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Avoid success at all costs - Simon Peyton Jones
I’ve been using Migadu for last couple years with no issues. All you need is a custom domain.
You can bring your own client, but there’s webmail too (requires no JS if I recall) so you can access your inbox from anywhere too.
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NZ Politics@lemmy.nz•Labour vows to put $20-a-week cap on public transport, $10 outside main centres
0·14 days agoAccording to their website, https://www.opportunity.org.nz/free_public_transport
For starters, moving to universal free fares is a 10% funding increase, not a 100% one. We already fund around 90% of the cost of public transport from taxes and rates; fares only cover about 10% of operating costs (or roughly $300 million a year on a $3–$4 billion system). Fully free public transport is about getting the most out of the money we’ve already invested into the network.
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NZ Politics@lemmy.nz•Labour vows to put $20-a-week cap on public transport, $10 outside main centres
0·15 days agoFree public transport is what Qiulae Wong (The Opportunity Party leader) said as well.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=1b9PP7FZL1E
I guess it makes sense since the public already subsidizes roughly 90% of the entire network?
Nice one, thanks for sharing!
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Te Upoko o te Ika a Māui / Wellington@lemmy.nz•'Atrocious': Wellington's deputy mayor slams $600,000 bill for library website
0·16 days agoFunny how they have this accessibility button at the top now. All it does is to disable colours and some animations.
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Te Upoko o te Ika a Māui / Wellington@lemmy.nz•'Atrocious': Wellington's deputy mayor slams $600,000 bill for library website
0·16 days agoI wish more public websites were designed to work without JavaScript. I can’t imagine older adults with legacy devices enjoying this website at all.
Very underrated IMO. It has been a while since I last used it but I recall it was super light and snappy - even compared to other more well-known lightweight alternatives. It was definitely a pleasant experience. Happy to see it still going strong.
Thanks for sharing. I wasn’t aware. Also, TIL Hbomberguy.
The fact that people view housing as an investment opportunity is a policy failure; there are tax incentives among other things. The system only stays afloat if there’s a constant influx of new people joining, and we all know there’s a name for it - Ponzi.
Sway and Gnome
The latter is mostly for other family members. But I like both.
Thanks for sharing. Looks like the cuntdown site is still up. I’ll give it a go next time I’m shopping there. I find their app annoyingly slow at times.
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Technology@lemmy.world•DuckDuckGo makes its 'no-AI' search engine easier to access as its traffic booms | TechCrunchEnglish
15·22 days agoThere are also lite and html versions:
Neither has AI enabled.
Thanks for sharing. It’s great to see many of the options are under AGPL/GPL. My faith in humanity has been restored!
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NZ Politics@lemmy.nz•Homelessness reaches highest levels in history, Community Housing Aotearoa report finds
0·22 days agoWhat we need is a mandatory public register for lobbyists.
https://www.transparency.org.nz/blog/industry-code-of-conduct-for-lobbying
However, lobbying in Aotearoa New Zealand is unrestrained and opaque, with neither professional standards nor a public register of lobbyists and the clients they represent.
Thanks for all the hard work!
I didn’t know there were so many different frontends available for lemmy.nz. What a pleasant surprise! Enjoying the Photon one so far.
P.S. Awesome video too!
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3DPrinting@lemmy.world•I'm sorry for who fell for the relentless marketingEnglish
1·1 month agoIt’s A1, not A1 Mini, that is prone to the issue. They have different structural designs.
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NZ Politics@lemmy.nz•NZ First's gender bill to be supported by National, ACT
0·1 month agoI think Chlöe is right. Unfortunately not surprising.
Unfortunately, things will get worse before they get better. Hang tight, support each other, and be kind.
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Aotearoa / New Zealand@lemmy.nz•AI sackings reach New Zealand, which will use it to eject 14 percent of government staff
0·1 month agoIt would’ve been a great opportunity to do what many European governments are now doing, reducing the reliance on US tech companies. Instead, they decided to do the exact opposite.
Sometimes I wonder if they actually believe what they are saying. Or is “AI” just an excuse to further push their neoliberal agenda.
Thanks for sharing the info, much appreciated. Frigate sounds like a great idea - no need for cloud subscriptions, privacy concerns, etc.






See also:
All the times National has trashed its own campaign policies: https://thespinoff.co.nz/politics/23-06-2026/all-the-times-national-has-trashed-its-own-campaign-policies
It’s politics after all but worth calling out.