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  • The revelation will place Lord Cameron and prime minister Rishi Sunak under intense pressure because any such legal advice would mean the UK had to cease all arms sales to Israel without delay

    Fucking do it

  • The water infrastructure was nationalised decades ago. Each reason has a single private company that maintains the pipes, supply, treatment etc. to everyone in that area. Being private companies, the execs have been getting massive bonuses while dumping raw sewage into public waterways recently. And why? Because as someone else here said: after Brexit, the government got rid of the environmental laws saying they couldn’t. And when you’re a monopoly in your area, are you going to spend money on treating water you don’t have to, or give that money to the shareholders?

    It’s a fucking disgrace, a lot of people should go to prison for it and the whole system should be renationalised. But then people in government would lose money, and we can’t have that now, can we?

  • “After some initial trouble, you will ascend to new heights”

    Edit: just realised that’s a bit dark if it was Judas’s fortune…

  • Same here. I floundered and ended up on Kbin. Then that had a massive outage and I discovered that lemmy had Voyager, and bam!

  • Or jumping ahead 100 years and doing the Next Kelvin Generation

  • It’s not a film, but David Tennant and Michael Sheen in Good Omens.

  • Sure, but if he doesn’t put it up at the beginning, why does anyone think he’ll pay up if he loses? He’ll just keep delaying, as he’s done all along with all of these cases. And if he wins the election, it’ll all go away anyway, which is the “all in” gamble his while life is basically riding on.

  • Oh, I was hoping they were going to literally trap him inside a giant obelisk. Shame.

  • XXX

    Jump
  • Oboe. Close enough to what I already know, but the double reed would make it an interesting challenge.

    If practicality, storage and transport were magically not an issue, then the harp. But I’m temporarily playing a contra-bass clarinet and that thing is a beast, so I’d not pick up large instruments going forward.

  • I genuinely don’t understand the mind of an undecided American voter.

    There are only two choices in the real world. Sure, it would be lovely to have a third party candidate. But there isn’t one. Voting third party just drains votes from Biden or Trump.

    And… they are not comparable. At all. There’s no “both sides” to this election. There’s “definitely not perfect” Biden, or “human shit stain with no redeeming characteristics” Trump.

    What is the undecided voter waiting for? Trump to do something even worse? To owe even more than half a billion dollars in fines? Biden to suddenly break bad and try and catch up to Trump’s 91(?) criminal counts in four separate prosecutions?

    I don’t get it.

  • I read it as saying the current PlayStation exclusive content (apparently you get to buy a shop and there’s a whole Thing when you go in there) will be made available for everyone else.

    So that’s nice. Those of us that don’t have a PlayStation can now experience everything we’ve already paid for.

  • Unless there was something at launch that’s gone now, I can’t think of any. One totally optional cosmetic DLC and a couple of pre-order bonuses that don’t affect the story at all, but when I played it last month, I didn’t feel there was anything missing.

  • Or, and hear me out, not fucking that. Just give me the next year and let me import the character.

    Or a brand new story in a different time period with a brand new character.

    Want a different coloured hat, or a new type of mount? By all means, have cosmetic paid DLC.

    But the all-in-one single player story was the good bit. Don’t fuck that up for the sequel.

  • “We’d rather you came in sick and infected your co-workers and to encourage that, we’ll not pay you to stay at home and keep them safe”

    You’d best start believing in cyberpunk dystopias, Miss Turner. You’re in one.

  • Designate India as an “unsafe” tourist destination and suggest people travel elsewhere instead. Advise businesses to avoid sending staff there for any reason and recommend (not mandate) that they look at reducing trade and presence there.

    I’m no economist, so I have no idea how blunt that instrument is or how it would affect domestic or Indian economies, but it’s an idea…

  • What do you think a leftist is?

    Any film where the entire cast aren’t straight white men fighting over a prize woman is “radical left” and simply watching it will turn you into a disabled trans lesbian in the name of forced diversity.

    Obviously.

  • What if Alice has told you their preferred pronouns are they/them? Would you still call them ‘her’ in spite of their wishes?

    If Geoff is happy with being called ‘he’, then sure, he went to the match.

    I think it only sounds clunky because we’re not so used to it. Imagine a child today being brought up knowing “they” is a perfectly normal individual or group pronoun alongside he and she. In ten years, it won’t sound weird to them (hah) at all.

  • This might not be the right place for a linguistic history lesson, but how did that happen in the first place? Why does your desk have a gender? It sounds creepy thinking about it now. Who looked at a desk, or a spoon and thought “ah, that’s a ‘she’, then looked at a door and said ‘yep, definitely a ‘he’ right there…”

  • I want to use my main mail address everywhere, even public places.

    No you don’t. It’s not quite as simple, but buy your own domain, get an email provider such as Fastmail that will let you use a catch-all, then use a unique address for every site you visit.

    Then if one starts receiving spam, you can block that specific address and voila, no more spam. Plus you know what sites have either poor customer detail hygiene or are actively selling your details.