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  • Let's hope Starmer doesn't last the week then 🤞

    Gotta keep pushing that he purposefully appointed a known close associate of a prolific paedophile to high office.

    If he can't get that right, how can we expect him to get more important decisions right?

    This isn't his first scandal either. He's lost his shine among those delusional enough to actually support him. Is it enough to topple him? I don't know, but I hope so.

  • Fusion

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  • The energy of the sun isn't all encompassing for our needs?

  • You really need to watch this video. It explains it all. It's long, but it's incredibly well researched and presented.

    https://youtu.be/KtQ9nt2ZeGM

    Raw materials are not an issue.

    There are a multitude of possible downsides with nuclear and with the greater number of reactors around the world comes the greater risk of something going catastrophically wrong for large amounts of people.

    Solar has none of that downside, unless you include the sun devouring us in 6 billion years time...

  • In the same vein, never let them out of a junction out of politeness. They have enough privilege in their life, they can wait.

    Banged up Corsa? Out you come, you've places to go.

    Boring Ford Mondeo? Sure, I'll be nice.

    Land Rover Evoque Sport? Get fucked, I've got right of way.

  • Fair.

  • The EU is doomed to fail if it continues centralising power though.

    Its strength is in its diversity, its consensus model rather than tyranny of majority, allowing smaller countries a voice against larger ones so that Germany and France don't entirely dominate.

    The EU has a lot of good, but that doesn't mean we need to bury our heads in the sand to its negatives either. It's not perfect. It's better than many similar organisations, and we should praise it for that, but praise doesn't mean it's immune to criticism either.

  • Keir Starmer is full of shit. Mandelson's links to Epstein, before and after his conviction were known to him.

    He wasn't deceived, he's lying to us about being lied to.

  • Indeed, it's still a ridiculous amount of errors though.

    65,000,000 x (0.02%) = 13,000 possible errors

    16,000,000 x (0.02%) = 3,200 errors every week

    3,200 / 7 = 457 errors every day

    457 potentially pissed off and put off customers every day, how long is that sustainable?

    Nevermind all the privacy implications of private companies having large databases of people's faces, their movements, purchases, and potential to sell or use that data for nefarious purposes, etc.

  • how we get rid of rich people

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  • The Great in Great Britain is a geographical term though, not a propaganda one.

    It's the largest island of the British Isles.

    The Greco-Egyptian scientist Ptolemy referred to the larger island as great Britain (μεγάλη Βρεττανία megale Brettania) and to Ireland as little Britain (μικρὰ Βρεττανία mikra Brettania) in his work Almagest (147–148 AD).[29]

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Britain

  • That's assuming it's actually people and not bots driving "engagement".

    Is there really enough people signed up to a Telegraph account to provide 172 comments on a minor story within a day of publishing?

    I don't know, maybe, but I'm dubious.

  • Both Facewatch and Sainsbury's point to the software's "99.98% accuracy" – but Rajah suspects the margin of error is higher and has questions about the dataset behind this claim, and if it is representative of a range of body types and skin colours.

    99.98% looks good to a layman, but that number is meaningless in reality.

    Is that 0.02% error false positives or false negatives, or both?

    Also, 0.02% means 2 in every 10,000. I don't think it takes long for 10,000 people to go through the doors of Sainsburys every day, considering the UK population is about 65 million and they're a nationwide company. Once this is rolled out nationwide they're going to have constant false flags.

    Scumbag oppressive tactics by a scumbag company.

  • If you don't get the reference, it's from the movie Black Dynamite. Any further explanation would be spoilers.

    If you don't care about spoilers though:

    The malt liquor that is being covertly advertised by the CIA towards black men is laced with a drug that gives them micropenises.

  • Scotland @lemmy.world

    Scottish Prison Service admits human rights law breach over death in custody

    www.theguardian.com /uk-news/2025/sep/26/scottish-prison-service-admits-human-rights-law-breach-death-custody
  • Scotland @lemmy.world

    Scottish Parliament votes for immediate boycott of Israel

    www.thenational.scot /news/25439517.msps-vote-full-boycott-israel/
  • Europe @lemmy.dbzer0.com

    Irish band The Murder Capital has German show cancelled over Palestinian flag

    www.irishtimes.com /culture/music/2025/05/11/irish-band-the-murder-capital-has-german-show-cancelled-over-palestinian-flag/
  • Fuck Cars @lemmy.world

    Britons lacking good public transport more likely to feel lonely, UK study finds. Research finds correlation between car dependency and loneliness,.

    www.theguardian.com /uk-news/2025/jul/06/public-transport-car-dependancy-loneliness-uk-study