From what I remember, she had it in her browsing history and also had a dehydrator that she bought specially to prep the mushrooms that she did a bad job of disposing.
The day after she was discharged from hospital, CCTV captured Erin travelling to a local dump and disposing of a food dehydrator later found to contain traces of poisonous mushrooms.
She was also using three phones around the time of the lunch, two of which disappeared shortly afterwards. The one she did hand over to police had been repeatedly wiped – including while detectives were searching her house.
For investigators, the red flags began mounting quickly.
Questions about the source of the mushrooms elicited odd answers. Patterson claimed some of them had been bought dried from an Asian grocery in Melbourne, but she couldn't remember which suburb. When asked about the brand, or for transaction records, she said they were in plain packaging and she must've paid cash.
Don't worry, the UK is heading down the same route with our own mini maga simp, the full blown traitor farridge who has already asked trump to punish the uk.
But we at least have a few more years of state provided health care until farridge sells it off to the USA.
There was that case in Australia last year, the poisoner just did a really bad job at covering her tracks. There probably are intelligent people able to get away with it that we don't hear about. It's crazy.
Right? I have two libraries that are about 20 mins walk from me. The next two nearest are about 20-30 mins by bike or less by bus. I'm so glad I don't live in the US (for multiple, multiple reasons).
Also some of these "protectors of women and girls" have convictions for domestic abuse. They were silent when a white mp was charged with sexual assault. They were silent when a white dj was charged with sexual assault. It's nothing more than thinly veiled racism. We all know it. If reform Ltd do win the next election, the mask will be off.
They have a point though. Musk did indeed take the US president's job for a while and was simultaneously living off welfare (gov subsidies for his private businesses). Oh and according to his brother, he's an illigal immigrant too.
The rise of file sharing, it was a big deal at the time (and the cause of our family PC having about 1000 different types of adware). I didn't realise it had a name. I've never seen that logo though.
You can put your follows onto lists you can group by category on mastodon. My feed is literally my own posts and Technology Connections. If I want to see anyone else I follow I have to manually visit the lists.
I do the same on Lemmy. Smaller comms I'll subscribe to, but busy ones (esp meme ones) I just add to favourites so I can check them manually and I don't have an everlasting feed.
If it's a gift (rather than helping me out because I'm struggling to pay my bills), I'd rather have a gift card. Give me cash and it'll just merge with the rest of my money and go towards bills. Give me a gift card and I'll spend it on actual treats.
A previous employer gave me over £100 in Love2Shop gift cards (generic high street gift card) and I used them to buy a ton of art supplies that I wouldn't have bought if I'd just been given cash (which probably would have just gone straight into my savings).
That reminds me, my last employer gave me £150 in cash when he had to make me redundant and it's still gathering dust as an emergency cash fund. So yeah, if he gave me a gift card, I'd have had to use it to buy myself something.
We used RM Nimbus at school, we moved onto Apple Macs in Year 5 and up to year 8 in secondary school. The first time I used Windows was win 95 when we got our first PC when I was in year 9. I just missed out on Netscape: (
I was used to ClarisWorks and MS Office wasn't as intuitive and took a few sessions to master. Although if they'd been using the ui they have now, I'd have thrown in the towel. I use libreoffice at home and hate when I have to use ms office and its stupid ui at work.
I did teach myself HTML, php and a bit of JavaScript. I coded a forum software when I was 19 from scratch using php just to see if I could. Coding was my special interest at the time.
Bank holiday suggests it's UK, and we have legal requirement for 28 days holiday pro-rated per year. If staff don't book it, the employer has to allocate it. So it is satire.
If it was from a USian, I wouldn't be able to tell.
From what I remember, she had it in her browsing history and also had a dehydrator that she bought specially to prep the mushrooms that she did a bad job of disposing.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cdx554n1x0wo