Stilgherrian (@stilgherrian)

Wentworth Falls NSW AU

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March 31st, 2010

Answering a client’s question, the answer to which was in the first paragraph of three recent emails.

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US concerns over Rudd govt internet filter reported in UK Guardian http://bit.ly/aMsGdC Telegraph http://bit.ly/9w3Wb2

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@glengyron My understanding is that a shortage of housing keeps prices high. More profits for the same construction costs. IANAE.

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OK, I will now become less stabby by… erm… debugging DNS problems. This strategy will work.

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Oh I don’t have to wait until the end of the day to get stabby, @NewtonMark. I can do it quite well at 0930, trust me!

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@glengyron I’m not arguing for “duplication of bureaucracy”, I’m arguing against reducing oversight of Sussex St shadiness. This is NSW.

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@glengyron There is a “not” missing from three tweets back, but ‘m hoping context solved that confusion.

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@glengyron My complaint is simple. I do not want the NSW state government to be the SOLE arbiter. Everything else you’re imagining.

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@glengyron My stabbiness is increasing because you’re taking quite specific things I say, adding your own assumptions, then arguing that.

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@glengyron My objection is that the local level would be removed from the loop completely, not that the state should have a role.

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Thu plan: Deal with the backlog of reading / research / story pitches; encourage clients to pay their bills; “The 9pm Edict” later.

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@glengyron But if you turn this into “local councils are incompetent” sloganeering, I will start to mock you relentlessly.

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@glengyron It’s not about whether local govt is “effective” it’s about whether we want everything centralised at the NSW state level.

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“Google to leave Australia over ‘evil’ filter” http://bit.ly/aRjks7

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“Netregistry pulls out of China business” http://bit.ly/dlsZaX

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Yes @franksting since 2005 a CityRail train arriving 5 minutes late is defined as “on time”. http://bit.ly/bsrWB5

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@KKeneally If “Premier’s bid to grab planning powers” is true http://bit.ly/blTeYk NSW ALP gets preferenced even further down.

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Afghanistan, Graveyard of Empires? US spends billions so China can safely mine Afghan copper. http://bit.ly/auBOoe

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Labor reverts oversight: Audit Office no longer checks government ads. http://bit.ly/ddnQDI

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Magnetic pulses can change our “moral compass”. http://bit.ly/cSOq1s

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@CampaignMonitor Given you’re an Australian company, and you know I’m Australian, why is today’s newsletter talking about SPRING? Silly.

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@lexiphanic I didn’t think “fuck” was to be funny, but to express strong emotion. You perceived otherwise?

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For anyone who cares about language, a message to pass on. http://bit.ly/bGwMTi

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Oh for fuck’s sake, VMware website, stop opening everything in a new browser window! This isn’t fucking well 1998!

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You know, @Nickhodge, I miss some of the 1 April hoaxes I did years ago. I should have planned one for tomorrow.

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Yes, TV news IS a formula. Here’s the algorithm demonstrated. http://bit.ly/cK1KcG HT @crikey_news

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I meant that to be “every freelancer’s dread”, not “dead”, but hey I can’t type when I’m filled with dread. Or with dead.

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I missed this, @jeffjarvis. “[Aust domain registrar] NetRegistry pulls out of China business” http://bit.ly/dlsZaX

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@firstdogonmoon Parliament next sits Tue 11 May, Budget Night. See the SEKRIT calendar! http://bit.ly/d60s0Z

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(And for my next trick, I’ll show you my special Ramadan tweet about Mohammed.)

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Christ, it’s going to be Easter. Every freelancer’s dead. Two days of billable hours… gone! Fuck you, Jesus!

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I know there’s @replies I haven’t responded to. There always are. It’s Wednesday. The Twitterriver flows on…

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You are confusing me, @Nickhodge , I think I might have to pour a glass of wine.

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@BaneAu Oh. I have never heard of the person you refer to, but then he’s probably never heard of me either so it all balances out.

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@BaneAu I have no idea WTF you’re talking about there, actually.

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Strangely, less stabby. I’m not sure how that happened.

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Signing a cheque “31 March 2005”. It’s going to be that kind of afternoon…

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Purpose of survey doesn’t matter, @NathanaelB, if the sample selects itself then it’s ont representative.

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Mobile: Errands to Enmore Rd, maybe elsewhere, depending on what’s in the box.

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