Heidi Douglas, who was sued in the infamous Gunns20 case, is making a documentary about it. Please show her some support!

jpdyno · 3 days

Yep. Appears so. But it has a much larger barrier to entry and a higher cost. E.g. you wouldn't do a university degree just because someone in your workplace was deaf, but you might try a TAFE course one night a week.

Also I'm guessing people studying it at uni will be less inclined to become interpreters (if they're studying to become speech pathologists)

jpdyno · 3 days

I studied Auslan at Kangan (~10 years ago). There's no way I could have learned Auslan through correspondence or by watching videos. It's hard enough when you have someone who can correct your movements and have people to sign with directly.

txmail · 6 days

I've had that happen with Canon too.

-iRegretNothing- · 8 days

"2D"

adanvdo · 9 days

No, it's not at all obvious that exactly the same food would have different effects based on time of day it was consumed.

naveedx983 · 11 days

Main thing I want is something to remind me which characters my opponent used last time (or all the previous times) so I can pick mine accordingly.

jeppelapp · 13 days

You don't know what a phone book is for? Wow, now I feel old.

kobe_bryant_reaction · 14 days

Yep, added manually and kept consistant between different language wikis with bots. If you view/edit the source of an article, the part that lists all the languages for the sidebar looks something like this:

[[af:Steve Jobs]]

[[als:Steve Jobs]]

[[ang:Steve Jobs]]

[[ar:ستيف جوبز]]

[[as:ষ্টীভ জব্‌চ]]

[[ast:Steve Jobs]]

[[gn:Steven Jobs]]

[[az:Stiv Cobs]]

[[bn:স্টিভ জবস]]

etc

rote_it · 15 days

Kingfisher which was in Northcote but is now closed (replaced by a charcoal chicken) because the owner moved to Perth :(

I_Am_Coder · 15 days

You produce a chemical which effectively paralyses you while you sleep (as to prevent sleep walking/talking). Paralysed people can still blink.

usuallyskeptical · 17 days

This is why I turned autocorrect off.

MontyAtWork · 19 days

Indies make games they want to play themselves. If it's too easy, testing the game is no fun.

They're repetitive because they don't have the time/budget to make more stuff (though I wouldn't call Cave Story repetitive -- it has a huge number of places and creatures and story elements).

So I don't think "nintendo hard" is so much a selling point as it is just the devs making what they want to play and hoping there are others like themselves who will want to play too. Also balancing a game is really hard and boring.

Spudgun888 · 20 days

So what diameter should my cylindrical coffee cup be?

bhermit · 20 days

Except it's only the police who have access to the footage. In a legal situation it would become difficult or impossible or the public to review footage unfavorable to the police.

E.g. At protests where police have video cameras, you'll see the protesters also have them for the same reason.

pengo · 23 days

the movement is led by australian farmers who have left their farms after csg has made their land worthless. youre either incedibly naive or an industry shill.

pengo · 23 days

physically? through strategic, non-violent direct action. eg Parking in gas company cars, or people locking themselves to machinery.

legally? through sustained political pressure

mastersprinkles · 25 days

I'm not proud.

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