Pretty much any video of Mick Lynch.

It’s hard to articulate but probably the only thing for me right now is the sheer weirdness of everything. It feels like everyone’s perceptions of reality have been shaken loose and unusual things are more likely to happen.

So nothing concrete; just vibes. And uncomfortable vibes at that.

Also, chaos and upheaval lead to change and the most optimistic part of me hopes that whatever emerges from it will be defined by people who have had the courage to resist all of the fear, hate and greed.

Grandfather: “How is your garden”

Grandson: “Needs a firmware update”

It works by directing an intense beam of infra-red light in the form of energy

“Of course Mr Manwairing”

OK. Did I imagine it?

Arts and Humanities research.

Wetherspoons ‘Beyond’ veggie burger used to be the absolute shiznit. They stopped being cheap though, so there’s no real reason to go there any more.

Feeling a bit insecure are you, dairy industry?

If an appimage is available you could probably just move it across on a USB drive.

Man after my own heart.

Never heard of him.

We’ve been laundering their money long enough - about time they spent some of it with us!

Lots of non-vegans make the assumption that vegans are looking down on them as morally inferior and don’t like it.

The best you can do for them is to tell them that it isn’t about them; it’s your choice for yourself.

Of course you might actually see them as morally inferior, in which case you can just say “Hey I am vegan and while I do see you as morally inferior, it wasn’t me who brought up the subject.”

Apparently it used to be more like that here in the past until a doctor called Harold Shipman helped loads of people die who didn’t actually want to die.

It made a lot people uneasy about doctors administering lethal doses of painkillers.

I can’t compare because I’ve never used radiotray but goodvibes and shortwave are both quite minimalist.

According to this article:

housing developments add to the problem with extra wastewater and sewage from new homes as well as run-off from construction sites.

Pretty much everything people do is polluting now and wipes out the fish.

Just had a look and apparently the problem is that housing developments add to the problem with extra wastewater and sewage from new homes as well as run-off from construction sites.

I know and I’m aware of the massive damage that it does to our waters, I’m just not sure why it’s used as an excuse to not build houses in such areas. Does housing add to the problem of nitrates getting into the water or something? So many problems would go away if went organic and banned all fossil fuel derivatives.

What is the issue with building houses where there are high nitrogen levels?

I agree. For the spec though, Dell aren’t any better value for money than laptops from the smaller ‘for linux’ sellers. Which is pretty cool. Of course it’s much easier to find used Dell laptops though.