So to disappoint. This is a shopped title.
But the real thing isn’t much different.
Anyway, here’s the title track.
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So to disappoint. This is a shopped title.
But the real thing isn’t much different.
Anyway, here’s the title track.
Just as an interesting point, not to make any judgement,
You aren’t the only one who thought exactly that.
“During the case, when asked why he chose to kill John Lennon, Chapman stated “because he was famous”. Chapman later claimed that he believed Holden Caulfied would have killed John Lennon because he was a “phony”.”
Once out of curiosity.
It’s usually an ad ridden article with AI vomit to make it really long that eventually tells you there’s a point update in iOS.
14·8 months agoHonestly, as long as that stock is getting replaced donating anything to Ukraine is pretty cost effective spending for NATO defence.
It’s directly reducing Russia’s operational capacity.
Count it.
Other way round. They take in so much tax haven income for their size they have a huge GDP/capita.
It’s 3x the size of the UK.
Luxembourg is essentially spending the same amount per person as the UK on 0.7% vs. 2.1%
If they matched up they’d be spending triple the amount per person.
It would be even starker if it was by land area. Or border length.
I’d fix that graph by forcing companies to report revenue where it’s generated, not in Luxembourg to avoid tax and regulation.
4·8 months agoHeadlines.
No one should buy this.
9·9 months agoFramework 13 has a fingerprint reader in the power button.
Definitely a hoarder too, but too much is on for them to not be using any of it.
A lot of radio equipment.
BBC News on the monitor.
Maps of Iran on the wall.
I’d bet on amateur/independent journalist picking up as much radio traffic as possible.
If society collapsed, resources required to survive have primary value. Food, water, clothes.
But the idea of money will still exist. Precious and rare metals will be worth something in a barter economy.
If you think it would be difficult to defend, you know it would still have value.
The easiest way to defend it is to keep it secret.
This is the way the world worked for a long time. That’s why the idea of a treasure map exists.
George Carlin was first.
Joan Rivers got there just after.
We’ve been laughing at jokes about 911 for ages. Being edgy isn’t new, even boomers do it
I don’t connect mine .
But I wanted a washer dryer that had a heat pump drying system.
The one I got on sale also had an auto dosing tray for detergent and softener.
Genuinely very pleased with all the features my “smart appliance” has.
It uses less power, less water, less detergent. And it weighs and uses humidistats to not over dry my clothes.
The dumb ones that just work on set timers are less efficient than one measuring the load to decide how much water to use and when it’s dry.
I suppose I used to eyeball detergent but now a 40 wash bottle lasts me 50 washes.
Long warranty on it I hope I’ll never have to test. But it’s there.
To get that I ended up with a WiFi enabled machine and just never put it on a network and turned its own broadcast off.
I occasionally set a time on it. But genuinely throw in the clothes, push 2 buttons, and walk away.
Any appliance that can now be a heat pump instead of an element, or actually measures things instead of using timers is a genuine improvement. Even if it’s fairly rudimentary still.
Not everything is worse if it’s more complicated.
9·10 months ago*shiny coaster
I’m going for UK, specifically Scotland.