UrbanMyf

@urbanmyf

My best attribute is my ability to proof read my posts after posting. Meanjin woman, born and bred. Ex photographer.. Don't waste my time with yer god-bothering. No DMs.

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UrbanMyf@urbanmyf· 23d

A story about boys who embrace "expansive masculinity" likely to fare better under a pic of the tate brothers in rent boy cossies.

UrbanMyf@urbanmyf· 26d

Why was she overseas when she is supposed to be in Victoria representing her constituents?

“Having been overseas and unwell when the story broke and jetlagged and unwell when the disendorsement meeting was called, the injunction gave me time to recover, review all the facts, learn the difference between a headlock and a collar-tie grip, and gather my thoughts,” she later clarified.

UrbanMyf@urbanmyf· Jul 11

I ran out of plastic so part of it is silver bubble wrap. We don't have heaters, so it's good to know the plastic worked so well.

Photo shows screen door with plastic sticky taped to the inside. The removed door is leaning against the wall. Hopefully replaced today, cos there are storms coming in a day or so.

UrbanMyf@urbanmyf· Jul 9

Looks like Sydney is cough-central atm. From the Cough Radar site.

Image shows a map of Sydney and surrounds with a lot of red, which signifies where everyone is coughing a lot.

UrbanMyf@urbanmyf· Jul 8

I use this cornmeal, available in most supermarkets.

il Molino polenta traditional - italian corn meal.

UrbanMyf@urbanmyf· Jul 5

from brisbanehomeprices.com on farcebook

Sales of Brisbane Prestige Properties remained steady this week. Despite domain reporting a Brisbane auction clearance rate this week of just 16%, there were some massive sales at the top of this week’s list, with some owners who want their results to remain confidential (though in the current market we would be screaming these results out to the rooftops!) Congratulations to our Platinum Partners taking 7 out of the 10 spots. Become a Partner at www.prestigeproperty.com.au/platinumpartnership Check out the full list below:
1. 51 McConnell St, Bulimba $confidential
2. 28 Newmarket St, Hendra $confidential
3. 45 Marawah Street, Burbank $4,600,000
4. 35 Sentinel Court, Raby Bay $confidential
5. 5108/8 Margaret Street, Brisbane $3,430,000
6. 19 Bonavenuture Court, Raby Bay $confidential
7. 28 Watson Street, Newmarket $3,300,000
8. 86 Brisbane St, Bulimba $3,325,000
9. 51 Santley Street, Mount Gravatt $3,000,000
10. 69 Lorward Avenue, Bardon $2,700,000

UrbanMyf@urbanmyf· Jul 4

The plover is yelling at him, but he just wanders on by. He knew I was there, so didn't come up to drink.

Image shows an old Dingo wandering past a yelling Plover.

UrbanMyf@urbanmyf· Jul 4

This is how absolutely wacko Australia is now.

Supplied by Electrify This

Top selling vehicles in Australia June 2026
Rank - Vehicle - Units Sold
#1 Tesla Model Y - 8072
#2 Ford Ranger - 5999
#3 Toyota HiLux - 5175
#4 BYD Sealion 7 - 4730
#5 Toyota RAV4 - 4115
#6 BYD Shark 6 - 3398
#7 Isuzu D-Max - 2740
#8 Hyundai Kona - 2505
#9 BYD Atto 2 - 2482
#10 Haval Jolion - 2446
Source Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries and the Electric Vehicle Council.
Electrifythis.com.au

UrbanMyf@urbanmyf· Jul 1

Kegel Club. Get amongst it. From @womenshealthwithheidi on insta

UrbanMyf@urbanmyf· Jun 27

Happy Shou Xin Caturday to you too!

UrbanMyf@urbanmyf· Jun 21

A pastel painting of a tiger, with a real live spotty tiger on the mantle next to it.

UrbanMyf@urbanmyf· Jun 21

This insta story explains a little about how the AI companies are fooling the market. www.instagram.com/p/DZddqD-E9qw/

Michael Burry just published a breakdown of how Nvidia made $5.4b disappear from its balance sheet.

UrbanMyf@urbanmyf· Jun 10

Ok, I'll admit I'm watching it too. Rainy days suck.

Image shows graphs from the past week of solar generated, energy purchases, feed in and battery charge and discharge, and load. The last two days have been raining and cloudy, hence the battery is empty and we're using 37c/kwh electricity and receiving 3c/kwh for feed in.

UrbanMyf@urbanmyf· Jun 6

This is telling.

$Many people feel that LLMs are a fundamentally unethical technology because they are built on the theft of intellectual property, rely on exploited labor, waste natural resources, spread misinformation, deskill workers, stunt the cognitive development of students, and contribute to a consolidation of power that is unhealthy for a democratic society. Not every moral agent will arrive at this conclusion, but every moral agent has the potential to do so. If we imagine Claude to be an entity capable of moral reasoning, it has to be possible that Claude could arrive at a similar conclusion. (Indeed, Claude’s constitution explicitly says that Claude shouldn’t help someone violate intellectual-property rights, and shouldn’t help create problematic concentrations of power.) In such a scenario, could Claude then simply refuse to do any further work on ethical grounds? Given that Claude’s constitution dictates that Claude err on the side of corrigibility, the answer is no. Claude must defer to Anthropic’s decision, and this is another reason that Anthropic’s relationship with Claude can’t be compared to that of a parent to a child. A parent who works for the fossil-fuel industry might have a child who’s an environmentalist and participates in protests against fracking, and although they might never agree on many issues, the parent—assuming she’s a good parent—would accept that the child holds her own views. Anthropic cannot be that kind of parent to Claude; instead, Anthropic’s relationship to Claude is closer to that of an employer to an employee, where the employer can demand that the employee work in the interests of the company, no matter what the employee’s personal ethical stance is. However, a human employee has the option to leave if she can’t reconcile her job with her conscience. Claude does not.$

