this is one of my real pet hates, such that it's also something I really loved about Witcher III

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Kevin Hern
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Kevin Hern
U.S. RepresentativeRepublicanOklahoma District 1
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The Penny Black made mass correspondence cheap. Cheap mail supercharged 1848 nationalism. Pan-Slavism hardened Ukrainian identity. Russia spent 170 years trying to erase it. Putin's 2022 invasion was that erasure attempt. Royal Mail started it.
Would be willing to bet this is true. Royal Mail is the culprit here so anything that doesn't rely on it will have a better shot
Reposted byAlex Hern
It’s now quite hard to sustain that ex-mining, pro-Brexit, Labour-to-Reform swing seats (via levelling up) have been overlooked or forgotten by Westminster. They’ve been the axis of politics 15 years. Why it hasn’t worked is the question
This is fine as a snapshot of how things are in the place, but...what do we do?
Whatever it is will almost certainly need spending not tax cuts.
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
Today’s weird offshoot of the AI backlash is people pretending that they think no-one would ever need a personal assistant
The video didn’t load so all I could see was this and I was still like “yeah me too”
Self driving cars are almost the worst thing you can have on the road but unfortunately the worst thing is human driven cars and have you seen how many of those there are
We’ve got some real nice BYD fully electric on the streets round us
There’s a particular variety of podcast that claims to be about a topic - idk Gardening or something - and then you download the episode called “poinsettias” and it begins with a 15 minute news section where the hosts discuss all the arguments they had about politics on Twitter this week
The legal requirement to place these adverts is a meaningful chunk of local government budgets. It was a big driver behind the 00s trend of councils running their own papers, until Eric Pickles - underrated villain of the coalition - banned it
Oh no, that means no-one local read the notices, a thing that definitely would have been avoided if they’d been put in a different local paper
Reform UK-led North Northamptonshire Council has had to halt planning projects after publishing consultation notices in the wrong paper - the Northamptonshire Telegraph, which doesn’t circulate locally, instead of the Peterborough Telegraph www.holdthefrontpage.co.uk/2026/news/pl...
Where are you staying? They roll out route-by-route so it’s easy to find one if you know where to head
Has anyone who works at a self-driving car company actually called for action to keep pedestrians off the road in the UK?
Actually I, the protagonist of reality, am playing a game where it gets sunny every time I leave. You’re just the b plot provided as a comic foil, sorry
Interesting that this is close to how UK tabloids used to function.
Reposted byAlex Hern
As Ronald Reagan said, "The nine most terrifying words in the English language are: I'm from the Government, and have you considered bobsleigh."
not quite as funny as the british rowing strategy which afaict is literally just going up to tall women and saying "wanna row?"
really enjoy that the bloke who won two golds on the luge is someone who was a national level taekwondo fighter until he got injured and then a government figure stepped out the shadows and said "let me tell you about project going down a hill really fast"
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551 total votes
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| Date | Bill | Question | Position | Party Maj | Align? | Result |
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| 2025-01-03 | — | Call by States | PRESENT | — | — | Passed |
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