Great film. Brilliant performances. I think the actor playing Driss is one of the most charismatic. He really nails that role.

The great leveler. And they’re terrified of it. It warms my heart.

I like seeing people. It’s already unsocial working from home.

You’re reinterpreting the comment and doing so in a way that misses the crux of their argument.

They are commenting on the cartoon being a vengeance fantasy against women. Which it is.

And they accelerate through the first 50% of a journey, flip, and decelerate the remaining 50%. I can’t name another sci-fi tackle space journeys in a realistic way like that. Everything else just treats it like air travel - pushing your way through something with drag.

People have jumped on this but it’s just an anonymous tip done through an open web form. It’s about as substantiated as writing on a bathroom wall.

Doesn’t mean it’s not true, but it’s also the weakest evidenced thing in there.

Fascinating. And thankyou for explaining some complex problems so clearly.

Surprising to hear that solid fuel rockets were the successor to liquid fuel in this particular use case. I always thought that liquid was superior, and worth the added complexity.

You may not like tiktok or use it but a lot of people do. And now it’s in the hands of a bunch of nasty bastards.

Amen. You have to stay away from that toxic commercialisation. It messes with your brain and stalls your progress in any hobby.

I think one of the best things about arts, crafts, sports, music and the like is that it has a built in resistance to that kind of commercial takeover. Having good pens will not make you better at art, good shoes won’t make you better at soccer, a fancier gym won’t give you bigger muscles. These things come from hard work, perseverance, dedication. You can’t buy skill no matter goes much money you have, I love that.

Any art or craft or sport is pretty much free when you weigh up the hours vs the outlay required.

Except skiing and motorsports. That eats money.

Classic capitalist short term thinking. China’s out competing us, better slow down the rate of technological development.

Made a deal in September, it’s gone by December.

What’s the point in even negotiating with this administration? They can’t tell their friends from their enemies.

Every time I see the names of the Xbox lineup my brain just feels tired and kinda shuts down.

I am never going to remember it.

Tutorials where they are going through stuff you 90% understand already and you just need to find that juicy remaining 10%.

When you add sugar to a dish you do it by the cupful or spoonful but when you add salt you do it by the pinch. It’s definitely true.

I think that was potassium-permanganate and sugar. It was one of the saner recipes ( who really wants to blow their face off or smoke banana skins ) with somewhat easily available ingredients.

It was legit. But the temperature window between melting the ingredients together and igniting it was very narrow. We did what your friend did, we made the smoke bomb and also set it off in one go.

Your friend must’ve been in a while ton of shit.

Yes. Seriously. And if x wants to operate in the EU then it has to follow EU law.

Consumer protection still exists and what x is doing with it’s ‘verified’ badges is just straight up deception. The only thing it verifies is that that account has paid x money.

Second, relating to transparency in advertising. Hybrid warfare is a major threat to the stability of Europe’s society, institutions and democracy. A major vector for that is propaganda carried out through Facebook and X. Both through fake users and adverts.

The EU should very much take this seriously and I’m glad that they are.

100%. Constant sane washing.

The charges are clear. https://ec.europa.eu/commission/presscorner/detail/en/ip_25_2934

Duplicating the data many times over isn’t progress.