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The fight for iron sands: the bitter battle to protect New Zealand’s sea-floor riches
(www.theguardian.com)
I thought that was our new light infantry support core.
Cactus Outdoor.
I had the original pack now called Vacuole, used it for a long time 10 or so years, lost it one time when moving houses. My boys have one each for school now, I expect them to last for the duration.
I have two pairs of supertrousers and two pairs of hangdog shorts, all have lasted 6 years so far, daily use in summer / winter for the shorts / trousers.
The stuff made in the Christchurch factory is epic.
I did also, is that a good thing?
It does this whenever it is told!
Just a bunch of terrible people.
I believe this is called a heart-a-stroke
Came to say this exact thing.
FFS I have 100's of passwords saved in my keepass DB, they are all different.
Passwords will only autofill on the correct site, so look alike sites are captured by that simple bit of security.
...unless you are a leg man...
I saw a cursed image yesterday. Kamala heavily pregnant, with Don looking down hand on belly, like you do when trying to feel the baby kicking.
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Legal risk and more paperwork: do health and safety laws threaten the great Kiwi school trip?
(theconversation.com)
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A Comparison of Electric and Chemical Propulsion in the Era of Low Launch Costs — Dawn Aerospace
(www.dawnaerospace.com)
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A Comparison of Electric and Chemical Propulsion in the Era of Low Launch Costs — Dawn Aerospace
(www.dawnaerospace.com)
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As someone with a 5yo.
Sit on the floor when interacting with them. Literally being on their level can help a lot, that and talk about stuff they are into.
As someone else mentioned, don't baby talk to them, unless they have some specific learning disability, a 5yo will know a lot about what they are into (a dinosaur kid will know heaps about dinosaurs)
My boys all love Lego, build cool stuff, then let them have it, don't use instructions.