Thomas Newton

I was just about to say the same thing!

I think that this must feed into continued use of AI tools, despite the huge error ratios. Having something explained to you, even shoddily, is preferable to digging around.

Five times in seven days there have been outages in the SP2 area.

Where's all this investment going, exactly?

Assuming that you actually read the article, you might want to read it again.

"Labour under Corbyn, for example, would not have adopted a policy of herd immunity for the Covid virus."

Given his track record of highly questionable comments on vaccination and alternative 'medicine', I doubt this particular point.

How about we start prosecuting negligent parents instead of making things worse for normal people.

If an underage kid can install a VPN under your nose in your own house, using the hardware and the Internet service you've paid for, you fucked up.

Underrated comment.

Delivery drivers were part of the many frontline workers who helped keep the country on an even keel during lockdown, whether they were delivering sourdough starters, booze, bog roll or anything else that couldn't be streamed or downloaded. The disrespect shown is unsurprising but no less depressing

I have a prior engagement unfortunately, otherwise I'd be on that like Fisher Stevens on a skateboard.

Photo of someone working on a laptop on a Penzance-bound GWR train, connected to the Internet via a full-sized Cudy router, presumably a P5, powered by a portable battery.

Hats off to the chap working off of a Cudy router with a Lyca SIM powered by a 12V battery pack on the train. Apparently necessary to stop to stop the signal from dropping every time there's handover between two cell towers — now *that's* dedication.

Imagine thinking that figuring out what happens at the end is the main point of reading a book.

Great first metal gig! For Tool, I'd pick: Undertow, Eulogy, Jambi, Pneuma.

If you go there on a weekend when it's basically deserted, it looks like a 90s PC game. Back when PCs only had enough power to render a small number of sprites at any one time.

I'm glad that Cruz is being shown up like this — folding under really quite easy questions — but this does feel a bit Piers Morgan.

While Booth is overall infinitely more horrifying, I would not be able to keep a straight face in front of Hartman and therefore he would PT me 'til I fucking died, QED he is, to me at least, the more immediately dangerous of the two.

They are worth watching, but much like a truculent dwarf at Bag End, they outstay their welcome.

The decision to throttle Sounds is equally daft. Good news for VPN providers, I guess.

It would have been amazing, a real shot in the arm financially, which might have insulated the UK TV industry from the effects of the US strike, as well as as providing the projection of 'soft power' mentioned in the article. Another cut from the Cameron era.

IIRC, funding used to come from the Foreign Office budget (in other words, indirectly funded by taxpayers anyway).

Calling at Ablehnung, Enttäuschung, Hinterhältige Zentrale, and Zerplatzte Träume Parkway-Fahrt

IIRC, he got coated off to chants of 'He's not a real vicar' (to the tune of 'The referee's a wanker'*)

*whatever that terrace chant is actually called

Make a band meatier

Emerson, Lake & Shawarma

Relatable. Found myself in a very similar situation a few years ago. The great majority of dentists are, in my experience, not up to snuff.

Company peddling a defective, resource-intensive service that nobody wants or needs addicted to handouts shocker.

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"davenavarro REISSUE! In 1994 @ericaveryinsta and I released a very little known album produced by @ronnie.s.champagne called Deconstruction. This was right after the first end of Jane's. It was never really promoted and definitely had NO singles. It quickly went away and ultimately went out of print. "The album was very experimental and followed no rules and really had no structured songs. Eric sang and played bass, I was on guitar and did a few back up vocals and Michael Murphy from Lions and Ghosts played drums. We never did a live show but the exploration sonically was freeing and inspired. Now, all these years later this album has been added to some streaming outlets. I think that some of the magic between Eric and I musically is most definitely evident on this project. I'd say it's more cinematic and soundscapey than traditional song oriented. Perhaps that's why it was a tough listen for some. Having revisited it after all these years I believe this record contains some of my favorite recorded playing and interplay between E's bass and my guitar. I am very happy this has been rereleased and is available for streaming. If you care to, give it a listen. (Special appearances from Gibby Haynes of @butthole_surfers_fans and @pinky_turzo) "ericaveryinsta: Some good dedicated folks are working at getting this out on vinyl too."

Looks like this might actually be happening 🤞 www.instagram.com/p/DEAVrPGpye...

Pythagoras: 遅れて申し訳ありません。ビー玉はパプリカ缶にぶつからなかったのです。

Because the desert is Shifting Sand Land, and I need the last Power Star.

It's not clear from the article what the role is; it could be a good thing that people like him and Louis Mosley are advising — it depends if course on what the advice is and whether or not it's heeded.