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What an absolute fucking shambles
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Leeds-Bradford £2.5bn tram plan delayed after government review
West Yorkshire's mayor says she is confident the trams will be running "by the end of the 2030s".
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c78vrzpzle2o
about 4 hours ago
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Daniel Knowles
about 7 hours ago
Does this to adults too
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da share z0ne
about 22 hours ago
JOKES ON US -
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Fuming
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about 14 hours ago
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Reminder that Tokyo Godfathers is a great Christmas film
1 day ago
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Jamie Oliver wants us to eat more beans, he should try not opening a Italian chain that is at best a money laundering scheme
1 day ago
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Jamie Oliver wants us to eat more beans, he should try not opening a Italian chain that is at best a money laundering scheme
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post malone ergo propter malone
2 days ago
they keep emphasizing that these are on "known narcotrafficking routes" and like, those are just route-routes. there are not special ocean highways for drugs.
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onion person
3 days ago
for those that wanted to see the clip of him being genuinely annoyed at the suggestion ai podcasts are good after he spends time glazing ai music lol
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Dave Andress
2 days ago
The social construction of "the motorist" is something that Karl Marx would have recognised immediately as containing everything that he most actively despised about the petty bourgeoisie...
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maple cocaine
3 days ago
I think the most illustrative example of why AI is so terrible are those fake animal videos. Sure, let's drain the fucking oceans to create videos of animals being funny, something you can easily experience by being near any given animal for 5 seconds
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Alan Dunne
3 days ago
These two stories are 24 hours apart and not connected in any way: New data centres will consume as much energy as the rest of the country combined š¤š¼ Household users will pay more to contribute to investments in the electricity grid
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Dr Noor Bari
3 days ago
I said āletās clean the air, wear masks and other prevention stuff to protect people from bugsā⦠Society said. āWe prefer dead kids.ā Mainly because dark money convinced people that going back to ānormalā was important, no matter how bad it was.
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In fairness, AI could not manage to make this.
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3 days ago
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Lucy chose this to watch today. Now, last me tell you there is not one scene not in North Yorkshire town Knaresborough
3 days ago
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Earth's Nearest Star, the Tom
3 days ago
Keir Starmer is not doing enough to stop teenagers from developing psychic powers.
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3 days ago
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The Library of Alexandria D'Addario
3 days ago
Just so I'm clear on this, computer memory has tripled in price because a bunch of it that hasn't been produced yet has been ordered to populate GPUs that aren't installed in data centers that aren't built yet in order to service a demand that doesn't exist to make profits that don't happen.
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Jeffrey Vagle
6 days ago
And then thereās the story about Alex Karpās not-at-all-weird interview (for lack of a better word) with Oswald Mosleyās grandson for a senior position at Palantir.
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Tell you wot lads, I wish I had a bit of formal supervision as a new consultant because there is a lot of non clinical stuff I do not know how to navigate
3 days ago
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Marie Le Conte
3 days ago
I know the shameless hypocrisy is the whole point but seeing maybe one of the single most socially conservative MPs currently in the House of Commons welcome a pornstar into his party isn't not making me feel fucking mental
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Woodo
4 days ago
Perfect no notes example of how these guys think everyone else is a 'rabbit' and they're a 'wolf', yet the minute they're left to actually fend for themselves without a digital mommy to hold their hand they become absolutely terrified of the real world and actually operating independently in it.
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Finn
4 days ago
this is so incredibly dodgy, sure am glad the BBC has promoted it so uncritically!
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
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Anglesey family home being raffled for £5 a ticket
After failing to sell the traditional way, Jennie and John Bailey decide a different approach.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c7012476713o
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Yiannis
4 days ago
The transformation of the UK economy into one where scamming each other is completely central to "making it" and openly celebrated, continues apace
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Joel Morris
4 days ago
Theyāve got to make a true-crime style film about the Salt Path scam, but also starring Gillian Anderson and Jason Isaacs.
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What a weird thing to write
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4 days ago
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Adam Bienkov
5 days ago
A reminder that when Gary Lineker was under fire a couple of years back for criticising the Conservatives while a BBC presenter, the channel said, by contrast, it was fine for Lord Sugar to repeatedly endorse the Tories because he was "free to say, as a business person, what he wants to say."
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Rachel Holdsworth
4 days ago
That the comparison is with 2020 - the lowest point in 100+ years because of Covid - implies to me that Fox News (Fox News!) has decided to gun for RFK Jr.
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Dr Dan
6 days ago
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
Amazing, no notes
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Amazon pulls AI recap from Fallout TV show after it made several mistakes
The errors included getting dialogue wrong and incorrectly claiming a scene was set 100 years earlier than it was.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c3r77j5nze5o
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Kevin Sanders
5 days ago
'Music for USB ports', quaquaquaqua.
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Finding out today that Luigi fixed civ bugs and just what lore, such lore
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5 days ago
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Ruby Quail
6 months ago
This is what happens when you donāt have Luigi Mangione working on your civilisation game
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Earth's Nearest Star, the Tom
6 days ago
If I was the pope I would declare a crusade against America. They've been getting up to some heresies over there and they've been getting away with it for too long.
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Joel Morris
5 days ago
Itās weird how thereās always moves to make fiction more āinteractiveā with different endings etc. Itās like these people have never seen the same film twice a few years apart and had a completely different reaction. All fiction is interactive. That thereās an audience is the interactive part.
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illandancient.bsky.social
6 days ago
Whilst a substantial number of Glaswegian school children have parents who weren't born in Scotland, the overall population of school children in Glasgow has shrunk by 10% since 2000. Without the children of migrants it would have shrunk by 25%.
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Alex Hope
7 days ago
Growth, yes we want growth! We just don't want the essential workers needed to make that happen in case it upsets the bigots.
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If the lynchpin striking will cause a collapse, probably best not to call them moaning Minnie's and realise they have a stronger position
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7 days ago
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the Mountain Goats
7 days ago
So many worthless features in an iPhone update, and they still wonāt do āadd speech bubbles to photographs,ā an easy feature literally everybody would love
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Man Britain has just abandoned germ theory
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Dr Duncan Robertson
7 days ago
Look. The BBC news is saying that there are an "average of 2660 *a day* in hospital beds in England". That sounds like a rate ("a day"). It's not. If the amount *in* hospital goes up 50%, that's not the same as the *rate* going up by 50%. At all.
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Thinking about beans
7 days ago
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Faine Greenwood
7 days ago
ah, the dipshit ouroboros
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MegaSlippers
8 days ago
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www.theguardian.com/food/2025/de...
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Toffee Crisp and Blue Riband no longer called āchocolateā after recipe change
NestlĆ© confectionery treats now described as being āencased in a smooth milk chocolate flavour coatingā
https://www.theguardian.com/food/2025/dec/10/toffee-crisp-blue-riband-nestle-chocolate-recipe
8 days ago
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Lilly āļø
8 days ago
Advertising copy is so embarrassing "if you love Christmas you'll love Aldi" ...what are you talking about
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AndrƔs ForgƔcs W
8 days ago
Whomp-whomp
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Also the bma are reballoting for continued strike action ATM, just gonna be a mess
8 days ago
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www.bma.org.uk/bma-media-ce...
This is a mess
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BMA to put Government offer to resident doctors in England - BMA media centre - BMA
Press release from the BMA
https://www.bma.org.uk/bma-media-centre/bma-to-put-government-offer-to-resident-doctors-in-england
8 days ago
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