Matt

@forelioned@mastodon.online

@glenatron Huh, I wouldn't have thought they'd be so slap-dash.

@LibDems @domdyer70 Purely capitalist approach has failed. The people they service should have a golden share and the right to veto the governance board decisions, including payment of dividends and boss bonuses. That or nationalisation.

This Government has failed our country on sewage in on our rivers and regulating water companies. It’s time for far tougher regulations, and to turn these firms into Public Benefit Companies that will work for you and your environment, not shareholders. hertfordshiremercury.co.uk/news/hertfords…

@glenatron Whose custom version of android is on it?

@C64Reloaded If it's what you want then great, but not for be at that price for an emulator. I'd rather get a PiStorm.

Nearly 40% off the Amiga Mini on Amazon today (Prime Day). 👇 amazon.co.uk/The-A500-Mini-…

@gunsnrosesgirl3 And it kills the bee.

The venom extracted from honey bees and bumble bees can rapidly eradicate aggressive types of breast cancer cells, within one hour Watch how it works here , this video has sound 📹 source: Hashem AI-Ghaili

@gunsnrosesgirl3 I can't stand computer voiceover videos.

@SpeedStar_76 Backstabber shocked that fellow backstabbers stabbed him in the back!

@swerytd What, coherent and monochromatic?

Bagels are to bread what lasers are to light.

@qikipedia Calling it 'Western style' is a bit righteous, perhaps 'international', or even 'Babylonian' perhaps; or maybe just say they've officially dropped their peculiar, traditional way of counting age.

Traditionally, all babies in South Korea were considered to be one year old at birth and turn two on 1st January of the next year. The S. Korean government has just adopted the Western style of counting age, so millions of people have become a year younger overnight.

@YaleE360 @ExtinctionR It's not ours to lose; it never was.

"We’ve probably mapped 20 to 25 percent of the ocean floor, but we’ve only studied the ecology of a small fraction of that," ecologist Lisa Levin says in a new interview. "We need to know what we’ll lose if we destroy these areas by [deep-sea] mining." e360.yale.edu/features/lisa-…

@qikipedia But then cloning became viable and the project took an unexpected turn; prototype cards are now traded on the black market along with samples of other famous people's DNA, captured by devious means.

In the 1990s, Nobel Laureate Kary Mullis founded the firm StarGene which bought the rights to hair samples of Elvis Presley, Marilyn Monroe and others. It planned to sell celebrity trading cards with small amounts of their DNA embedded inside.

@Lord_Arse Do it, do it!

Painfully true 🤣

@StuartBCapstick @domdyer70 @UKLabour @Keir_Starmer It's fairly crappy when you need to check the news publisher to try and judge whether or not it's likely to be partly or wholly fabricated nonsense. What's the likelihood this is part of a distraction smear because the government it rolling back its environmental pledges?

Tree-hugger (noun): person who cares about the unravelling of Earth's life support systems and the dangers of this for world's most vulnerable people. Apparently despised by @UKLabour leader @Keir_Starmer thetimes.co.uk/article/075123…

I feel seen…

@MalcSeventyFour @ChinnyVision dystopian, *nuclear-apocalyptic, hellscape

Slightly confused by the number of people scampering off to Threads as if it’s not going to just be a brand new, slightly different dystopian hellscape.

@JudgeDrokk When I think of 'Threads', this is kind of what I picture …

Humphhh .😏

@ChinnyVision @MrPSB

@BestForBritain He likely doesn't see it the way you do, he probably thinks he's doing a good job for exactly the reason you do not.

@glenatron Ughhhh!