
Increasing the level of punishment seldom works. It only corrects for one state of mind, the "if i get caught its not that bad" mind set. But a lot of people operate in other mind sets such as
Crafty: "i have thought this out and i am not going to get caught" so the consequences dont matter
Passion: "I really want to do/have this thing!" So the consequences dont matter
Or Disregard: "fuck da police!" So the consequences dont matter
On top of that fines are usually mailed out and take a week to get to you which makes it hard to associate the punishment to the crime because it is long in the past, so people just feel like the punishment is only vindictive.
In saying that however, I am all for means tested fines so that if you are done speeding in your 2025 Mercedes you get a fine that feels like punishment and not just "oh no my parking change!"
Its a reference to an old he said she said quote attributed to bill gates from the 1990's
“640K ought to be enough for anyone” — Bill Gate
Probably. Depends on how much you trust your seedbox host. Using a VPN to connect to the seedbox to download stuff is probably overkill
The moon is roughly 385 megameters away, or 0.4 gigameters!
https://statisticsnz.shinyapps.io/trade_dashboard/
United States of America
China is 1st Australia 3rd
Probably in the intrest of not wanting to be tarrifed by our second largest trading partner.
101% this. Driving my mates and I yesterday on a completely packed 4 lane highway. 90% of cars were a single driver, no pasangers.
Even if we exclude tradie vans and utes who ill assume are at least transporting tools and gear, if every one of those vehicles carried 1 other person or chose to bike instead ( Christchurch, New Zealeand, we have good biking infrastructure also a bike path that follows the length of the highway) or even take the bus (public transport is pretty good) we would see an instant 50% reduction in traffic over night.
This is one of the most tone deaf things Luxon could say... The people complaning and active in politics probably can make their own kids lunches. But they see little sarah going without at the school and think "she deserves to be protected by a government she cannot yet participate in".
Sarah's parents arenot going to hear this. Sarahs parents are already struggling to hold down 2 part time jobs to ensure Sarah has a roof over her head.
Just because kids cannot vote National dosent mean you can not forgo the simple step of protecting them and feed them at least 1 good square meal a day.
All this because Luxon cannot see past the silver spoon in his own mouth
Im so sorry. I tried not to, but the pull was to strong. Ignore me please...
But...
The saying is "back pedal", not "back petal". "Back pedal" as in trying to pedal backwards on a bike. Not "back petal" as in trying to pick flowers at the back of a bush, maybe? Trying to not lie down on a bed of roses? Unsure.