I'm reading my books mostly chronologically. I disperse the Shakespeare and sci-fi somewhat evenly throughout my list. Otherwise, I would be reading all the Shakespeare in a row, then all the other books, then all the sci-fi in a row. I know what order I'm reading my next 118 books in.

Figured the points system must work on multiple factor so posting this here.

Plus its a Blatant Self Promo Password Gen to gamified {uses some adding more input points to produce a password via enigma and other such thing MATH.

Also the Math still needs tweaking and the entropy inputs need refining, but been side-tracked with a shit load rain and flooding in progress.

A tale: So I went down to check the river level at high tide (1am), higher than any King Tide; so yea tracking Dam levels and river gauges might be a nerdy habit, but it saved one French bloke this evening.

When I went to do a U-turn from the water covering Lions Park Boat Ramp Drive. I spotted a set of headlights turn on in the water (usually grass and parkland). Rang the emergency services and parked the car on higher ground.

By the time me partner had got to the water edge 10 metres from car he was on the roof.

He was a traveler asleep in the park in his car, common thing. Woke up to water coming into car, was trying to start it, which it wouldn't when I did the u-turn.

Well I wasn't going to hang around that cars fucked to modern to wet, but as he said his life is in the back seat.

Well. Walk back out in the water you just crossed, grab your shit and do it quick before the Police tells you its to dangerous and try to fine you. Made sure to get out of him admit he was asleep and an out of towner (honestly somewhere you park when fishing high tides or wanting nice spot it reflects teh lights from the "city" across the water).

Plus honestly, seems like everyone's asleep and will just wake up to minor flooding hope not turning to major before sun set.

Why Australia Is Spending $3 Billion To Build This Dam Twice


WARNING: AI summary of the gauge reports.

4 AM guess if he was on that roof and not floating away he would of had a long swim.

Location,Status,Current Reading,Trend 4am
Bundaberg (Targo St),Minor Flood,3.62m,Rising Fast ( 40cm/hr)
Walla Gauge,Major Flood,21.15m,Plateauing at extreme peak
Paradise Dam,Critical Spill,68.90m,Sustained Discharge

Does anyone read these things?

With Paradise Dam officially hitting 69.07m (203.8%) and spilling over 900,000 ML/day, these tables show exactly how that volume is tearing past the 2010 benchmarks upstream.
1. The Burnett Mainline (The Powerhouse)


The Feeders (The Southern Kicker & Local Catchments)