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It depends on the station.

The BBC often does as you say and even if the interview is down a phone line they will play a record. Some shows have the musicians playing live. Other UK stations do similar.

I have just switched from Orion to Vivaldi partially as it seems to use less memory.

I suspect this is because I use several profiles amd each one in Orion is in effect a copy of the whole Orion browser whilst in Vivaldi less things a re duplicated. Or possibly my style of when to close things works better wehn an app has many profiles like Vivaldo or Safari rather than each profile is an app like Orion or Firefox.

What thin bicycle tires - they are much thicker than normal.

However yes they are a problem.

Depends where you are. I am in Southern England.

Strawberries are available year round - we get them from Morocco and Spain outside the summer. They do taste differently and during the off season are less reliably red all over.

Thus I will buy them only in the Summer.

Prices also change over the year.

Anything that involves humans will have corruption.

Society needs somethings to try to stop corruption wehther government rules or non government actions.

Under pure capitalism what stops this?

It has been tried but long ago.

The last member of the House of Lords to be PM was Lord Salisbury in 1900.

As noted Alec Douglas-Hume had to leave the House of Lords in 1963 and get elected as a MP.

The previous attempt would have been Lord Halifax in 1940 but by then it was clear the PM had to be from the Commons.

The age for shingles vaccine in the UK under the NHS (so free) is 65.

Of course I got shingles when I was 64. Caught early and got anti-virals and had no lasting effects.

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There is a great difference between immutable and difficult to change.

Do you want to be in a US without the Fourteenth Amendment?

Actually it strictly immutable without any of the Amendments, no 1st, 2nd etc.

No that does not fix the issue.

If you have capital rather than income then this is still better for you.

e.g. a retiree has capital but not income and for someone like Musk will have plenty of capital but proportionally much ledd income as that will be the best way to avoid tax.

The British also had a brewery on a ship for use in the Pacific https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HMS_Menestheus

The British did better

Put beer into drop tanks on Spitfires

https://planehistoria.com/flying-pubs-spitfires-flew-beer-to...

In this case how have people got power it seems that Trump has all the power here

But the latter mindset from companies was a main reason why personal computing took off.

Not supply the information to any other company.

I don't think so in UK.

In UK to make someone redundant (ie fired not for cause) then the job has to be removed and only the holder of that job can be fired and not any other person.

Of course HR departments and consultants are paid to work around this

What I want is a phone/wifi in a watch - e.g. Dick Tracy like.

Then I am free to wander etc.

If I need a screen then I can attach an iPad or smart glasses to the wifi from the watch.

What a thing invented (or at least large parts) by DARPA. An agency of the United States Department of Defense.

You expect that the whole point of something there not to boost the US military?

Yes but smaller than an iPad mini.

My pockets are not wide enough for a mini but would take a folding phone - the depth is much less of an issue.

It is a pain to carry an iPad and a phone if you are walking. You need either large pockets or a handbag. If it is warm then you don't want either,

You get more to see.

Maps are too narrow on phones.

Books also are easier to read.

But EU does not pay farmers to farm efficiently and produce more food but does it to keep inefficient ones going so not much to do with actual food security.

Hmm. This page eats memory on both Safari and Vivaldi and Orion even with Javascript off.

Google a long time ago did that, but I assume those sites are where they get money from and so they removed that choice.

I would note that Steve Jobs would have probably supported removing the F keys.

See the NeXT keyboards - no F keys. http://xahlee.info/kbd/NeXT_computer_keyboard.html

The ones with the command key beneath the space were nice - except for the help key being so prominent.

What if you were Ukrainian?

What are the functions that the EU asks Apple has to supply.

1) Remove access from Android phone to macOS.

2) Remote access from iOS to Windows.

Then if both doesn't the EU regs also require remote access from Android phone to Windows

Plus same questions for Linux.

scrpy is lucky as not regulated so does not have to provide iOS.

Could Apple package this and thus allow its iOS version to be released in EU. Or would they still need 2.

Now that is different.

Access gets used for a shared DB and that is quite easy to corrupt. It is much more cost effective to have that in a proper central database (I supse SQLLite is better here as well)

ANd that gets rather looked on here as the authors being deceitful and not really Open Source doing a bait and switch.

Or for Lisp you might as well start with Emacs Lisp - you are going to use it for a decent environment unless you have the Common Lisp IDEs which you have to pay for or Racket.