Thanks!

Yeah, the only way you are getting a £2m house in a rough area is if you're building some kind of armed compound.

I mean, it absolutely does, but that's probably not relevant to the conversation at hand.

I can't see any benefit to learners of requiring a proprietary app or streaming. This is purely to help publishers at the cost of our convenience, flexibility, data, battery life, and offline (and legacy!) access.

Give me a fucking MP3 you bastards.

Immigration creates jobs, supports public services, & drives growth.

These are economic facts.

How is it that the only days we *dont* have the media banging on about immigration is on the days we’re handed the budget? #r4today

Our conversation about immigration is framed entirely on Nigel Farage’s terms.
Labour has completely capitulated the ground to the far right, the racism & the hate.

We no longer have a conversation AT ALL about how we need immigration & when we cut it, we pay the price. #r4today

What if we slowly train them into liking the most embarrassing songs possible and then reveal the secret?

The cynical play here is to create a huge library of actual music, with a frontend that pretends to be a prompt entry box, and it just finds a song with vaguely similar tags. You use the subscription fees to pay the actual musicians.

Basically a reverse scam.

First off, credit where credit is due. Right at the start of their term in government Labour cancelled both the Rwanda policy and the Bibby Stockholm policy. No-one is denying that. It doesn't balance out what they have done since though I would argue. 5/

Linsey, who was wearing the jumper, has been incredibly kind and supportive, and we’ve been laughing about the incident for the last couple of days.

Read the whole story here:

www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2025...

That's exactly what I'm trying to prevent. We need these things contained, and fast.

It is the best dolphin ever.

Still pestering @darkestkale.mastodon.social.ap.brid.gy to help me make the scenario publishable!