God how I wish to have as much coke as she clearly has.

“what has the BBC ever done for me”

It’s part of their campaign to try and beg people not to abandon the licence fee.

So, what has the BBC done for me?

Erased my culture. There.

I shall update my appropriate profiles with 9.430401287E+33ℓₚ.

I think using scientific notation is slightly more flattering.

One of my in-laws is a member of the constabulary.

And I have made my views on Zionism, and our complicity in the genocide of Palestinians clear.

Whilst I know personally they are socially aware (surprising I know for a copper) these comments usually illicit distinct silence. Obviously a level of professionalism.

But I’ve made it known, I would rather be arrested, tried, and even imprisoned, than to be silent. Then maybe one day in the future when good overcomes evil… I will be on the right side of history.

Not even going to pirate this rubbish.

Everyone involved is now complicit in giving the queen of the TERFs money and drawing more attention to a, quite frankly dull franchise.

I would like to express interest in becoming sub commander.

We dive at 7 bells

People of the world. Hear my wisdom as an “old”

In the before times of home computing, anyone and their mother could make and try to sell video games, floppy disks and cassettes were plentiful. The barrier to entry was essentially non-existent. You could get fully fledged games in magazines. (In fact some magazines included the actual programme for you to type out yourself)

But it turns out when publishers just shovel slop onto the market it drowns out good quality Indy stuff and even some of the high production value games. This feels quite similar to before the great video game crash.

There’s a reason Nintendo started putting their “Nintendo seal of quality” on their games. To try and reassure buyers that they didn’t just shovel slop people mailed in. At one point you even had to send them a video tape with evidence the game could even be completed. Interestingly that seal is still found on their games.

We’ve almost returned to that state of low barrier to entry. Digital distribution means there is no real difficulty in physically producing and distributing the game. AI makes it so that anyone’s half baked idea can be shoved on Steam.

Don’t get me wrong there are many excellent games that would have struggled to make a name for themselves using steams old green light system.

There are two people in my life from Greece. One left because they didn’t believe the culture would ever accept them. They are quite Alt and T. My partner 😊

The other who is non-binary and ace remains there. They say that slowly some people are more accepting, but it is very slow.

We actually had a conversation not that long ago about being non-binary in a country that uses an inherently gendered language. I haven’t had to speak or live in Greece for 10 years but still know how difficult it can be.

All that to say. I’m sure you’re not alone, but fully understand how lonely it can feel.

Also.

Δείχνεις υπέροχος 😊

😂 says Russia Today 😂

Yeah I think I was looking at it for close to two minutes before I realised.

What a wonderful brother!

I guess my answer is yeah, the bambu labs x2d would be excellent for a beginner. What I would say is that most mid-range printers these days are very user-friendly.

I’m sure some people will complain about bamboo labs’ behaviour. Especially around the open source licensing business. Which for the record is aggravating. Honestly for someone just entering the space, I don’t think it should be a dealer breaker.

I recently purchased a new machine after running my old one for the best part of 10 years. It was crazy how far the technology has come. I went for the snapmaker U1. It offers multicolor printing with a fraction of the waisted material.

To be honest. Until your sister has started doing some printing, it’s difficult to separate a lot of printers. She will get a feel for things like,:

what materials she generally prints What size prints she’s aiming for The speeds she needs

Russian mouthpiece Farage says Ukraine is corrupt, and definitely not his master Putin.

When I was around 20(M) my older boss regularly tried it on with me. She always tried to lean into me with her large chest. Then one day she basically exposed herself to me.

Another coworker said she did this with him too. Eventually we both explained this to upper management and she was gone within the week.

I always felt bad because Iin this case it was addressed quickly. Yet I know if my female co workes were in a similar situation… Well, I hear enough to believe that the story would be different. For the worse.

Defence… Russia has shown how lackluster its standing army is. That’s not to diminish the losses faced by Ukraine. But they believed in their superiority that this three-day special mission has dragged on a little bit longer than they anticipated.

Bolstering our infrastructure is the best defense. And reducing our energy dependencies should be at the forefront. Something which heat pumps are excellent at. Between wind farms, subsidies for solar and heat pumps, we could have a weed ourself off the vast majority of imported energy. Even motor vehicles, a sustained push to make most if not all local traffic either public transport or electric vehicles would render us so much more resilient to the oddities on the current world stage.

“startup”

How fascists protected other fascists.

Maybe even some of duty co workers.

She was my teenage crush. I really liked her voice.

I agree with Brave Little Hitachi wand…

We actually met at university. And they challenged my somewhat sheltered worldview. I think if you find someone who is receptive, willing to learn etc…

I appreciate that is easier said than done

😂 if I didn’t know better… You could be my partner. They have pretty much the exact same manifesto. Which I love.

Not that they ever would have anyway.

But this is excellent news. Much like the conservatives I hope this is labors death rattle.

People want real tangible change. And the political party who aren’t afraid to have beliefs