Keep it. There’s more than enough places to discuss politics.

That’s way more than £90 of cheese

The shit-frosts are comin’, barbs!

If you’re in the UK, suddenly being in a different country can be beneficial if you don’t feel like having your face scanned or giving away your credit card details before engaging in some self-care.

This would be absolutetly career ending anywhere else.

That’s an app though.

Not at all. But can we volunteer some people to go up and try it?

I’ve been here for a little while now and I still find myself using Reddit to fill the gaps. But hopefully as more and more people join, then we get more content and engagement!

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The problem I have with this is that it’s a barrier of using the shop if you don’t have a £/€1 coin on you. There’s an Aldi by me where the trollies have this lock on them, but the Tesco opposite doesn’t so I’ll just not go to Aldi as I can’t get a trolly.

Somewhat reminds me of Dr David Kelly in the UK. He was a key scientist involved in finding WMDs in Iraq in 2003, however he leaked to the BBC that the intelligence report given to the government was “sexed up” (the phrase used at the time) in order to favour an invasion into Iraq. It was discovered he was the source of the leak to the BBC and then was suddenly found dead in some woods near his home.

The official story is that he commited suicide, probably from the pressure and stress he was under, but the timing was so suspcious that obviously people think the government had him bumped off.

Love how she immediately goes at him with her fist raised.

Reminds me of the farm that splits the M62 motorway in Yorkshire, UK

I’m assuming they’re talking about things like gums, emulsifiers, stabilisers etc

Why does an AI agent need to be a virtual employee on the org chart? Are they doing something “creative” with their accounting?

Well, that would reduce the emissions emmited per person though!

Let’s be honest, how many current Linux users can trust any code that they run? There’s so many guides and instructions where you essentially copy/paste commands to install or configure something that it would be difficult for your average user to verify everything.

The book: A simple guide to choosing the right Lemmy instance for you.

Looks cosy!