Wow. Timpson at prisons is huge, a prison system that treats prisoners like people and tries to rehabilitate them would be a massive step forward. I hope he gets the resources he needs to make meaningful changes. Wow.
Wow. Timpson at prisons is huge, a prison system that treats prisoners like people and tries to rehabilitate them would be a massive step forward. I hope he gets the resources he needs to make meaningful changes. Wow.
Iβve not read any details, Keir Starmer is on record as saying βthereβs no case for rejoiningβ which I personally think is a really strange thing for a lawyer to say.
Well yes, itβs early days. If the right wing is now split between the tories and reform, thatβs no bad thing. If, on the other hand, itβs the start of real momentum behind reform, that will be a bad thing. Weβll see.
Hurm, landslide for Labour, but the tories still the opposition and 13 reform MPs. Funny how things have changed over the last couple of years, in that Iβm slightly disappointed by that. Anyway, letβs see how accurate that is.
People in the UK!, tomorrow is ELECTION TIME! Get out to vote and get your ID with you!
Remember to engage in more ways in the political systems than just voting, contacting your elected officials, asking for petitions and other mechanisms to be heard!
All the best my dear ones β€οΈ!
some positive news: the prospects of defeating Le Pen in France in the runoff look much higher than they did after the first round, as third place finishers actually dropped out in most competitive districts
Not being able to use my arm while sick wasnβt much fun. Couldnβt do anything productive, no writing, Minecraft or Kerbal Space Program βΉοΈ But when I havenβt been sleeping Iβve been listening to podcasts and watching documentaries. Iβm unhappy to report that I now have βopinionsβ on Blur and Oasis.
This is illuminating on the mindset of the Tories, from Sunday Timesβ Tim Shipmanβs account of Theresa Mayβs Brexit troubles. The Cabinet decided the party was more important than the country.
There are two elements to the immunity decision that are particularly extreme in a way that many will miss: (1) motive is irrelevant and (2) immune acts are not just excluded from prosecution, theyβre excluded from evidence.
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I trust Brits thinking 'it's a foregone conclusion so why bother to vote' are watching events in France and the US.
It is *never* a foregone conclusion and you *always* have to vote against the bad people because they will sure as shit vote against you.
Dunno, James I for all his faults did understand that his βdivine rightβ had to be tempered by what was politically possible. Itβs Charles I that would worry me π
Even a PM should be able to spend some time with their children without it causing a crisis. Weβre electing a government, a team, not one man who has to sort everything out personally.
Tories poisoning election. No such thing as super-majority in UK. A majority is a majority, like they've had for 14 years. We won't know who's won till after election, so vote. Don't assume Labour will get in. You're important. Your vote matters. RT please #Elections2024
At this point, it is 100% undeniable that the Supreme Court majority is attempting to destroy democracy and seize total power over the US. They're not even trying to hide it.
Since the media refuses to clearly convey this fact to the public, tell everyone you know.
We can do banking online with an acceptable level of security, surely we can do secure online voting.
Also for Parliamentary votes, but thatβs a different issue.
Sounds like a lot of effort, but effective once set up. If you dig down a few meters, the temperature is more or less constant. Have I remembered that right?
Of course. Interesting that itβs a noticeable difference, but 47 degrees is pretty extreme. M2 has a real advantage in cooling too, but ultimately the laws of physics canβt be defied.
Hindsight is 2020, but I feel like Biden made a huge mistake not using the last four years to prepare and promote a successor. I hope we donβt all end up regretting that.
Never used MATLAB, but some of my friends speak βfondlyβ of it. But yes, sorting out code inefficiencies is a far better idea than throwing hardware at a problem. At least thatβs what I tell my colleagues π