That’s cheaper than any of beringer’s copies.

If you can’t afford that consider used or stick to software.

I find they way that Peter Kyle and Jess Philips have dismissed privacy concerns about online surveillance particularly condescending.

Come the next general election they are going to be paid back for this.

(Oh, and I appreciate Signal speaking up and have just donated to them again for doing so).

Their Pocket Operators are pretty cheap and accessible.

It's the difference between helping your Uncle Jack off a horse and helping your uncle jack off a horse.

This headline makes it sound like the IT systems of a cosmetic surgeon have been attacked by poultry.

Knife crime is generally an order of magnatude lower than many US cities I'd also be happy to visit.

It's higher than the rest of the UK but then it is a big city.

(I live in a very rural and crime free part of the UK but love visiting London).

https://observer.co.uk/news/national/article/the-image-of-la...

You’ll get some shit like one big “agree to all” button and 200 small opt-out buttons that reset weekly.

That’s also true for many states that don’t have the same coverage of CCTV and total lack of privacy.

These are NOT two sides of the same coin.

"Nasty wounds" like their hands tied behind their backs and a hole in the back of their skull? That kind of thing?

That sounds like the definition of a war crime to me.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bucha_massacre

Russia has never asked for a land deal. They started the war and their goal has always been the total destruction of Ukraine and the enslavement of the people.

Where they’ve pulled back from occupied areas they’ve mass civilian graves and bodies with signs of torture.

Those same C and C++ libraries can be just as easily be called from other languages like ruby.

The shells themselves also support vi binding.

Outside of the terminal tools like Vimium add support to browsers and many other interfaces.

I'm always left with the impression that they wouldn't give a shit if they weren't affecting women.

I don’t get why the training process doesn’t count as any other form of transformation but then I’m not a lawyer.

They’ve wanted total surveillance for quite a while. Now politicians and billionaires are talking about making it happen.

In case of Nissan they’ve claimed they don’t really want to sell information on customer sexuality to advertisers.

If that’s really the case they should stop claiming that unnecessary right.

It makes them look pretty sinister as it stands.