Is the promo of buy one, get a free Wiesel still on?
AnAustralianPhotographer
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JATO Spooky A380's with parasite tigers..... I cannot confirm nor deny knowledge of the existence of plans for any such aircraft....
Kookaburra photos.
Hmmm. There's room for a slash from the top left to bottom right to disambiguate this, but it'll likely end up with more slashed Os and 0s.
I don't see how this could be enforced. There's no requirement for each instance to run the same software ad others to require this.
As open source, someone could create a private fork and just not do it.
There could also be communities where up vote and down vote farming could occur so save them for other communities.
Now for the good news. If you were a school or uni or some other organisation, you could make your own instance and have to software changed to enforce this and not federate as the organization controls the servers used and the code on it.
Well that changes things. Then probably some fluro vest wearing people (one carrying a clipboard) would unexpectedly turn up from the 'council' and want to take the exhibit away early cause they got the call there were some 'thieving bastards' about and you couldn't trust anyone.
If it was done in Australia, I reckon the 3 mil wouldnt last 24 hours. Possible tools I'd say would be used are :- 1) Ute 2) Bobcat 3) Backhoe & 4) Bulldozer, not necessarily in that order.....
It varies by army, so this won't be exact.
A platoon has around 30 people in it. It has around 20 privates, about 7 non commissioned officers and one commissioned officer. Say 3 lance(junior) corporals, 3 corporals and a sergeant. In overall command is a commissioned officer.
When you join the army you typically go in as non commissioned as a private or commissioned as a leuitenant.
Officers are trained to lead people from the start. The lieutenant may have 1-2 years experience and the sergeant may have 16 years experience.
The next level up is a captain who commands say 3-5 platoons. At the start of saving private Ryan, Tom Hanks character was a captain in command of around 100 soldiers.
I think around 5 companies make a battalion. And that's just soldiers.
You can also make a unit out of soldiers, engineers, artillery, transport and some other specialists like medical and cooks.
I believe a brigadier general would command a unit around this size.
To get there I would expect he worked his way up the rank, working at each level for around 2-3 years.
He would have been in the army around 15-20 years, but some people could get promoted faster.
Do you want and can deal with no compression at all?, what if you made an ISO of each CD and then archived that as a lossless option.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/23520195
I was out recently noticed two Tawnys in a tree, i was surpirsed as the last i saw any was around a year ago and it was just one where i’d always seen two together.
These two looked very tired. The one on the left was more awake and i felt like i was being glared at. ‘Dude, I’m watching you, I don’t like you and if you come closer, we might have to move, and we really, really don’t want to do that’.
So i came close enough to get this shot and left them in peace but am keeping an eye out for them the next time in the area.
I was out recently noticed two Tawnys in a tree, i was surpirsed as the last i saw any was around a year ago and it was just one where i’d always seen two together.
These two looked very tired. The one on the left was more awake and i felt like i was being glared at. ‘Dude, I’m watching you, I don’t like you and if you come closer, we might have to move, and we really, really don’t want to do that’.
So i came close enough to get this shot and left them in peace but am keeping an eye out for them the next time in the area.
Mods: Sorry if this doesnt fit the sub, but I think people commonly mistake Tawny's for Owls, and they're the closest animals to owls Im likely to see. The image is Original Content (taken by me). Let me know and i'll post to birding or just pics.
I was out recently noticed two Tawnys in a tree, i was surpirsed as the last i saw any was around a year ago and it was just one where i'd always seen two together.
These two looked very tired. The one on the left was more awake and i felt like i was being glared at. 'Dude, I'm watching you, I don't like you and if you come closer, we might have to move, and we really, really don't want to do that'.
So i came close enough to get this shot and left them in peace but am keeping an eye out for them the next time in the area.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/13133290
Another cockatoo was also eating in another tree. I got the feeling they knew they were being photographed, but one of them screeched an alarm shortly after and the whole group flew off. I saw a flock well over a hundred flying around the suburb later that day.
Another cockatoo was also eating in another tree. I got the feeling they knew they were being photographed, but one of them screeched an alarm shortly after and the whole group flew off. I saw a flock well over a hundred flying around the suburb later that day.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/13130743
As I was walking past, i saw the three Sulphur Crested Cockatoos on the street light and I lined up to get a shot of them early in the morning, but i didnt expect the two magpie-larks to photobomb the shot.
As I was walking past, i saw the three Sulphur Crested Cockatoos on the street light and I lined up to get a shot of them early in the morning, but i didnt expect the two magpie-larks to photobomb the shot.
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[OC] Sydney CBD, Opera House and botanical gardens viewed from the harbour +2 more pics in body.
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Behind the Sydney Opera House is Circular Quay, which is the hub of ferry traffic in the harbour. There's also private vessels, cruise ships, , a floating bar and the occasional military vessel.
There are several classes of ferry in the fleet, including rivercats (on the left) which have a shallow draft as they travel up the river to Paramatta.
The largest class of Sydney Ferry are the Freshwater class which travels to Manly and back near the Sydney Heads which can lead to a bumpy ride if there's a swell.
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I'm more into central American rainforests.