tacking unrelated stuff on to bills is not how our system works

Parliament has exclusive cognisance, it works how the members want it to work.

Yes.

In the upper corner of the flag nearest the flagpole, the wider diagonal white stripe should be above the red diagonal stripe. If the red is above the wider white stripe the flag is upside-down.

https://www.college-of-arms.gov.uk/resources/union-flag-faqs

Even our own government screws it up though https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/2020/03/05/union-flag-has-flying-outside-parliament-upside/

Flying the US flag upside down on ship is apparently a distress signal.

(Flying the UK flag upside down just makes people think you're an idiot.)

Damn, I was hoping someone had python running a Megadeus.

Why are we still relying on manufacturers for software updates?

I know there's driver issues, but I'm pretty sure google could engineer android to at least allow direct security updates within the same android version. Google play services still provides updates for android 5. Even Yocto linux has opkg for updates.

20 years ago, no one owned a smart phone.

The handspring visor, one of the first smartphones, was released in 2000. I owned one, although a few years later and second hand.

It still works too, except the phone part is 1g only, so there's no network for it any more.

The saying came from Macbeth, or at least that's the first recorded use.

Capital controls worked, which is why Thatcher abolished them.

For me, the fabrics i like are:

• Wool, especially merino
• Linen
• Hemp
• Raw denim

Cotton I'm kinda neutral on, I dislike polyester and most synthetics.

She's an expert on unpopulism in politics.

Lars from Metallica after he attacked napster.

Sony didn't care about consent when they put rootkits on millions of CDs.

It doesn't say what license they are going to use, so it may not be open source. The wording is very weaselly.

If a Maxwell's demon was ever proven practical it would basically disprove the second law of thermodynamics.

Raspberry pi is basically a marketing exercise for broadcom that got out of hand, so it doesn't surprise me they're doing this, unfortunately.

Computers are just heaters that do maths as a side effect, so it makes sense. There's even a company monetising the idea for ESG credits

Two issues i can see are

• Humidity in a grow room will be bad for a computer
• With modern computers the heat output will in part depend on the workload, so you will need to find a way to make the computer do more work when you want more heat.

As a long time supporter of jury nullification I'm biased, but it's crazy that he's appealing this. The sign was quoting a plaque that sits outside the old bailey ffs

My favourite was the one about the ECB declaring war on the tooth fairy https://youtu.be/CzvQxQYKO88?si=syo-DYB2sHD5V79u

There are some font sharing groups/pages on VK. They often focus on fonts with Cyrillic support for obvious reasons, which I assume requires a certain level of completeness a web rip doesn't have.

He could be wrong, but he has a better chance of knowing what his grandfather would have thought about something than a random lawyer.