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@yorrike Didn't you only just get that bike?
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@val Wowee. Sounds exciting! Good luck with the final stages.
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@Ozzie48 Heh, haven't heard of him for decades but your post immediately brought A Taste of Honey into my brain.
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@Burk Nice framing.
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@matti Ahhh, I thought that looked like pups behind the fence.
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@gdp 😀
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@odd Yes, it's one of those colloqialisms where you just need to know…
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@jayeless Absolutely. The quake that shattered Christchurch back in 2011 was also extremely shallow — only ~10 Km deep.
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@jayeless Apparently how strong a quake feels depends on a whole lot of factors, not just proximity to the epicentre. The nature of the ground the quake travels through, and I think other stuff, can make it feel stronger in some places than others.
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@matti Nice!
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@KimberlyHirsh I want to acknowledge what you've said here but as all of this is currently swirling round in my thinking I don't have an actual response beyond Yes. 😀
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@KimberlyHirsh @cygnoir I was just this minute thinking about that. 😆 My conclusion was it doesn't feel right for my blog. I think on my blog I'd post about outcomes from such discussions, but not really the discussions themselves. Still pondering though.
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@pratik Aha! Thank you.
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@cygnoir One thing is that Micro.Blog is a kind of hybrid community. I've participated in closed communities like, for example, mailing lists where although the list may be archived on a public page, the interactions are taking place in a closed space. Also open spaces like Twitter where it's all just public. Micro.Blog Timeline takes posts from open blogs and creates a more closed place for discussion. It's more complicated.
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@cygnoir I'm reading this for the second time but feel really constrained by discussing a lot of points by replying to a blog post. I can't seem to get my thoughts in order. I think I really would prefer this as a topic in the forum and then the individual points as individual posts.
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@ridwan The audio of the page is also a Kiwi voice…
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@jayeless Ooooh. Do you get many quakes around there?
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@news Thanks you! I've needed .zip exactly once, but now I can have it on my blog rather than on some random other service. 😀
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@pratik Woohoo! Hope you have loads of fun.
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@jabel Aaaargh!
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@fgtech @Ddanielson That sounds like a useful approach. I'd also like producers to be responsible for what they produce and the byproducts — millions of possible examples, but what say batteries had to be collected and appropriately dealt with? What say (in Aotearoa) those who clear-fell forests had to deal with the 'slash' — the branches and rubbish that's left behind? In Aotearoa that 'slash' has caused millions of dollars of damage (and at least one death) after heavy rains moved it.
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@Ddanielson Thank goodness for that particular professor. Such 'hidden' factors should be brought right out in the open.
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@jean I've lived in places with that salmon pink too. I really don't care for it on walls.