perviouslyiner @ perviouslyiner @lemmy.world

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This is something to propose for Wikipedia's April 1st front page...

Guy specifically aimed for the heart so that his brain could be preserved for research, which worked.

"Could the DOOM marine actually carry all those weapons while running around?" - Adam and Jamie couldn't manage it, but they brought in someone who could.

April 2020 - wasn't this when bidding on as much PPE as possible was basically the government's only hope?

These were the headlines at the time. Any minister worth their salt would have been on a Turkish runway with a suitcase full of treasury bonds and instructions to buy whatever is available.

When this happened in the UK, a footballer had to shame the government into fixing it

From 2005: "The Israeli Defence Ministry will appeal against a supreme court ruling banning the use of Palestinian human shields in raids, officials said." - it used to be policy. They wanted to continue.

Someone asked on re**it who were the prodigy. I said that they played the song you hear in the matrix when neo first meets trinity. They said that they weren't alive when the matrix was released. We are old.

This is almost as bad as Lindybeige's proposal for a french navy motto: "To the water! This is the hour!".

Or in the local language: "à l'eau, c'est l'heure"

That is essentially what the "Post-Open Source" idea is trying to do.

For reference, Stonehenge is currently about 100 metres above what the UK considers to be mean sea level.

That, and hosting & domains got expensive. It used to be a trivial cost to have a website, now the prices are all "introductory offers" with asterisks.

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