So, like none of these folk read The Running Man then?
Or many of the hundred times this idea has been used in Sci-fi.
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So, like none of these folk read The Running Man then?
Or many of the hundred times this idea has been used in Sci-fi.
Thank you.
Pretty sure Gaza doesn’t need the Green party declaring genocide on them, they’re already dealing with one.
I use both, but honestly, some mastodon users can’t help but be outright patronising and hostile to newcomers.
The whole “we don’t do that here” vibe clearly puts folk off. Weirdly, it isn’t the long term users that do that, bug more recent converts.
Why do you think that is?
He’s been arrested, not sentenced. That’s the innocent until proven guilty bit.
Not sure where you are from, but I suspect not the UK.
Or, conversely, just switch to Linux.
Take an hour or so to have a look around the place.
Go on the internet if you have any questions.
People are smarter than you assume and if you want Linux to grow in popularity we need to stop pretending any if this is difficult.
I think some folk want to pretend using Linux is hard so that they can feel more… Uh… Technical for using it.
Are you saying that I made something up? If so, let me know which bit it is and I’ll happily correct it.
Just to be clear though, I wasn’t saying he hasn’t had an impact on British politics. As the front man for some very shady interests he helped bring about a brexit referendum by causing the Tory party internal angst (Cameron really thought the country would vote to remain and he’d silence the right of his party that was being egged in by Farage). Nor am I negating that he has enjoyed unprecedented media exposure that has helped divide the UK.
“Disrupter”… Yeah, we need to stop using that word. He’s as much part of the establishment as the Tory members he’s helped replace.
His party is a corporate entity, and we’ll see how he gets on niw that he legally has to file his financial interests.
Adore the darktable gang.
…we didn’t start the fire…
That. That sounds like it, coupled with frustration and feeling a bit overwhelmed.
It is cool to be exhausted after work if it fullfills you and you enjoy it, but most folk need the gaps between to be themselves.
Just so you know, this isn’t just an ADHD thing.
Most folk experience it and it’s one of the main causes of burnout.
That said, it’s always worth checking that you are getting enough vitamin d and that your thyroid is working right.
Massive spud of a human.
I mean, good luck trying to get this working in Northern Ireland too.
This is a classic Tory death rattle. Punish those lazy, entitled young people who, whilst not responsible for the 2008 crash (that was us and our banker mates) or the following years of austerity that ripped the heart out of public services whilst private services prospered (that was also us, but with our banker mates) or Brexit, an enterprise that spit the nation and has left us all worse off (again, us, but this time with our business and banker mates), it is those no good, molly-coddled young people with their funny hair colour and inability to buy houses, or food in some cases, that are the problem with the UK and we need to whip them into shape whilst we (who haven’t been whipped into any sort of shape at all) continue to be in charge.
That’s why I ended my statement with “too”. It implicitly means both.
Would be great if they could make it so that people could, y’know, get actual appointments with GPs too.
What is this? A shredder for ants?!
Yeah, it’s strange how much that overtones window has shifted during my life time. It makes me hanker for the quiet times if John Major’s stint… And I say that as a socialist.
I think that the business of parliament got hijacked by the business of the city during the 90s. Thus has left us with career politicians.
The difference being what sort of business benefits the city. The Tories have been great for boom and bust. An absolute bonanza for hedging and shorting, but less so for long term stability. I think that’s where labour come in. The sane business but with a calmer plan.
Exquisite.
Also the first twin stick arcade game I played.