ohulancutash
@ohulancutash@feddit.uk
- Comment on UK weather: Amber extreme heat warning issued as 35C heatwave approaches 8 hours ago:
Kind of makes you want to prod Trump. Bring on the nuclear winter.
- Comment on UK weather: Amber extreme heat warning issued as 35C heatwave approaches 8 hours ago:
Even worse, in the 2000s it was the done thing to install cavity wall insulation and loft insulation to keep the heat in.
Hooray.
- Comment on How come people fed up with stations bending the knee to Trump, tune into PBS or Local Channel's or start their own. Kind of like stephen colbert did for the ultimate fuck you? 1 day ago:
They defunded the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, which was the government agency that sent funds to PBS members. PBS itself is independent. CPB only amounted to $200,000 pa. Its a significant hit, but not existential for PBS members. They may have to reduce their ambitions, while the major ones such as WGBH will experience very little impact as they can dip into other sources of funding.
- Comment on Why do asbestos roofs have so much moss? 1 day ago:
Sounds like you already knew the answer to your question…
- Comment on Do people really give a shit on what a US President wear? I just see from time to time that they bring up the Tan Suit Incident with Obama. What is or was the big deal? I slept since then. 1 day ago:
He was black, promoted above his status. That is all.
- Comment on In the world of sports, politics, conversations, and argument, and much more. Which is the better stance to have? Offensive or Defensive? What is the overall no matter what it is O or D? 1 day ago:
Neither. Being adaptable is the only sustainable stance.
- Comment on Is all Hollywood Casting all the same? From like just a side character up to like James Bond or Superman? Or are big names like those is casting different? 1 day ago:
Bond until now has been cast cast differently, in Britain, by an independent family-owned company.
- Comment on Why does most of the US blame Saudi Arabia for the 9/11 attacks? Al-Qaeda may have been trained there but that doesn't makes Saudi's responsible does it? 1 day ago:
Al-Quaeda was part of a network of Wahabist terror organisations; wahabism is chiefly sustained and funded by the Saudi establishment, and Al Quaeda had its financial base there. Most of the perpetrators of 9/11 were Saudi, and two of these had strong contact with Saudi intelligence. There are circumstantial pointers too, such as the head of Saudi intelligence being summarily dismissed days before the attacks, having served in post since 1979.
- Comment on Why do most comedians have different drinks to drink? Most have water, Ricky usually has beer, some have whiskey and such. I get the lights make them thirst. But why not all water or something? 1 day ago:
It usually is water. Even the “beer”.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 day ago:
They think it makes them look strong.
- Comment on An ancient oak tree said to have sheltered legendary Robin Hood has died 2 days ago:
They tried these things.
- Comment on is it spelled "grey" or "gray"? 3 days ago:
Only if we’re very inclusive in our definition of “English”.
- Comment on is it spelled "grey" or "gray"? 3 days ago:
1066?
- Comment on Zack Polanski says 7p carrots are too cheap. But is it hurting farmers or addressing food poverty? 4 days ago:
Still requires large amounts of fertiliser, diesel, water, and labour over the growth cycle.
- Comment on Ban on Palestine Action was lawful, court of appeal rules 4 days ago:
This was the appeal. Judges are not arbiters, that’s why the Court of Appeals exists to hold them accountable to the law. The issue here isn’t the judiciary, its the legislation.
- Comment on Ban on Palestine Action was lawful, court of appeal rules 4 days ago:
Couldn’t have
The purpose of the Court of Appeals is to evaluate the lower court’s application of judicial discretion. The lower court’s decision is only overturned when it is determined there has been an “abuse of discretion” - that the judge’s discretion does not follow the law as laid down.
So in this process, the Appeal Court judge has to go back and see what is on the statute books, and make their judgement on a point of law, rather than discretion.
- Comment on Is coding possible on smart phones ? 4 days ago:
Apps exist, often with keyboard augmentation, but I don’t see it being useful for much more than touchups.
- Comment on Ban on Palestine Action was lawful, court of appeal rules 4 days ago:
They could have easily upheld the decision? Based on what law? The specific actions required under the Terrorism Act 2000 include serious property damage. Also serious violence against a person. Both of which apply here and led to the JTAC designation of Palestine Action as a terror group.
While it’s egregious to call property damage “terrorism”, that is how the law stands. It is for legislators to change that, not the judiciary.
- Comment on Ban on Palestine Action was lawful, court of appeal rules 4 days ago:
A simplistic argument to be sure. In that linked article however,
But in the eyes of the law, in the UK, PA can be labelled as terrorists. Under the Terrorism Act 2000 this applies if they plan or carry out ‘serious damage to property’ if that is ‘designed to influence the government, or an international governmental organisation or to intimidate the public’ and when that is ‘for the purpose of advancing a political, religious, racial or ideological cause.’
Therefore, following the law, proscription is lawful. It’s not the courts’ place to legislate. The fault is with MPs not judges.
- Comment on My favourite moment of the world cup is when there's more rules about advertising than the sport 4 days ago:
Only World Cup sponsor logos are permitted. Those of the stadium’s regular sponsors are covered.
- Comment on Ban on Palestine Action was lawful, court of appeal rules 4 days ago:
They are following the law. That’s what they are there for.
- Comment on What is a router ? 5 days ago:
Also increasingly a VoIP module to replace conventional phonelines.
- Comment on Do not drop ammunition at Devon recycling centres, council warns 5 days ago:
I wouldn’t have thought you would want to drop ammunition regardless of location.
- Comment on Do Janitors on movie sets get upset for when a scene causes the actors to make a mess and they have to come and clean it up? 6 days ago:
Nothing to do with them. That’s the responsibility of the art department.
- Comment on Nice 1 week ago:
According to its constitution, Israel is specifically for the jews.
- Comment on A lack of sex held back life's diversity for millions of years, fossil study finds 1 week ago:
Whatever it was, it was probably Fr*nch.
- Comment on Why is it cheaper to find and view 2 Girls 1 Cup than it is to read the news on NY Times? 1 week ago:
It’s still expensive to run an ongoing news organisation, unlike a janky old video from decades ago.
- Comment on Tommy Robinson meets Elon Musk’s father in Moscow 1 week ago:
He’s lived in Spain since Covid
- Comment on Far-right activist Tommy Robinson says "Russia is not the enemy of Britain" as he travels to Moscow to meet Elon Musk’s father 1 week ago:
Wouldn’t make a difference. He’s been living in Spain for the last 5 years, still gets his shit takes in.
- Comment on Misaligned cabinet in apple wwdc 1 week ago:
Steve would have torn the building down.