JodieM

Ok after just getting through the essential things today, it's now time to start my day again and this time focusing on the important things.

Nope, not doing it at the moment

I see that the Administrative Review Tribunal (ART) is hiring more APS3 staff at capital cities around Australia. m-art.bigredsky.com/page.php?pag...

I am reliable informed it’s a good place to work.

Here's a tip I learned after my Europe trip. My esim still had some credit. I had some Voda troubles so I just re connected my esim and it connected to Telstra. I know that specifically won't help in this situation but I will continue using it when I'm out in the countryside where Voda doesn't work.

Favourite moment of this year's corporate security training.

"Don't click on links from emails sent at suspicious times, like on the weekend or the middle of the night."

Training reminder email came around 2am on Sunday, with a clickable link.

The worst part is the milquetoast government of Australia and our lazy media already referring to
and reporting on the lunacy from Washington DC as if it is not devoid of any sanity

www.abc.net.au/news/2025-09...

Oh how lovely

Oh I'm so late to this, but definitely echoing others, welcome back. The endless rounds of doctors appointments and medication is not fun though.

We just bought a building management software and I've had to create a Google site just to explain to people how to register for it and use it, and it is not good enough to replace my Gmail account and google drive set up for the building, and the horrible Monday system in use by our managers.

Doctors outraged after NSW health department ‘recklessly’ leaks their personal and professional data online Exclusive: Confidential documents, including passports and medical credentials, made available, meaning ‘there is a risk of identity theft or fraud’ * Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates * Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast The NSW government has accidentally leaked confidential documents belonging to almost 600 medical staff, including 67 senior doctors in Sydney, who had applied for jobs with the health department. Doctors are enraged that their sensitive data was handled “recklessly” and fear they could now be at risk of identity theft. Medical qualifications could be misused by bad-faith actors to impersonate doctors or buy drugs, they said. Continue reading...

Doctors outraged after NSW health department ‘recklessly’ leaks their personal and professional data online

Oh that is very sad

these are load bearing riffraff, people

Two balls of falafel

My greatest achievement:

There is this one particular channel on YouTube that I have asked it to not be recommended about 10 times and it still appears. I don't think this works.

Why yes, I am parking my car next to yours and taking a photo of them? Why? Because I probably need to look at a bigger car but I don't want a humungous beast.

Thanks, that's my gut feel also. BTW, I have started a spreadsheet!

It is honestly one of the most depraved uses of the courts by an Australian politician I can recall.

Linda Reynolds may have won in court but her narcisstic and vindictive defamation case has done more to damage her reputation than anything Brittany Higgins or David Sharaz ever tweeted

@zerogeewhiz.bsky.social what are your thoughts on no spare tyres in most new cars these days? (as someone who has never had a flat, touch wood). If you are not off-roading and not going remote, is it a really big deal?

I’m told something or someone “broke the internet” this morning, but mine is working fine so I’m guessing idiots in the media are not referring to those people in control of BGP.

It looks amazing!

Excellent thread

Home Affairs is running an “Impact Study for Small and Medium Enterprises regarding Cyber Security Supports” and it really does seem to be more about them than about the small businesses. dibpau.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_... #DoesOurBumLookBigInThis

Yeah I would love it, but not willing to pay that much.

Ha, I'm in business class (burned through all my frequent flyer points since covid)

Nah I flew in last night and did not leave the airport hotel.

Oh yeah, I'm not awake at 5.30am, I'm in France too (but heading home soon)

Yeah we have them here, but yeah they are exy

NOW I UNDERSTAND: EVs have hit a 'wall of resistance' to their uptake. | Mark Pesce NOW I UNDERSTAND: EVs have hit a 'wall of resistance' to their uptake. A recent rental showed me exactly why - and how we might fix that. I hadn't asked to rent an #EV, but Avis Rent a Car gave me on...

It seems Mark Pesce has a similar issue with EV charging, and this one in the US. www.linkedin.com/posts/markpe...

76 now.