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6y ago
That’s sounds like corruption could easily happen, what’s the justification?
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“ The USA will ultimately be destroyed by completely ignorant Christians who are able to fake some semblance of rational thought.” Church attendance in the US is dropping dramatically, catching up with democracies elsewhere in the world. Ge
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You should see some American churches before thinking they are substitute for schools and hospitals.
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In the UK our local church is physically about 850 years old, But there was a church on the site back in 1086 and presumably before, as it was mentioned in the domesday book. It’s Anglican now, before then it was catholic, maybe it used to
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Months are fine. Leap years are fine. It’s leap seconds that annoy me.
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I stayed in a hotel at Blackfriars at the start of the week. A supplier took me out for drinks, we went to the Cheshire Cheese, it was empty. And closed early. Riding around was an interesting experience, London isn’t too bad at the moment
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I went into the office this week as I had physical work to do in the equipment rooms. Very few people are there (normally 7k, now it’s more like 700 across 10 floors) It’s been so long since I wore headphones I forgot how bad it was. Zooms
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6y ago
My company wants us to go through 20 years of back emails Because it will save money when they love them to “the cloud” Penny wise pound foolish
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I have kids at home 5+8), and have no problem with them trying to come in to the study. I’ve worked from home their entire lives though.
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In the UK, copyright law does not allow your Holme bought vhs/dvd/etc to be used for public viewing in places like oil rigs and schools, nor lending for money. I don’t recall about lending for free. Your local blockbuster had very
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Eris is inclined 44 degrees. I think the highest inclination artificial satelite is Parker Solar Probe, about 3.4 degrees
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Because when the box doesn’t boot you can’t ssh in.
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Moving parliament is a political compromise, not unlike the 1790 compromise in the US
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Euro elections had Farage beating Lib Dems, 2017 had Tory win too. Fear of Corbyn was a factor, but so was the “get on with it” sentiment
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Foreign professionals still allowed in (points based system), and the London property market remains a great place to launder money. You’re right food prices will go up, but house prices won’t come down.
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The UK wasn’t expelled, and the EU bent over backwards to try to keep the UK in
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With a “pee on stick” test you’d do it every day before heading out and be trusted to self report of positive (presumably you’d then do a better lab based test which could return within 24 hours to confirm the case)
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6y ago
So a single twitter support person can take over the account of Biden and Musk?
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2 years ago, about 1 in 3 people in the UK were watching England in the World Cup. Towards the end of the game, a CDN the bbc used crashed, taking a million people’s live streams offline. Traditional TV with its 20 million plus viewers work
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Jilted lover etc
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Think Back to the 80s. Imagine you’re watching the super bowl. Imagine it goes off for 15 minutes.
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6y ago
Either that or sex
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6y ago
Not even in a “where do you find them that cheap” way?
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Don’t host yourself, it’s impossible to meet the reliability of the professionals
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Of course, screwed by boomers, then screwed by the those born today.
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That fails when every country has falling birth rates
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6y ago
Awesome blog. The Libya one was even better. I have a picture of Hermes Conrad stamping the forms at the border, using every trick in the book to rescue those foreign workers. British civil service at its finest.
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Yes I did a double tape originally. And it was the driver who residue the diplomats, the sas turns up later to fortify the embassy.
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6y ago
Sounds like a fine example of American culture
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6y ago
Safe is Probably worse than leaving in your bag
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