Considering the number of cases due to the Malicious Communications Act, weaponised for hurty words (12000 and counting), which one is more likely?

*X-Files theme music intensifies*

I was thinking of Spock's Brain: https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fmemory-alpha.fandom.co...

"Spock suggests that the intent to restore his brain might be impractical; he would trust McCoy to remove a splinter or lance a boil, but the knowledge to replace his brain does not exist in the universe."

I got the DVDs thinking they'd be better quality. I was disappointed that my PAL VHS copies were the best quality until the latest transfer Amazon streamed.

I have a watch that powered by one of those.

Seems like there need to be some "Blade Runners" taking these cameras down.
To those who say there is no expectation of privacy, there is also no expectation of blanket covert surveillance.
"Oh, but it isn't covert. You can clearly see the cameras" They are supposed to be monitoring t vehicles. Who do you approach to FOIA the footage taken of you?

You use AI in the hiring process, you're dead to me.
Remember, a candidate also interviews you and your company. If you think it is a one-way process, you just failed the interview.

That's why I drive a manual. Bump starting costs nothing but a spot of exercise. Not even that if I'm on a slope.

No, they took 6 months to publicise the event.
However, they still took over a week to disclose the breach to appropriate bodies, which I'm sure is 5 days more than it should have been. At least, that's what the law is in UK.

Because in UK, a man was a parent doing what parents should do and tracked down and rescued his kidnapped daughter from a house where she was being held by a rape gang while police refused to do anything and then got arrested by same said police for assaulting one of the rapists during the rescue.

Just like stockbrokers when some new way of queering the pitch doesn't benefit them, they go running to Mom and Dad squealing "S'not fair!'

You really mean "wrought havoc". Just adding 'ed' on the end of a verb to make a past participle is lazy, particularly when one already exists.

Licence all the old soaps: Sons and Daughters, The Young Doctors, etc.. Hell, go for broke and add in The Sullivan's. It can be just like the 80s in UK all over again!

There's enough Prisoner: Cell Block H to probably cover 7.5% on its own. Then there's Neighbours along with Home and Away...

Doesn't help when:
1. us-east-1 is the default region
2. Customers blithely accept the default instead of taking 5s to consider if that is the most appropriate one based on their location. Chances are high that it isn't.

/r/electronsgonewild, the subreddit you never knew you needed