recently jumped ship from /r/brisbane, looking to make this my new home.
I didn’t need to read the excerpt to know where this flight was heading.
the age of the third individual was the most surprising part.
I think it’s more about bringing attention to the issue — I had noticed it but had no idea what was going on until you mentioned it.
so if it encourages conversation then that’s a good thing.
never heard them referred to as that, but then again this seems like a country term and I wouldn’t call the outer suburbs of Brisbane exactly country…
drove from Philly to Boston with a stop in NYC and it honestly wasn’t that bad
with that being said I would never dream of driving from Brisbane to Canberra again. next time I want to see snow I am flying down — the return trip was the worst.
I know they’re totally different distances but even to Sydney is a stretch for me these days.
don’t even get me started with driving north of Brisbane…
I don’t think you interpreted the second part how they meant it…
my favourite hike.
I am a bit of a bigger person and it’s enjoyable. it’s tough, but if you pace it right it’s fine and the pay off is well worth it
stay away from mount coolum, it’s deceptively tough and honestly I don’t think it’s that great
I call it chermy 🫣
100% agree, and I hope as working from home becomes more popular/more of a standard, I will be much less dependent on my car.
obviously this can’t be the case for everyone but i’d be happy not driving 2 hours a day for work, let alone 3-4 hours on public transport.
I think until there’s better public transport to other areas of SEQ (and further even), we are going to always have a need for vehicles.
I would love to be able to catch a train to the heart of Caloundra, but for now the most efficient way for me to travel is to drive everywhere.
I got the notification ☺️
EXIF data, not meta data… Stupid bagel.
hahaha I am, and i hold my phone in my left hand. so when I take a photo, I rotate my phone clockwise which is “upside down” (camera lenses on the bottom of the phone) and gives me the same issue as OP.
normally web services will do the work for you by auto rotating and stripping the metadata. you could do a tiny edit like adjust the exposure by +/- 1 and then save. that should save the correct orientation.
I have a question for you though… are you left handed?
this is really interesting and a GREAT heads up for using lemmy/kbin
on ios, using a direct link the image auto rotates
https://media.kbin.social/c7/87/c787717a1705f919a0163c83fc9894c7c378fa8ed9f74df9659d0f928f6b87fe.jpg
which made me think there had to be metadata in the image to indicate what orientation to show it in and I was correct
images uploaded maintain all metadata — please make everyone aware as this could lead to serious privacy issues.
anything north of Deception Bay, west of The Gap, south of the Logan River isn’t Brisbane to me.
but they call and pretend to be you and get the number ported to the SIM they have
check out the Hot Swaps episode of Darknet Diaries
if you’re a shift worker surely you have other times available to do your shopping other than after 6pm on a Sunday? like Monday morning?