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neb: Sometimes a BDFL is better than having consensus.
If only the country had a figure that would hold power when needed. Something like the Primary Minister or something similar...
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neb: Sometimes a BDFL is better than having consensus.
If only the country had a figure that would hold power when needed. Something like the Primary Minister or something similar...
I thought we were supposed to have one of those. 😎
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They’ll need to have a conversation about moving forward to consult affected groups before they can model likely outcomes as they impact all of the stakeholders.
“We’ve arranged a society based on science and technology, in which nobody understands anything about science technology. Carl Sagan 1996
Dingbatt:They’ll need to have a conversation about moving forward to consult affected groups before they can model likely outcomes as they impact all of the stakeholders.
Well as long as they leverage the synergy of the cloud they should be fine.
Dingbatt:
They’ll need to have a conversation about moving forward to consult affected groups before they can model likely outcomes as they impact all of the stakeholders.
Is that a bit like scheduling a meeting about a meeting to discuss and announcement about an announcement?
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Technofreak:
Dingbatt:
They’ll need to have a conversation about moving forward to consult affected groups before they can model likely outcomes as they impact all of the stakeholders.
Is that a bit like scheduling a meeting about a meeting to discuss and announcement about an announcement?
No it's so the affected stakeholders can understand the difference between an international travel document and a domestic one.
I need some timber to re-roof my garage but the Bunnings people pretty much laughed at me when I tried to buy some yesterday. There ain't none, they said.
But from my office I can see a literal shipload of logs waiting to go off shore.
How the hell did this ballsup of a situation happen?
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elpenguino:I need some timber to re-roof my garage but the Bunnings people pretty much laughed at me when I tried to buy some yesterday. There ain't none, they said.
But from my office I can see a literal shipload of logs waiting to go off shore.
How the hell did this ballsup of a situation happen?
elpenguino:I need some timber to re-roof my garage but the Bunnings people pretty much laughed at me when I tried to buy some yesterday. There ain't none, they said.
But from my office I can see a literal shipload of logs waiting to go off shore.
How the hell did this ballsup of a situation happen?
It's a natural consequence of the price obtainable overseas being vastly higher than the price obtainable in NZ. And there's no obvious solution, even if the gummint were to set local-sales quotas for suppliers, so reserve a certain percentage for NZ use, apart from forcing the Crown Law Office to run 24/7 shifts to deal with the fallout the most it'd do is cause back-channel exports by middlemen who bought locally and then exported for profit themselves.
Edited to add: More for the DIY forums, but there's bound to be plenty of people on here who have small stocks of assorted timber lying around from builds and projects, maybe we could set up a trade & exchange.
You can buy it back once it’s been transformed into something in China.
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Dingbatt:You can buy it back once it’s been transformed into something in China.
Typically the transformation is from untreated pine to genuine African mahogany.
neb: More for the DIY forums, but there's bound to be plenty of people on here who have small stocks of assorted timber lying around from builds and projects, maybe we could set up a trade & exchange.
It already exists:
https://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?forumid=77
Good luck with the logistics.
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