Which gives superficial comfort as it gives scant protection from how aggregate data is used to upend democracy.
Wonder if the BBC will describe the much higher number of daily murders in Gaza as waves of executions?
"Chinese authorities have far-reaching access rights to personal data within the sphere of influence of Chinese companies," she added.
And that's different to American companies how? None of this climate of data harvesting is currently good for us.
Temples of Ur!!! Obviously it's been Uranium all this time.
What is it with racist settler colonists that they love their triumphalist parades so much? Are they just bad people?
I had my first DRE a few months ago. It felt like the Dr thought my butthole was a dog's mouth with a piece of chocolate in it.
It's probably some derivative of the maratime slang pipe-down.
Pipe down: A boatswain or ‘bosun’ was a ship’s officer who was, amongst other duties, in charge of the crew. He would issue different orders to crew members by changing the sound patterns blown on his 'call', a sort of high-pitched whistle.
'Pipe down' was the last order of the day for off-duty crew to stop talking, settle down or go to bed. Today, the phrase 'pipe down' is still used to tell someone to be quiet.
If an officer is piping orders the expectation would be for you to pay attention.
The second world war and its huge naval population probably brought the much older term into American slang.
So the title should say that right wing and centrist sources are less factual than left wing ones.
That's uh...what she said?
Well put.
A general strike is your only hand. So start prepping for that.
My partner would have been haggling that vendor down to a £1.
This is the big problem with centrist media fact checkers: paltering doesn't count towards the tallying of deceptions.
Those are my questions! Give me back my questions!
It's a great story.
My grandad was a captain in the British army. He took part in the invasion and push up through Italy. He told us about the nightmare of trying to take Monte Cassino. He got put in jail (for a very short time) for punching an officer who was screaming in his face in the middle of a battle insisting that he order his men into a certain death situation. He was of the opinion that if you ever met a WWII vet that hadden't spend some time locked up for insubordination they were of low character.


I done goofed up. I hit the 'block user' option instead of the 'go to user' option (need glasses) and I can't now find an option to unblock them. Is there one?