Netanyahu is a freaking warmonger, why is the west still supporting them?

The one in the photos is a Bottlebrush. But, I do have a couple Pohutukawa’s planted around the garden, though they are still small and haven’t flowered yet.

Just planted seeds for sugar baby watermelons last Sunday been. These seeds are from the last set of watermelons I had last year, so this is a first for me where I actually use seeds from fruit I have eaten. I still have heaps of seeds left over, so I am now setting up another raised garden. So I will probably have double, if not triple the harvest from last year.

Lemon tree flowers have nearly all been exhausted, so I think I will be getting a large batch of lemons. My other citrus trees are starting to flower now, so not sure if they will be covered in flowers and bees soon, of if they will be a bit more conservative. The pineapple orange I have planted is still really small, so I am pinching the flower buds off of it so it can focus on growing up. Maybe next year.

Setting up a new garden in the middle of my back yard. Going to focus on planting natives in it. I get three free trees from my local council every year, so that will be the focus for this little garden. Still pretty ugly at the moment, haven’t gotten rid of the grass yet, so will post photos once it is complete.

Overall, exciting start to Spring. Been a really hot end to Winter and start to Spring here in Queensland, so all the plants are getting excited and flowering heaps.

Looks like the main image is broken (at least for me) so here it is again, plus another.

This one is from my lemon tree. The smell is pretty strong, though it is very pleasant.

First website I go to before booting up a game: https://www.pcgamingwiki.com

One of my citrus trees’ leaves are turning yellow and curling up. I have now just realised that I am a dummy, because I haven’t been watering them consistently. Hopefully the coming rain next week will help fingers crossed.

“Mum” and “Mom”, I think you are onto something.

C’mon Sony, do us a solid and just release it on PC already.

My kiwiberry plant has now shed the majority of its leaves, so probably time to trim it back while it looks like a bunch of dead sticks in a pot.

A couple bottlebrushes have flowered, though not a heap, maybe 5 to 6 flowers each. And my very small Christmas bushes have started to flower too.

Just don’t share the mushrooms around 😳

2 for 1 growing conditions 🤣

Thanks for the ideas. Will the update script still need sudo to run, or can it be done at an unprivileged user level?

Thanks, I will put Mint on a USB, along side some others as well. I have fond memories of Mint, as it was my first distro.

Thanks, and good idea on letting them check out the different DE’s. Does Debian have multiple DE’s ready to go, or do you need to install each one individually?

I was thinking Fedora as I use it personally on all my computers and really like it, but I thought Gnome would be too much of a drastic change for them since they are coming from Windows. Might just put it on a USB just in case, and let them test out a couple DE’s before committing to anything.

It’s over 9000!

As he should, like all the critics are saying, how they hell is this not being means tested!

Very much reeks of vote buying. “Hey Australia, look at all this free money we are passing on to you.”

I mean, thanks I guess, but I am already getting a massive benefit from the stage 3 tax cuts. Why not take that $3.5 BILLION and invest it in something that will keep energy prices down for ever, rather than band-aid over it for 12 months. By all means, give the rebate to low income earners and those in real need of it, but people who are not struggling in the slightest should not be getting the rebate.

I guess the government have to play to the lowest common denominator in the voting base. Not all Australians understand that this money isn’t actually free and it will cost us in the long run (every subsequent budget for the next decade is predicted to be in deficit rather than surplus).

Queenslanders are also getting a $1000 rebate from the state government. So in total, $1300 off our energy bills in the next financial year.

Kind of shocked the federal government are giving $300 to every household.