ThenThreeMore @ andthenthreemore @startrek.website

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Beverly Crusher visibly sweating.

Also the TR-116

And although it was probably at least partially covered up control wasn't exactly great.

Kai Winn shows up and ruins the episode everyone's day.

For us, the audience, the episodes are great. For our lovely characters, not so much.

I meant the mixed breaklight thing.

The cybertruck is a whole other level of fucking dumb.

All the more reason it should be illegal! It is in other parts of the world.

I don't get how that's legal in some parts of the world.

all along the watchtower starts to play

So say we all

The second quarto and first folio have quite significant differences from each other and are both fair a bit longer than the first quarto. So depending on how the edition you're looking at has been edited lines could easily fall in different places.

Well yeah. They didn't say the water isn't working, just that the hot water isn't.

I mean this could have been a clue https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Russell_Brand_Show_prank_calls

It's because it's the data protection act which is the UK implementation of GDPR.

So Clearview would have been subject to GDPR if it sold its services to UK police or government authorities or commercial entities, but because it doesn't, it can do whatever the hell it wants with UK people's data - this is at best puzzling, at worst nonsensical.

While on an individual law level it's extremely frustrating the article has a quote which makes perfect sense.

it is not for one government to seek to bind or control the activities of another sovereign state

If that wasn't a concept in law any country could pass any law in and expect it to apply internationally.

Only if you're doing so in an official governmental capacity for your country.

The article is basically that they won the appeal because they only provide services to governments and law enforcement (having previously withdrawn their services to businesses because they lost a lawsuit in the USA)

Mainly just the USA from looking at that really.

Then you can adapt to my preferences and not call.

So I have to make adjustments to how I use my device because you want to try to interrupt me and that's somehow not rude?

How so?