I don’t think Israelis are getting a very neutral view of the war from their media.

My daughter’s #2. She’s also trying to do ballet in a pink dress right now.

It’s says you’ll have to register online but I don’t think you can do it yet. They’ve only just been told to do this.

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I tried this and had limited success. Then I just got a wireless charger and it’s fine now.

There was obviously something going on. I read somewhere that there was an organised social media campaign to get them to the top but that was just a comment on here I think, but also the most plausible reason.

The latest YouGov poll I could find put UK support for Israel at 10% yet somehow they were number one in the public votes. If you mention this in some Israeli discussion board they call you a conspiracist. I guess they’ve got a media machine over there making them think the whole world is behind them.

It’s on Linux too if anyone’s interested. I was playing it yesterday.

I find that the docs usually consist of a quick start guide covering some ultra tight scenario that doesn’t apply to most people, and reference material that’s just some total brain dump of every possible command without any kind of context.

I like how they say that viewers pay as much attention to the adverts as they do to the content.

Wouldn’t you just buy a TV at this point? Who needs a computer monitor without a computer?

I feel like KDE really spread themselves too thin.

Are car dealerships supposed to be stocked with unsold vehicles?

I’m from the UK and in my 40s. I got shown a video about genitalia at primary school when I was about 10. Then we got taught it several times until we left school, often about masturbation or safe sex. All from a pretty serious educational kind of perspective, not demonising it or anything. Largely saying that masturbation is normal and that you should have sex safely. I remember some weird video where they talked about masturbating by twisting your penis rather than the usual motion.

When we were watching it on BBC there was clearly something going on, but everything you heard was cheers. There were patches when it was very quiet and it just sounded different. When it ended Graham Norton said “I don’t know what you’re hearing at home but the reaction in the hall is very mixed”.

He claimed on Fox News that the China deal had to be done because China was about to crumble without the US.

British TV doesn’t have too many adverts, I don’t think. At least not compared to other countries. It helps that we have the BBC because if any of the other channels push their luck they know you can just watch something on the BBC channels without any adverts at all.

I remember being in American and watching a sitcom; they showed a 30 second intro skit and then they showed the opening credits, then went straight into the first ad break. I don’t think it went five minutes without ade.

Maybe let them know how many people skipped their question?

Turtles in Time is an odd choice. I played it and competed it (basically every time I played it) and the only thing I remember about it is the bit where you have to throw henchmen at the screen (or something like that).

This is fine, it’s no different than when a website warns you that you’re clicking a link that takes you off the site. It gives them legal protection and stops you getting scammed.

If you want non-American crisps KP Snacks are made by a UK company which is owned by a German company. Basically everything they make is good. I think the potatoes at least are grown in the UK.

Crunchips are German? I’ve seen them in quite a few other countries and they’re good as well.