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Some A&Es in complete state of crisis, warn health chiefs
Hospitals are facing soaring demands and experts say there is "no doubt" it causes harm to patients.By Charley Adams (BBC News)
Just been in the spare room and literally ripped the Epson Expression Home XP-2200 Printer off the shelf and took it downstairs, and threw it by the bins. It's only printed once and now won't print the missuses return (pdf) label so guess whose fault that is? Piece of shit.
Given the news reports we constantly see about how Mrs Miggins waited 18 hours for an Ambulance after a fall, will anyone notice the strike?
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Strike: What will ambulances respond to on Wednesday?
What you need to know about emergency care during the ambulance strike.By Michelle Roberts (BBC News)
PINE64 Announces the PineTab2 Linux Tablet
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If only Mark Shuttleworth had gone down the path of Tablets. He'd own the market now, and everyone would love Unity Desktop and the buttons on the left.
#Pinne64 #Tablets #Linux
PINE64 Announces the PineTab2 Linux Tablet with Up to 8GB RAM and RK3566 SoC - 9to5Linux
PINE64 announces the PineTab2 Linux tablet powered by the RK3566 SoC and featuring a metal case, two USB-C ports, and up to 8GB RAM.Marius Nestor (9to5Linux)
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Ubuntu Mulls Removing βArchive Managerβ from Default Install
Is shipping the file roller utility unnecessary now that Nautilus, Ubuntu's default file manager, can compress and extract common archive formats?Joey Sneddon (OMG! Ubuntu!)
Tempted to get a second #ArgonEon I have to say I prefer my current Eon to my QNAP TS-251, which is now switched off because the noise of it constantly accessing the drives was doing my head in. I need a 2nd NAS to back up the 1st NAS
#raspberrypi #backups
Digital Services Act
It's almost like the Tories are clearing out the stables ready to enter the next General Election with a fresh deck?
#BREAKING: Former Health Secretary Matt Hancock has announced he will not be standing for his seat at the next General Election.π· PA
#uk #politics #UKPolitics #tories #conservatives #news #MattHancock
For all those who think Labour's jazzy idea of getting rid of the House of Lords is a brilliant move against the so-called rich upper classes, I would point out that it is a dangerous move that will remove all control over governments.
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Government defeats in the Lords
Government Session Number of defeats Conservative 2021β2022 128 Conservative 2019β2021 114 Conservative 2019β2019 1www.parliament.uk
Yes, potentially, but I think the key benefit to them being elected is the increased mandate it will give the house.
I was actually largely in favour of our rather idiosyncratic second chamber until recently, but have become increasingly concerned by some of the people being awarded peerages.
Sadly, I've had to mark one of Evan's threads "Ignore" four days in, and people are still commenting (Totally off-topic, I might add). I prefer Fab's definition of Microblogging:
"It's like standing on a bridge over a flowing river; you see something, watch it for a bit and then it's gone."
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I like the tee shirt but I'm not brave enough to wear it.
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Hello Cunty Unisex T-Shirt
WHY WE LOVE THE Hello Cunty Unisex T-Shirt When I was 14 I came up from the country to visit my father, Lucian. He took me to a private members drinking club called The Colony Club, in Soho.Bella Freud
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Those calling for that scare me more than Nazis or Racists because they are using the well-tried tactic of forcing dissenters into submission and silence. Tell them they're talking out their backside, and you'll be labelled a hater.
Don't get me wrong, I'm neither for nor against Musk, but I have to say in some areas, he has a point. I honestly think the former Twitter owners were so scared of vast sections of the Twitter userbase that they waived the ban and account delete baton with impunity. I know of a couple of cases where it was obvious that a simple moan over a pathetic Tweet earned the posters an immediate ban with little to no recourse, and I feel, IMO, this is what they are attempting to do with the Fediverse. I'm just worried that Eugen Rochko et al. will roll over like a compliment dog and implement some sort of complete ban from the Fediverse rather than per instance.
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