Where does the heat go once itâ(TM)s in your house?

Most calcium carbonate in rocks has come from the oceans, such as from corals. Warming oceans seems to be killing corals and their carbon fixing.

Sending static versions is horrific and quickly falls down when more than two people are involved. You end up in version hell, not quite knowing which is the latest (or worse, you have parallel divergent edits) and no easy way to merge the changes.

The online version of Word is also shit, even after years of Microsoft working on it: edits are laggy and itâ(TM)s trivial to fuck up the formatting that then takes hours to fix in the desktop version.

Is that when they start contributing to WINE?

Did somebody complain about her calendar, or did you all whinge amongst yourselves about double standards and revel in your persecution?

Spot the Russian troll. It hasnâ(TM)t been stolen, itâ(TM)s just frozen: Russia can get it back by withdrawing their military and restoring Ukraineâ(TM)s territorial integrity back to its 2014 borders. Itâ(TM)s peanuts compared with what Russia has stolen from Ukraine.

Most beers do not managing a pleasing mix and are too sweet. But what do I know? I steeped my tea for a minimum of 20 minutes and used twice the normal measure (until I quit caffeine).

Thatâ(TM)s the problem with this: AI isnâ(TM)t going to be able to satisfy everybodyâ(TM)s taste and will just create another mass-produced generic flavour.

I always preferred Beamish, but I havenâ(TM)t seen that for years. But like my Murphyâ(TM)s, Iâ(TM)m not bitter.

Maybe it would be easier to hack parts of it given the budget councils are working with and their typical IT incompetence.

Do have a proposal who the local returning officers should check that nobody is illegally registered in another locality?

You might have had more success with your comment if you hadn't tried to deny a Russian terrorist attack.

If somebody has managed to surreptitiously drop their own certs in to the store, then youâ(TM)ve got bigger problems than them using it to MIT some HTTPS connections. Itâ(TM)s game over.

Why on earth would Google and the government think green bubbles are a thing in Europe? Everybody uses WhatsApp.

Recent experience for me: I needed to contact the owner of the flat next door. Sheâ(TM)s British, but lives in Madrid. Initial two or three messages each way went through with blue bubbles, and thus no international text fees. Then she noticed I have a WhatsApp account and started texting me there instead. No idea why, but thatâ(TM)s what people prefer this side of The Pond. Green bubbles is only a thing in the US.

They're probably referring to the Virtualization Framework. Parallels is basically a GUI wrapper around it these days.

It's not that she bought stuff with Bitcoin but that she couldn't explain where she got so much of it from. There's been other cases of people being issued with Unexplained Wealth Orders, which can result in money laundering charges. This lady went from having declared income of less than £6,000/year in 2016/2017 to buying multi-million pound houses. Suspicious? Guess what? The UK has been cracking down on that kind of behaviour because it's normally a sign of money laundering. It's absolutely the government's business to investigate. It's not unusual: try carrying or transferring more than $10,000 in to many countries, including the US, and you will have to declare it and provide an explanation.

The US $35K was probably excluding tax too, so sounds like the same price point. Our government forcibly takes more from us here in the UK than in than US, but people seem to forget this when price comparing with the US and mistakenly blame the supplier instead. You canâ(TM)t complain about prices here when people keep voting for politicians who want to take more of your money from you.