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Seriously, you need to learn a little about company formations, especially Articles and Memorandum.

And you'd almost certainly be wrong. The subscribers to The Guardian, worldwide, value its quality reporting where most other newspapers are beholden to the interests of their owners.

The last paragraph of the article would be worth re-reading. It clearly states that the way the issue with UK laws were mitigated was by publishing jointly with The New York Times. No one was thrown under a bus.

5% is a significant percentage.

Good grief, Kaczynski is on there. Bjork, however, is fourth in the list and I'm fairly certain she wasn't involved!

Don't be shy of identifying as an anarchist. You'd be in good company: https://simple.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_anarchists

Semantic Police calling. Books are also media.

Also, "Teams of engineers you see come from top outsourcing agencies of Eastern Europe and Latin America, known for employing top quality local talent and offering much lower rates than those in the US or UK."

In which case the Equifax score would have been dropped anyway. So the lender isn't in any worse position.

I sympathise with the BBC as it must be hard finding people who are both articulate enough to appear and coherent when defending Brexit.

Also available as a Docker container: https://hub.docker.com/r/wtfutil/wtf

The releases include Linux binaries: https://github.com/wtfutil/wtf/releases

That's worth knowing. Also, as a long-term subscriber to A&A for home/business I can recommend them as being very good as an ISP, too.

That seems unlikely as in most (all?) cases those are discriminatory policies and quite illegal.

PLC stands for Public Limited Company. A company is not a corporation.

You perhaps don't understand that the Articles and Memorandum of a Limited Company can define a very different model to what you are thinking. They are a trust, the Scott Trust.

"Support non-corporate media"? Are you suggesting The Guardian is a corporation? (They are a trust.) Ah, your comment history shows you are waging a vendetta.

Here's a more enjoyable review from The Guardian: https://www.theguardian.com/books/2019/may/29/fully-automate...

By enjoyable I mean less po-faced.

Older family members of mine, who are conservative, have this knee-jerk response that it's valuable but there's no downside. As they lack critical thinking skills when they are challenged to suggest the value of this data to bad actors they will brush it off with an, "I can't think of any." Then if pushed they will really not be able to think of the possible consequences.

They all have the vote. They believe what they are told by people like them. They're uneducatable. I think they may be more that 13%!

Indeed, there's a few on Docker Hub, just to make it even easier to get started.

https://hub.docker.com/r/yegle/fava/dockerfile

Prudent is macos only. Unfortunately, like a few others, I'm currently migrating away from Macs.

Wow, Thomas Midgley, Jr. died from his own Heath Robinson contraption for lifting him out of bed but not before he put lead into petrol and created CFCs. Should have done those the other way around and saved us all a whole lot of grief.

I've just switched from a MacBook Pro 2011 15" to a Thinkpad X1 Extreme 15". I've been putting off making a decision for quite a while, hoping Apple would sort out the horrifying keyboard issues.

The difference in price between macs and windows back in 2011 wasn't as great as it is now and that really made my toes curl when I spec'd out the next machine. I've 32GB of memory in the X1 and I can boost that later to 64GB which, as a software developer, lets me run a lot of VMs and Docker containers. The trackpad may be no match but the keyboard is much better. The X1 is really quite sleek so I don't feel I'm losing too much of the great Apple design aesthetic.

I'd still prefer a mac but right now I can't wait around for them to sort out their issues.

I use both, usually Windows during the day at the client site and macos at home and for side projects. I use the same tools, like vscode with vim keybindings, and work almost entirely from the keyboard, using the win key or cmd-spbr for app launching. Switching isn't much of a problem when you are writing software.

Installing cmder, which runs over ConEmu, gives you a really nice terminal with lots of configurability.

Except for that time they weren't! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jayson_Blair

Not sure if you were trying to make a point about China having a greater output than European contries but you missed the USA: 16.5 (metric tons per capita).

Given the UK government's terrible record of really awful legislation, much of it illegal itself (e.g. the recent attempts to whitewash [pollution][0]) it seems the outcome will be more rubbish legislation, if anything at all.

[0]: https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2018/feb/21/high-cou...

Rock climbing is [citation needed, as they say] one of the easiest activities in which to attain flow.

It's an all body activity. It requires a host of tiny techniques that are best learnt by doing. It takes practice. To perform well requires a calm mind, even when the consequences of failure are evident which naturally triggers a disturbed mind.

Why, has Manafort denied it? Oh, wait, that Paul Manafort. Man of his word, he is.