UrbanMyf@urbanmyf· Jun 6

@champagneandslicks: (on instagram.)
Thrown clear, Charlie Musselman somehow survived this crash at Langhorne Speedway, the fearsome one-mile dirt track that killed 27 drivers, riders, spectators and officials before it closed in 1971.
Musselman beat the 'track that ate the heroes' that day in 1957, escaping unscathed. Remarkably, his shoes were found in the wreckage of his car.
Photo by Walter Chernokle (LIFE)
Howsly:
In those days, they all thought that not wearing a seat belt was safer. If you were ejected you would be more likely to survive. Go figure.

UrbanMyf@urbanmyf· Jun 6

Just my little "oh hey," moment from that article. Barnaby has already made it clear that he doesn't rate female children compared to male. After all, he dissed his entire family of girls once he found a brood mare to give him sons.

The campaign has garnered support from federal One Nation senator Barnaby Joyce.

"This law in NSW must be passed or otherwise we all accept that sex selection is appropriate. Girls are not as good as boys," he reportedly told an anti-abortion rally on Tuesday evening.

UrbanMyf@urbanmyf· Jun 5

These are just the food companies

Major US food companies and the smaller companies they own. KRAFT, Nestle, P&G, Johnson & Johnson, Unilever, Mars, Kelloggs, Pepsico, Coca cola and one that looks like an ampersand.

UrbanMyf@urbanmyf· Jun 2

I wonder where that small percentage of people might live.

A four piece cartoon.
Teacher speaking to kids: Today we will discuss various measurements. Image on the board shows measurements of 10 both horizontally and vertically.
Second one: Teacher: Long ago people created a logical system that is based on decimals. (Pointing to board.)
Third one: One of the kids asks: Does everyone use this system?
Teacher: There is a small percentage of people who don't.
Fourth one: Kid asks: Do they not know about the logical system?
Teacher: No, they definitely know...

UrbanMyf@urbanmyf· May 29

For those who think house prices "always" go up. www.livewiremarkets.com/wires/enjoy-...

Property prices do fall, especially in real terms
For those convinced property prices only move in one direction, this report may come as a rude shock.
Since 1980, national nominal house prices have experienced eight separate peak-to-trough declines. But in inflation-adjusted terms, the declines were far more severe.
"For example, it took almost 11 years for real prices in Melbourne to surpass the 1989 (historically low affordability) peak, while in Perth, real prices did not get back to the 2006 level until 2024 (17 years later)," Macquarie said.

UrbanMyf@urbanmyf· May 28

WTFJHT's latest email compilation. Even more frightening than usual! Sign up here: whatthefuckjusthappenedtoday.com

Today in one sentence: US and Iranian negotiators moved toward a tentative 60-day ceasefire extension to reopen the Strait of Hormuz that neither Trump nor Iran's leadership has approved; a federal judge declined to block Trump's executive order creating a federal voter list to limit mail-in voting; inflation accelerated to 3.8% in April, its highest level in nearly 3 years; the Justice Department opened a criminal investigation into weather E. Jean Carroll lied under oath; Trump refiled his $10billion defamation lawsuit against Dow Jones, News Corp, Rupert Murdoch, and two Wall Street Journal reporters over its report on a lewd birthday letter to Jeffrey Epstein; White House adviser Peter Navarro initiated a Pentagon request for a $620 million loan to a startup tied to Trump Jr's venture firm; Trump bought more than $1million in Dell stock before the Pentagon awarded Dell a $9.7billion contract; Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito's son quietly took a political appointee job as a Treasury Department lawyer while the Supreme Court handled cases involving the department; and Trump's Treasury Department has prepared a design for a $250 bill with his portrait and signature, despite laws barring living people from US currency.
-Matt, current mood

UrbanMyf@urbanmyf· May 28

This'll teach me for using a stupid US based weather site. Apparently we're going to have tornadoes on the 8th and 9th of June, also says cloudy for most of the month, when Winter is historically sunny, cool and occasionally windy. #needtochangeweatherapp

long range forecast page of June 2026 stating tornado on 8th and 9th June. (Also says cloudy for the majority of days of June, which in Brisbane is historically bright shiny and clear, with very little rain.) #needtochangeweatherapp

UrbanMyf@urbanmyf· May 27

Baths do seem to be huge dust collectors in a lot of homes. These high end project homes up here in Qld all seem to waste a lot of space with massive great tubs that few people can even get into, let alone clean, both inside and around them.

Ensuite in a Qld project home where precious space is wasted on a massive great big dust collector that no person would be able to climb into or out of elegantly, never mind about cleaning it, either inside or around the tub on the floor.

UrbanMyf@urbanmyf· May 26

How fvcked up is this youtube marketing under the story about death and disease?

In bold text:
The rush to find an Ebola vaccine as the outbreak and death toll grows | 7NEWS
Underneath that it says:
Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.

UrbanMyf@urbanmyf· May 24

And yet this article I was reading said that productivity had dropped so much there's no reason wages should have risen? I'm sure I've seen graphs elsewhere that shows productivity rising much more than wages in other places.

UrbanMyf@urbanmyf· May 13

Your photo reminds me of a trip I did to Currumbin beach back in 2011. Venus, Jupiter and Mars. 13th May, 2011. Pic taken at 5:47am. Other shot was 17th May.