@tanujDE3180 Also - With A, how are you going to implement Archive User, Disable User, Enable User? Restful Verbs are great until you put the book down and start doing real work.
The first novel I ever loved was the survival classic Hatchet, but recently I’ve learned that a *lot* of women despise this book, and see it is as something they were forced to read in school to entice the idiot illiterate boys in their English class. I dove into that tension!
Given the current economic climate, the majority of cafes in the UK are probably technically non-profit. Why would you even advertise yourself as that.
Adaeze's nursery sends photographs of the kids to parents on a regular basis, but mother and grandmother have started wondering why this be allowed. It seems like an overreaction to me, but not my baby, so...
Isn't it weird that people are increasingly perturbed by photos of groups of infants, but schools still do class photos? I predict we're going to see class photos become an anachronism.
Like the hatching of cicada or the emergence of el Nino, we seem to be heading towards a rare but regular "burning of the celebrities". Time for old scores to be settled and the new guard to emerge blinking and cleansed into the sunlight of adulation.
"[W]e need a cultural reckoning. It’s time to turn the spotlight on every Oxbridge muppet who fell for the grift of a man whose only skill was stringing together five-syllable adjectives in a chimney-sweep accent. [...]
The BBC lapped up his drivel like a cat at milk. He was hardly ever off Newsnight, chewing the cud [...] about ‘revolution’"
https://t.co/rnTO8N6r6g
When you look at Owen Jones, Helen Lewis, George Monbiot, you get the feeling that Lewis is the only one who stands any chance of being introspective about her role in publicising Brand, yet is also the most likely to be demonised for it. Owen Jones and Monbiot are going to make stupid excuses and they'll be off the hook by the time they write their next stupid think-pieces for the Guardian.
With the odd exception, the entire country idolised Russell Brand back in the 2010's. They loved his womanising, they loved him for his intellectual prowess. His "Booky Wook" was a Christmas best seller. He was forgiven for his transgressions, from dressing up as Osama Bin Laden on the day after 9/11, to Sachsgate and the dating of a 16 year old Pixie Geldof when he was 33. He was courted by politicians like Ed Milliband, and was friends with most of the comedy circuit. When he gets out of prison, his oratory skills and charisma is going to see him stay just as beloved and famous.
Great to join the protest in Leeds against the proposed new AI data centre.
There's huge concerns about the impact of these centres on the environment, infrastructure and people's lives.
I've tabled a Parliamentary Motion calling for a national moratorium on new AI data centres.
@xhogxsqueezex@Normidev69560@TheOmniLiberal Anyone who had spent more than ten minutes with Muslims and Indians knows the truth of this. Doesn't matter that Medhi is Indian. You're either extremely naive or you're just splitting hairs to be awkward.