Looks really good, and definitely can't be misread as Buan. I think I like the way the 'n' ends too.

20% of the UK population is over 65.

It's bizarre how blatent this is. Google has so much power over web standards that Mozilla have to work really hard to make firefox work, but YouTube don't bother being subtle or clever and just write 'if Firefox, get stuffed' in plain text for everyone to see.

Every program ideally should be in a sandbox and if it wants permission to access something it should have to ask for it.

It's bent out of shape; you need to install flatpak

Putin accidentally makes the UK a better place

Also SUSE: OpenSUSE needs to change their name because we say so

They've been bombed back into a barter economy

I really thought this was her process for making ramen and I got very confused.

This has been my favourite tech story for the past few years, I hope the train company gets put in its place properly this time.

Edit: This article is from July last year.

> Be CEO
> Don't implement health and safety measures
> Die from preventable accident

Imagine wanting to defend your home...

They could stop paying their CEO so much and hire a few more devs, refocus their identity on privacy and performance (their offline ai translation is actually really useful), and actually give people the sense that their donations will be well spent.

'we have minecraft at home'

minecraft at home:

I love and hate that shouting at computers is now a valid troubleshooting technique

Darth Maul's toilet brush of choice

This pressure is coming from the payment providers without whom no storefront can operate. We need alternatives to Visa and Mastercard.

It's a specific group that recently broke into an RAF base and started mucking about with the aircraft, hence why the government aren't their biggest fans.

Shortly after they did this they were designated as a terrorist group by the home office which is why public support is an offence.

Mirror's Edge - a perfect way to spend 5 hours

The simple answer is don't drink the water: the heavy metal content (particularly lead) is many times higher than you want.

If you go down the filtering route make sure that your filters are accessible enough that changing them isn't a chore and set reminders so that you always change the filter. It won't be often enough that you'll build up a habit for changing them and you really want safe drinking water.