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- Comment on Thames Water lenders demand UK government block campaigners from legal action 1 hour ago:
They should get nothing and be pleased about it
- Comment on The roses, of course. Ow. 2 hours ago:
Cards up the sleeve
- Comment on Just lost internship at general electric 4 hours ago:
- Comment on Melon-chicken-Aspic 1 day ago:
!foodcrimes@midwest.social
- Comment on Too wordy a shitpost? 2 days ago:
Genuinely, OP, I think this might be one of my favourite shitposts
- Comment on Bruh 4 days ago:
Skamtebord
- Comment on Is there a name? 4 days ago:
The modern condition
- Comment on Dang 4 days ago:
Everyone’s got issues and problems
Just gotta make sure you’re not leaving things unaddressed
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
The latest version of Android allows you to plug your phone into a screen and use it like a desktop
If you mean to use full desktop applications on the go, they aren’t really designed to work on small touch screens. Your best bet for that kind of thing is an ultrabook or netbook style laptop, but that’s not gonna fit in most pockets.
- Comment on BYD launches cheapest UK model in bid to overtake Tesla as biggest electric carmaker 1 week ago:
Good, for whatever reason there’s a load of people that cannot comprehend the notion of transport not involving a car
At least now they have a cheaper option to stop burning petrol
- Comment on Cuts to BBC World Service funding would ‘make us less safe’, MPs tell ministers 2 weeks ago:
The world service is one of the most important things the BBC does and is a big part of the reason the UK wields as much soft power as it does.
Frankly they should be ploughing more funding into it
- Comment on What would it take to make Gemini suitable to be president of the world? 2 weeks ago:
A complete failure of modern society
- Comment on Bait or r*ta*d*ti*n. Call it. 2 weeks ago:
Remember a decade ago when he was being lauded as our time’s Einstein?
… Hahahahahahaha
- Comment on Don't know shit in class 2 weeks ago:
No you’re right, most people find it much easier to engage with a teacher who is genuinely enthusiastic about what they’re teaching
Another factor is that one on one learning is beneficial for people who are prone to distraction even without the interaction benefits everyone gets from typical one on one learning (with two people in the same room)
- Comment on I'll just take the bus 2 weeks ago:
Most people have manual cars in the UK. Automatics are the weirder, more esoteric ones to us.
I think it’s more or less a cultural thing at this point
- Comment on "And my dick fucks your wife more than you do. What's your point?" 2 weeks ago:
- Comment on Correct Grindr Response 2 weeks ago:
I mean it’s from at least roughly back when ATi was a thing
- Comment on Why don't people like Melon Tusk get tired of the shit they gave you pull through literally every day ? I mean doesn't the guilt of bad decisions pull them down enough like the rest of us ? 2 weeks ago:
That’s probably what the drugs are for
- Comment on As you are doing it you never realize 2 weeks ago:
I’ve kept my Blu-ray burner in service from the past few rebuilds, probably had it about a decade or so
Though I’m not sure I’ve actually ever burned anything with it—used it to back up some old DVDs recently though
- Comment on [deleted] 3 weeks ago:
I used to use a similar system until I switched to a password manager. Convenience is a big factor, it’s nice to not have to think about logging in. Also coupled with that a secure password is a long password, so not having to type it in is a bonus.
The person says that, since the beginning of the password is unique, its “unhackable”, and that the attacker would need like 3 samples of the password to figure out their system.
I’ve had my data leaked more than 3 times, it’s not an unlikely scenario that someone could get a list of passwords used by someone.
Also once their system is compromised, they have to come up with a new system, then go and change every password. Which if it was me would be hundreds of places. With a password manager there’s no reason not to have completely unique passwords for everything, so if there is a leak, oh well, just change that password.
- Comment on Can't fathom it 3 weeks ago:
There’s no rhyme or reason to it, but some mornings a black coffee is all I seem to want/need which is kinda negative calories
Other mornings I’ll polish the plate of a large full English and will perish if I don’t
- Comment on Cyberpunk 2 is now in preproduction, CD Projekt says 3 weeks ago:
See you in 2033
- Comment on Unmatched power 4 weeks ago:
We don’t know how long he’s been there—could have been months
- Comment on Official poster for "Zootopia 2" 4 weeks ago:
That’s boofing
A Zoot is a joint and/or the act of smoking one
- Comment on Owners of second homes in Wales are having to sell up. That’s no disaster: it’s a godsend 4 weeks ago:
I think you possibly intended to reply to a different comment
My comment was talking about heavily taxing 2nd properties (and implicitly any more after that)
- Comment on Official poster for "Zootopia 2" 4 weeks ago:
Zoot opium
An ill advised idea tbh
- Comment on Owners of second homes in Wales are having to sell up. That’s no disaster: it’s a godsend 4 weeks ago:
Of course it’s not unreasonable, but if you want that luxury, you should pay from taking that supply from someone who needs it
- Comment on Owners of second homes in Wales are having to sell up. That’s no disaster: it’s a godsend 4 weeks ago:
Why should someone be allowed a 2nd home without penalty in a country with housing scarcity?
I’d say at least a 50% value tax on that as unnecessary consumption
- Comment on Shitter post 4 weeks ago:
That loo ain’t right
- Comment on Owners of second homes in Wales are having to sell up. That’s no disaster: it’s a godsend 4 weeks ago:
But what if no empty house?!
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