Which is not at all difficult to achieve flying out of an airport you're familiar with

Loads of vegetables are "actually" fruit! Courgettes, aubergines, peppers, squashes, and plenty others. Never understood why tomatoes always get singled out.

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Dualsense sticks have started drifting

It is made up but by pretty much pure coincidence happens to correspond pretty well to evidence-based recommendations for daily exercise.

I thought the UK was bad but it looks like the Canadians suffer from a much worse version of this

Many such cases

Thanks Tony and Bill for solving everything for us. I wonder were any Irish people involved?

Yeah honestly of all of the ownership models in English football these days it's clearly one of the most benign.

Also while Wrexham did just buy their first few promotions, they don't now have an especially large budget by Championship standards. They wouldn't have gotten this far if the club wasn't genuinely well run.

They mightn't do insolence but LLMs very much do demonstrate laziness. Pretty common to insist they can't do a task they in fact are fully capable of.

OK, it might be an awful, borderline fraudlent company. But is the beer good?

It sure isn't.

Kind of depends where you're going. In some places you can just wander in anywhere and you'll be fine, in others you really do need to do some research. But anything is going to be better than what this guy was doing which was rushing around like crazy between Instagram hotspots.

Choosing to actually *live* in a geopolitical hotspot is another matter entirely however

The big gulf airports handle 150m+ passengers a year and this is the first major disruption in decades so the risk associated with connecting through there is low by any reasonable standard

Alternatively you could try planning well instead of badly

The notion of a "registered Democrat" is so insane in took me years before I could believe it was a real thing.

AI Mistakes Are Infuriating Gamers as Developers Seek Savings Games and AI, seemingly a perfect match, are off to a rocky start

Bloomberg out here finally catching up to what we’ve been saying for ages: that genAI isn’t helping the game industry (with quotes from my colleague @liamdeane.bsky.social)

When was the last time the IRFU decided to end a coach's contract without their hand being forced by either results or the coach walking away? Gatland?

Keep extending forever until forced to do otherwise is just what they do.

Unfortunately 6,980 of those are deluxe editions discounted to a slightly higher price than the base game

Depends on your gate. The surprisingly good Irish pub is right on the D gate pier and the little holding pen where they have the EastJet flights has a reasonable bar. Lots of the gates are a long way from a decent drink though.

Changi is a wildly overrated airport for anything other than a long layover. If you're flying direct to Singapore or have a short connection you don't see any of the fancy amenities and it's totally unexceptional.

I honestly think this might be a case of unimaginative humans starting to copy the AI writing style.

Sure, some of the goals are better than others but the common idea is that you can solve problems by just declaring the problem illegal

This whole kind of thinking is very Dutch - the idea that you can create a numerical limit on something you don't like and then get a court ruling that reality must comply with the number you made up. See also: Schiphol flight cap, nitrogen, etc.

Equipment needed to cook rice:

1. a pot
2. there is no 2

This cargo cult American """Marxism""" stuff has always been the most Protestant-ass movement imaginable

If only there was some way of generalising this system to all medical bills

You can just not do the second part. Individual tax returns are like gerrymandering, something some counties have decided to accept but you can just choose not to have.

It's funny that this is the model that Americans think is good when by European standards it's actually pretty annoying. In the UK hardly anyone ever even sees a tax return unless they're self-employed. Everything is just deducted at source.