

Isn’t there a conspiracy theory that everything on show at the British Museum is a replica anyway and that the real artifacts are carefully stored elsewhere?
Your reality, sir, is lies and balderdash… and I’m delighted to say that I have no grasp of it whatsoever!
Isn’t there a conspiracy theory that everything on show at the British Museum is a replica anyway and that the real artifacts are carefully stored elsewhere?
It’s great. I’ve been using it for nearly a year and it just works brilliantly.
You might be in with a chance… of higher water bills. Just for your friends, of course.
I’m also not rich to start with and didn’t go to public school either. I guess I just need to learn my place and celebrate the achievements of others.
Anyone able to give me career advice about how to become a Thames Water executive? Doesn’t look hard to do and you keep getting bonuses!
Keep searching Youtube. It’s been put up and taken down a couple if times already. It’ll be put back up again.
From what I understand Kemkaran was parachuted into Kent from Bradford a couple of months before the election. Locals in Maidstone have been asking for proof that her residence is in Kent. She has a background in media and has an online history that is beginning to get some scrutiny.
From my perspective this is the start of a coup by some well-organised, well-financed right-wingers.
And why can’t the power companies pay for this out of their eye-watering profits? I don’t understand why you think the BBC needs to be involved any more. (People I know have only had issues with smart meter installations that have caused just unnecessary stress. I’m pretty much waiting until I hear that they actually work better than half the time and that there are mechanisms to verify readings before I sign up.)
Surely cheaper than enforcing mass installations. (Although it’s customers doubtlessly picking up this cost.)
Wouldn’t it be possible just to replace the valve transmitter with a digitised version that sent out the same signal?
I’d not heard of this before. Most appropriate.
Help me out here? Aren’t these the same groups calling for freedom of speech and against cancel culture. It’s all so confusing.
It’s interesting that terms like “Awful April” and “Cost of Living Crisis” are so rapidly adopted. I’m convinced they are thought up in something like a Civil Service or lobby group PR panel and then given to media. Both terms assure us that these things are short-lived and not usual when we know that “Austerity” (a less reassuring one) is now a permanent state of affairs. This is the way it’s going to be forever. Unless we go for the pitchforks and torches.
Thank you. You are absolutely right and it was right there in front of me!
Could you set up a Cloudflare tunnel and make sure the security rules are tight enough to keep others out?
Can you export playlists from Navidrome? I’m running it and can’t see a way of doing that. (The workaround I’m using is building playlists in Synology Audio Station and then setting up Navidrome to import them. If you know a better way of doing this I’d be interested.)
I struggle to understand economics. How is it that almost all the major big businesses in UK have been reporting strong if not record profits recently? And yet hardly any growth… hmmm…
“Ban work before it kills you!”
This. Exactly.
For me it’s a conspiracy theory (and most likely untrue) - but it’s quite an interesting one rather than “stupid”. Raises ideas about authenticity and what people are doing when they go to look at artifacts in museums. There HAVE been paintings, for instance, hung in galleries for years that have turned out to be forgeries but - for a long time people were happy staring at the “art”. Also, ones that have been restored beyond a point where they are pretty much not the original piece. How much would it alter things if the Marbles were all replaced with exact replicas at the British Museum?