Here are some servers.

They should direct their concerns to the source of the issue - the ones that put UK in this predicament.

Name the company that allows this. Everybody else would like to know who the offender is.

The printer company is called Procolored.

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He was probably smoking a cigarette and it caused the incident. Did the general fly out the window, as is Russian tradition?

Did he finally learn who invaded Ukraine, or was he blissfully unaware until his last moments?

Edit: adding /s just in case

Voyager is created by a single person - Alexander Harding. Github lists him as the main contributor, with 58 other people helping. You can sponsor the project on GitHub, Liberapay or Patronite.

Imagine you’re manufacturing an end product that contains 10% of parts that are under tariffs. Your end cost goes up by 10% of that tariff value, i.e. by 24,5% in this case.

No, but they think they are above the law.

I don’t think stupidity is the driver here. This is all very deliberate.

Simply buying VIX will work too.

I was with you until you mixed nuclear into the post. Chernobyl was a series of human errors and bad decisions. We need nuclear to fix our energy issues and slapping the name onto a separate issue is dishonest and makes me doubt your intentions.

Thanks, it means cheaper cars for the rest of us.

We should start by subsidizing plant based materials instead of oil based. We’re literary paying extra to make more plastic.

Right! This calls for immediate discussion! /s

One of the inner engines had a visible outgassing pointing to structural failure in the engine itself. This was followed briefly by an engine explosion. No reasonable fire suppression system can handle an event this size. The best way to address this is detecting it early and running an emergency shutdown of the valves on the supply lines.

This differs from the standard format for EOP emails, which typically include the staffer’s full first and last name.

No surprise here.

I don’t think Russia had to pay anything.

What is this strange thing resembling journalism?