Norway’s fault for choosing the wrong recipient for the Peace Prize. /s

Cyberpunk 2077. I played that game all the way through three times but lost the love for it when they completely reworked the talents for the DLC. I just couldn’t get back into it after that.

Unfortunately you can do damage after release so you’d need to be careful applying updates too.

They still make reasonably sized and priced cars for the UK market.

It can’t though can it? It’s an ad delivery platform and its business model is to keep people watching ads just like all the other ad delivery platforms masquerading as social media.

This isn’t that though. This is the state choosing to use different software themselves. They aren’t forcing them on anyone else.

I’m pretty sure that Amazon also says that you can’t sell things on Amazon for more than you sell the same item elsewhere.

I’ve certainly seen a video claiming that.

The Board of Peace stinks to high heaven but the fact that Trump (not POTUS) is the chairman for life and is the only one who can choose his successor makes it irredeemably broken in my mind.

I don’t need it either but the home automation guys often want to do things that I don’t understand and detecting when an appliance has finished its job is one of them.

Some people would like the feature where they are notified that the job is finished but don’t want to allow it to connect to the manufacturer. That would be possible if you could get one that uses Thread over Matter.

Most people either don’t care about the feature or don’t care about their privacy so it’s a real niche market.

So are Facebook and WhatsApp. If you’ve never used either of them they definitely know who you know and have a data entry with connections ready for you to claim if you do sign up to them.

I don’t think that the French government will make money from the World Cup hosted in Canada, Mexico and the US.

I always thought that it would be funny for a country to add an additional tariff onto items that they sell as retaliation to Trump putting a tariff on them.

They weren’t trophies but I liked the challenges for Titanfall 1 that allowed you to ascend to the next level.

They were mainly using different weapons that I probably wouldn’t have tried because they didn’t seem as good as the easier to use weapons.

Look after yourself and good luck.

Mine is similar to yours in that it’s when I come back to a game after a while. My problem is that the difficulty of the game has increased in line with where I am but I’ve forgotten the moves.

But I don’t think that’s a major factor. The UK always had special privileges within the EU and was probably just the most susceptible major country for the idea of leaving.

This is what is frustrating to me. There were always loads of news articles saying how the EU were making us do something or preventing us from doing something else. They ignored the fact that the UK was involved in all of those decisions and had a greater influence over them than many other EU member states.

Yeah.

I’m absolutely sure that we’d have had the same response if we were still in the EU.

We’re just doing as we’ve always done.

This isn’t the same.

They were legally required to charge VAT on the whole fare but they found a loophole which passes the commitment onto their drivers.

It requires a unilateral change to every driver’s contract which is a serious abuse of the power difference in the employer/ employee relationship. This is only allowed due to another legal loophole which enables them to dodge employer commitments by claiming that they aren’t employees.

They do exhibit behaviours that make it seem like they have self preservation instincts. Presumably because they have been trained on stories (fictional and factual) where people do the same.

For example researchers testing AIs set up one scenario where the AI has access to all the company emails and found some saying that it was being replaced along with some providing evidence that the staff member who had made that decision was cheating on his wife. Apparently a large proportion of the time the AI decided to blackmail to prevent it from being turned off.