Does that run from a live disk/usb? If not then it's not ideal!

I didn't RTFA of course but if that's how it works it's retarded!

If a file is that important I'd just do a hard shutdown/power off (in case Windows runs updates or some other disk write on normal shutdown) and boot of a live disk/USB with PhotoRec or whatever your preferred file recovery software.

Any other method is defective by design!

So there's a Windows native version of PhotoRec now?

Oops, should have read  ...

I'm not entirely sure what HTML is allowed on /. but they could have wrapped it in <pre> tags or used non-breaking spaces (&amp;)

Just to clarify this to anyone who doesn't know, the UK has already contributed £1,200m towards Galileo and we're about to chuck another £500m at our own version just to start off with. Experts agreed in 2018 (before the world economy f***ed up with Covid19) that it'll likely cost us £3bn-£5bn:
And if you believe that's all it'll cost just look at the budgeting they did for CrossRail 2!

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/ne...

Not necessarily, fabric softener often blocks up technical fabrics (found in sports wear) making them less breathable. It probably depends on the fabric your home made mask is made from, and whether you use fabric softener?

100% agree.

1. Face masks don't protect *you* unless they cover your eyes.

2. Face masks don't protect other people if they have an 'exhale' valve like these:

https://www.wickes.co.uk/Wicke...

(the exhale valve is to make breathing easier and to prevent moisture build up in the mask)

Arguably the exhale valve might actually spread the virus further as you're forcing a proportion of your breathe through a smaller gap than it would otherwise pass through (think how a hose works). Not to mention that if you *think* you are protecting others by wearing such a mask you're less likely to observe social distancing, or consider breathing in in the other direction when unavoidably close to other people at the shop etc...

I wouldn't be surprised if he barely mentions it, not to his base at least. It's not American after all.

Also there's not much money to be made as it's already widely manufactured across the world in generic form, it's patent expired long ago.

In the perfect world you are right, but tell that to Xi Jinping not us. Idealism, meet pragmatism.

The MAC address could potentially be used to SWAT someone.

Sorry, when I say "the real world" I really mean the rest of the western world, outside US...

Eh? I think you're confusing 1970s Cambodia with the real world.

It's a shame they have to add US specific filters but at the end of the day you need protection from your own amendments unless you plan to have an armed Trump in every school.