@JamieB171920@fesshole In the UK all domestic appliance plugs have an in-built fuse. Technically the fuse is in the connector which plugs into the wall socket rather than within the kettle body per se but, idiomatically, one refers to the fuse as being "in" the appliance even if it is in the plug.
@romfordgeeza@SteBel14@anon_opin It's the focused 1-on-2 teaching which is a notable particularity of Oxford and Cambridge and which may be missing. It can already be a stretch finding supervisors/tutors for the students physically present let alone a remote cohort.
@PhilRodgers Thanks, Phil. Most interesting. FYI, there appears to be a small typo in the final paragraph: "At the time of publication, there are ja couple of weeks of the election campaign remaining."
@jstanton8869@TomMcTague A fuller breakdown is available in the data linked at https://t.co/R520lhs548. "Undecided" is how "Don't Know" is spelled in this case.
@jstanton8869@BritainElects This is a prediction, not a poll so DKs are N/A. Even so, since you like asking this question, the DKs - if featured in the headline result, should be in the full data. As per the rules of disclosure (https://t.co/fdwG1OqNPp) changes in how DKs are handled must be reported. HTH
@rwhb2 Google Cloud has some pretty in-depth tools to let one know one's Carbon Footprint (https://t.co/Ut0tX2i4bq). All of Google Cloud is carbon neutral but that tool's pretty useful if one's looking to migrate infrastructure to be as *zero*-carbon as possible.
@invisiblePhill@Google@googlemaps@GoogleTranslatr I use 1password for TOTP after migrating away from Google authenticator. It also has support for passkeys now which is functionality beyond Authenticator. It's pay-for software but well worth it IMO.
We've been testing a feature to highlight the best moments of BBC coverage, from #glastonbury2023 to #Wimbledon to PMQs. Our senior engineer @ben_nuttall spoke at @PyConUK about how we took this from prototype to audience-facing trials. Watch it here: https://t.co/ZOGsjq2889
@FoxtonRox @anon_opin If you're desperate to introduce artificial discontinuities into the acceleration curve then Toyota have you covered: one of their EVs simulates the manual gearbox lurch if you must have the fun :).