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by blipvert 1y ago
Um, 3 million, perhaps? Technically over 300k, I guess.
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by blipvert 1y ago
You don’t understand conspiracy loon logic. By the very act of hiding the chemtrails you are demonstrating that you are doing something nefarious.
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by blipvert 1y ago
It’s not an ID card.
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by blipvert 1y ago
> Bells on Sunday I prefer a nice drop of Laphroaig myself.
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by blipvert 1y ago
Likely it will mirror Hemingway’s quote about how someone went bankrupt: Gradually, then suddenly.
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by blipvert 1y ago
Article 33 of the Geneva Convention 4. > This is a war. Yes. That’s what the Geneva convention is for. You’re welcome.
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by blipvert 1y ago
What you are describing is collective punishment. It is a war crime.
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by blipvert 1y ago
Alternatively, it’s the equivalent of having a sign saying “Caution, Tarpit” and having a tarpit. You’re welcome to ride if you obey the rules of carriage. Don’t make me tap the sign.
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by blipvert 1y ago
Yes, founded by a Brexit voting Tory I see your point.
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by blipvert 1y ago
Oh, it really has shifted. A lot. https://yougov.co.uk/politics/articles/52410-nine-years-afte...
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by blipvert 1y ago
Well, hey, far be it for me to tell you that you’re wrong, but the BBC says that you’re wrong as do numerous other sources. > The Post Office itself took many cases to court, prosecuting 700 people between 1999 and 2015. Another 283 case
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by blipvert 1y ago
Part of the answer is that the Post Office had (has?) special legal status in that it can prosecute cases by itself - no need to present a convincing case to the CPS like the police do. Many people were scared into pleading guilty just to a
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by blipvert 1y ago
Ah,yes, that makes sense. I’ll have a read around then - thanks. But, yeah, driver mode seems plenty fast enough and unless traffic goes up over 10x we’re fine for now. Always good to have a plan, though …
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by blipvert 1y ago
At Walmart.
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by blipvert 1y ago
Supporting the guy that in his last (single) term put the deficit up by $8trillion(!) doesn’t really support your thesis. Sorry ‘bout that.
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by blipvert 1y ago
Do you have a model number for an Nvidia offload card? I thought that only Netronome did them and that they were kinda long in the tooth now. I’d love to get my hands on one.
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by blipvert 1y ago
Go fash, lose cash.
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by blipvert 1y ago
Neat. Just notice that the ICA has a Genesis P. Orridge bio through your site, so will likely go and see that. Thanks!
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by blipvert 1y ago
Might be of interest - new AC series: https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2025/jun/14/shifty-...
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by blipvert 1y ago
Wait until you have to deal with the horror of gender specific icebergs! “It's not only that he is all black. He is almost ... in a diamond shape”
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by blipvert 1y ago
Wow. In light of an administration that is bent on destroying the soft power that the US has built up over decades, slashing funding for the kind of programs which make tackling these kinds of challenges possible, and with a guy in charge o
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by blipvert 1y ago
Yes. https://tfl.gov.uk/corporate/transparency/freedom-of-informa...
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by blipvert 1y ago
“Phones” considered an unnecessary qualifier.
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by blipvert 1y ago
person + man + woman + camera + television = user
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by blipvert 1y ago
Good question - didn’t set it up myself, but nothing too obscure I think
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by blipvert 1y ago
The US’s Brexit moment.
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by blipvert 1y ago
Technically Trump’s Afghanistan withdrawal … Biden just didn’t repeal it.
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by blipvert 1y ago
We have a (internally accessible only) WP instance where the content is exported using a plugin as a ZIP file and then deployed to NGINX servers with a bit of scripting/Ansible. Could be automated better (drop ZIP to a share somewhere
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by blipvert 1y ago
> At minimum, it should tell me how confident it feels in the answer it provides. How’s that work out for Dave Bowman? ;-)
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by blipvert 1y ago
Simpson fans, surely, for obvious reasons. I’d bet that they love the foilage in fall, too.

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