You forgot the Bacon.

Of course it is a shitty and shady deal. What did you expect from a government-backed deal?

That is a problem we regularly encounter in the UK. When we visit there, we also shop for unique British food, and boy, is this expensive without the cards.

Luckily, we’ve got smart friends who have basically made a wallet card for about every UK chain. Saves about 20-40% when we go shopping.

So more likely compressed nitrogen or something. I can’t see people getting high on air.

Thanks. I was wondering, especially about the abuse stuff. Could this be more like compressed nitrogen?

What is that stuff?

Microsoft’s data shows such users are really small when compared to the number of users who are asking for other newer features in the taskbar.

Asking for things like AI integration everywhere?

He’s more likely to prescribe Laudanum in such a case. Not that it really makes a difference…

On top of this, there are norms that are in a way part of the law (as in: if you ignore them, you are liable), and they are commercial, so you have to pay through the nose for them.

17. Never had a water bed, never did a mix tape. No film camera, either.

Oh, just Reddit drama. I had hoped it was something serious.

On the other hand, this is a perfect position for some member of the management team you want to get rid off, but still have a long-term contract with.

It’s not a backup if they don’t have at least one rotation in physical possession.

Stupid people do stupid things. Like putting all apples in one basket.

Sometimes the lesson that needs to be learned in order to appreciate backups is hard…

Well, at least LG has a range of TVs turned monitors, i.e. without all that “smart” shit. So they have a usable alternative, something other vendors don’t.

I’m currently watching videos of “The Last Caretaker”. Still in development / public beta, but nicely done.

This will end in a generation best equipped to avoid government mandated network restrictions.

And one that will have good reason to disrespect government and the law.

Yes, she perfectly recommends what to avoid if you go to the cinema to enjoy yourself.

That would be a nice idea, indeed.

Our breakfast television has a movie critic straight out of the feuilleton. Any movie that people actually go to is automatically bad, and there is not enough praise for art house films that makes people fall asleep in the cinema and never even make it to TV or streaming.