Did they make anything of note?

Where does it mention roadkill? I honestly can't find any reference.

I saw a frog.

Reboot because other things required it?

Star Trek didn't forget Fred.

Could someone please explain in what situation would any website need to go offline to update PHP?

Seems to be a recurring theme in German revolutions.

Senator Collins, thanks for joining us.

This is dope, as is their website. Friends of yours?

I was thinking of trying out Debian Hurd, anyone using it?

Thank you for everything. I'm sorry I haven't donated regularly. When a decision is made I will.

There are at least three headlines for this article on the ABC News front page. I chose one that wasn't offered by Lemmy when I posted this.

I'd rather we just got rid of our overlords, peacefully if possible.

I think it could have Port Arthur Massacre type social and political ramifications for corporate media, including corporate social media.

It unlikely. All depends on why he did it and how Australians react to that news. Sorry for the non answer answer.

Arrested man was anti-logging campaigner, environment group tells ABC:

Brendan Nugent, who has been arrested by police over the attack on Helen Haines, was an anti-logging campaigner who had previously been involved with the Save our Strathbogie Forest group:

Chairperson Bertram Lobert told the ABC Nugent was an active member for about two years before the COVID-19 pandemic hit, but he hadn't heard from him since then.

He said Nugent would drive an hour from his Tarrawingee home to get to the group's meetings.

"At the time he was an intensely intelligent man interested in the issues our group was interested in," Lobert said.

"He was a person who cared about the environment. He got on generally well with people."

He said he was in shock to learn Mr Nugent had been arrested over the attack on Ms Haines.

"The whole thing is so sad … we have members of our group who are friends with Helen," he said.

"So it's real, it's immediate. It's going to hurt."

My comment was poorly worded. Corporate media was initially meant to be a stand-in for a few social and political issues being discussed as a result of this attack. Mental health and healthcare, policing (why are police handling mental health checks), misogyny and sexism, violence against women and children, corporate media including social media, political discourse and violence etc.

Burke provides more details on what unfolded outside Haines's office

Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke has provided some more detail on what happened outside Helen Haines's office yesterday afternoon.

Burke says witnesses in Wangaratta saw the driver of the Toyota LandCruiser do a U-turn and ram Haines against her vehicle.

He says the driver reversed and hit the Indi MP a second time, before a bystander ran towards the car and remove the driver from the car.

Wild. So much I didn't know. Also quite funny, intentionally and sometimes unintentionally.

It's your call. If someone points out in the comments something that will improve a post I will edit it in, while thanking and crediting the commentor. More people will see the post text that any particular comment. Anyway, I only mentioned it in case you didn't know about post editing.