Sounds like a new game to play instead of knock-door-run for the kids. Hilarity ensues.

I said this to myself. Tapped comments. Not disappointed.

UK conservatives at the time were split regarding Brexit. They put the vote out to the public and the conservative party campaigned to stay possibly naively expecting the vote to be in their favour.

I use boost. I find sometimes videos don’t show but other than that it’s been good.

Using this tool https://federation-checker.vercel.app/

I don’t recognise any of the instances that are blocking .ml

Who is “he”?

I don’t think Crowdstrike are nearly as large as half.

Crowdstrike. I don’t think that fits the “single point of failure” part.

That’s a strange response. Why not show some examples rather than being so vague?

Future generations will look back on the pre apocalypse population and call us sleep walkers. I know, as I’m one of them. Life is difficult enough already without jeopardising my freedom as the only way to change our course is violence at this point.

Wasn’t expecting this answer. Can you elaborate?

* if you purchase the budget version.

I didn’t know you were rewarded for holding an item.

Is this about Windows Home edition? I don’t need to do anything hacky to get a local account but I also don’t use Home edition.

It won’t. This is for 99% of users with their Google enabled devices. It’s still shit and it will effect the 1% indirectly by the reduction of available software outside the play store.

Pop

Ignore me. I accidentally tapped comments on the wrong article and got very confused.

Absolutely yes, if it wasn’t for the buses we would never go again.

The first time we went, we had a normal push wheel chair. The walk from our hotel to the Louvre was about 25 minutes. But Paris is so damn hilly. I was dieing from pushing my wife around. We would turn a corner to find the path ends with a set of stairs so I groan and we turn around to find another route.

Then we saw a bus turn up, lower itself down to meet the curb and a solo wheel chair user ride on. This changed everything and allowed us to enjoy the rest of the trip without killing me.

My wife uses a power chair (cerebral palsy) and we love going to Amsterdam as it’s so easy to ride around.

Paris is also very good for disabled visitors but for a different reason: a great bus network that supports chairs (but the metro is gated by stairs)

There aren’t enough disability scooters