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I wonder if his name tipped the balance when they were choosing the right person for the job. Maybe it did.
Nintendo boss Doug Bowser explains the $80 price for ‘Mario Kart World’
‘I thought I was going to die – and it was so freeing’: Blink-182’s Mark Hoppus on stardom, breakups and surviving cancer
JohnSmith and NotJohnSmith taking different sides of the argument, lol.
Anyway I like the BBC. I don't blindly trust it, because I read other sources too, like Sky News, The Guardian, and others. But I think the BBC is very good. And I definitely don't think it suffers from the sort of government control that RT does. There's a difference between government-owned and government-controlled.
The Register is a British tech news website. It's like if The Verge was even more techy, more sarcastic, and cared less about being trendy. I like it and read it sometimes.
The Register also has a few connected sites that cover different tech specialities. E.g. DevClass which focuses on news in the software development world.
How has your week been?
Yeah that's pretty much what I read about the race. Hopefully Norris or Piastri can win the championship this year. I'd also be happy if Russell won it although that's probably not likely.
Jupiter, the emperor of Europe...
How has your week been?
I'm definitely glad we have sunnier weather now, and yeah I think it improves my mood as well.
I didn't watch the F1 but I saw the result. If Norris had been on pole I might have watched it. I just hope somebody new wins the championship this year.
Ah okay. It looks like some people believe the summary is AI-generated though because six people (at the time of me writing this) have upvoted the comment claiming the summary is AI-generated. I really did write it myself though.
Some people do seem to hate summer. I really like it though, definitely my favourite season. I can wear a t-shirt and shorts outside, instead of putting on tons of clothes just so I don't freeze to death.
Maybe I wrote it in a matter-of-fact way. It's just a long article so I thought I'd explain the gist of it.
Murdoch doesn't own Sky anymore. For a few years now, Sky has been owned by Comcast, the American conglomerate that owns NBC and Universal Pictures.
What bias do you think it shows? If it was biased in favour of Sir Keir then it probably wouldn't mention the policy shifts that he has taken over the last 5 years. Or it would at least try to spin those policy shifts.
I wrote the summary myself, I didn't use AI for it.
Highs and lows of Five-Year Keir: The PM's journey from Doughty Street to Downing Street
That would be great. "Get tae fuck ya wee bawbag" (I think that's the kind of thing Scots say)
Unfortunately I think they'll stick with the USA
How chaotic gang of British 'geeks' launched one of most lucrative gaming franchises of all time
True. There are definitely more praiseworthy things than not pissing for 25 hours.
But still I think it's rare to see a mainstream politician show such commitment.
The article says he didn't wear a diaper:
A rep for Booker confirmed to TMZ that he did not wear a diaper during his speech.
I had some good male teachers. The ones who weren't so good were easily angered and lashed out at the class. The ones who I much preferred knew how to lay down rules and get the respect of the class.
I looked at Lemmy.world initially because it's the biggest server, but I signed up for Feddit.uk because I can see UK-related content in one place by viewing "local" posts on the home page ("local" just shows posts from your server, and "all" shows posts from across all Lemmy servers).
If I signed up for Lemmy.world then I wouldn't have that feed of just UK content when I want it. Instead I'd have to visit each UK-related community separately, I guess.
Tankies are going to be upset, because according to them, Democrats are just as bad as Republicans.
You could say Germany isn't unique though. The US is also split between those who want to be friendly with Russia (Republicans) and those who don't (Democrats).
With Germany I guess Merkel believed that business ties with Russia would persuade Russia to not threaten Europe, but now that theory has been disproven, so Germans seem to be more supportive of the idea of cutting ties with Russia and boosting Germany's defence spending.
It's odd that the article title says "majority of Europeans" when the article itself makes clear that only some western European countries were surveyed. So I thought people should know that.
Yeah I thought that. This is probably just Trump's attempt to appear "neutral" when he isn't actually neutral.
Bluesky made more money selling T-shirts mocking Mark Zuckerberg in one day than it has in two years of selling custom domains
Hamilton hits out at ‘yapping’ critics after sprint race success at Chinese GP
