@astro_huntsman I find most of my simulations crash about 30s seconds after I smugly leave for the pub on a Friday, buoyed with the complacent knowledge that although I may be about to get drunk, my simulations will carry on working for me throughout the weekend. Sigh
@markmccaughrean@TMegadeath Wait a minute: Mark, you were once 9? Next you’ll be saying that this involved actually short trousers. In this troubled world, that really has cheered me up :-)
@telescoper I was on Chloroquine and Proguanil. One of them tasted so bad you had to throw it in the air and gulp it down, praying it didn’t touch the sides... don’t know which one...
@adribuller @dpcarrington Perhaps I missed something, but I found no mention of population density in the original journal article for the European study. Kinda makes you wonder whether they considered that
"When university staff strike, they will be abandoning their lecture rooms and desks for a far greater cause than their own justified grievances. It is a battle that will help determine not just the future of our imperilled universities but our society and culture with it."
Number of NHS malnutrition cases:
2009: 2,893
2019: 8,537
Number of foodbank parcels given:
2009: 40,000
2019: 1,600,000
Number of homeless children:
2009: 71,460
2019: 135,000
It doesn’t and shouldn’t have to be this way in the 5th richest country on Earth.
Today @BorisJohnson lied to the BBC, claiming child poverty had gone down.
In fact, it’s gone up every year since 2010. Now, a staggering 4.1 million British children live in poverty.
A government allowing this is disgusting.
A prime minister lying about it is inexcusable.