Old one was cool https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/London_Bridge#1209

Was the old old London bridge the cool Tudor one that the burnt down in the nursery rhyme?

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Reform voters in 10 years time if they win the next election.

I guess it depends on how 50/50 works whether that’s possible or not. Does it remove two wrong answers or does it leave you with one right and one wrong answer? Is light a wave or a particle? We’re getting into Schrödinger lifeline territory now.

Use a 50/50 life line to remove two of the wrong answers and break the logic loop.

Dude clearly works for the royal mail

Yes, because 9 year olds will have the sense to do that.

Can’t be that starving, otherwise she’d have eaten the too cold porridge, the just right porridge, then gone back to the too hot porridge now that it had a chance to cool down.

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They don’t care and we don’t care about them

While overall poverty rates have improved considerably in recent decades, several individual countries have experienced a rise in poverty. As previously mentioned, 696 million people still live in extreme poverty, surviving on less than $1.90 (INT) per day

https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/poverty-rate-by-country

He could just gift all of those people $1400 each which would keep them above the poverty line for two years and still have a shit load of money for himself.

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I’m British, I’m 5 foot 10, 76kg. I buy my petrol in litres but measure the fuel efficiency in mpg. If I want to measure a short distance (other than my height) it’ll be in mm, cm and meters, up to about half a mile. I think I buy my beer in pints but unless it’s at a pub it’s probably actually 500ml. Milk again I think is in but it’s almost always 500mm, 1 litre etc.

When I cook everything is metric, at least, unless I have a stupid American recipe then I’ll have to find an old teacup.

At least temperature is always Celsius, unless my mum is telling me about the Daily Express headline weather warning, then I have to remind myself that she’s not telling me my blood will literally start boiling next week.

Fair. Something tighter though, no? Secondhand is always the way to go for keeping cost down.

Do you or is it just gas?

Cheaper than any other way of eating. Single McDonald’s for me and my partner costs the same as 4 to 5 home cooked meals.

the “trucks” in your example are the users computers/phones.

No it’s the packets being sent from the 4chan server.

Stopping every single packet (or in the real world truck) to check it isn’t feasible, do that and you get 20 mile queues up the m20 (and the digital version of that). Plus any government trying to so it like that would get accused of tax payers money due to the insane amount of resources that would be needed.

Placing the responsibility on the company makes sense, so does issuing penalties for non compliance. The company that has a fine issued against them can of course ignore it if they’re set up outside the country that issues the fine. But they should then expect the country issuing the fine to escalate. If they don’t pay and don’t comply they can expect to have any assets in the uk seized and eventually get blocked from operating entirely. And probably have any executives arrested of they enter the country. Ofcom can’t just jump to getting a court order though because they need to be fair and give 4chan a chance to comply if they want to.

The problem with the online safety act is that it exists at all, and that they expect people to use third party authentication services many of which are operating from countries with poor data protection regulations. That said, as iit does exist the logic of saying that companies are the ones responsible for what people access from their servers does make sense.