Burnham would (but they won't let him).

Tragic. I've no first-hand knowledge but, from what I've seen & read, Rojava and the 'women's village' (Jinwar) are an astonishing experiment in how things could be.

Un beau compromis!

Super, mais on prononce comme 'World of Woe' ou 'Verld of Voe'?

And thank goodness they exist - the only reliable refuge from the hell of being asked things.

Very Bond title sequences, too.

I love a succulent bosterscoop as much as the next person, but I'm stumped on the flashing device.

That might be a better example of something, but not of the particular thing that the article is about.

I can give countless examples of failure points of machine translation. If I give real examples that I’ve encountered I’m told they are “anecdotal”. If I discuss principles that will consistently fail, I’m told that it’s “just a matter of time” before the solutions will magically appear.

And maybe don't add ca. 40% to the annual price until it works, or for users who turn it off.

About that vpnMentor research: seems people were using VPNs to watch porn, not BBC documentaries: www.vpnmentor.com/news/vpn-dem...

I see what you mean. Who on earth has birthday tea with the telly on?

It's fine, the door is locked now.

The nation demands to see this used in the 'Win When They're Singing' round on House of Games.

Maybe it's on its way to becoming a linguistic fossil as telegraph poles, dialling a number, taping off the telly etc have done. Or, more relevantly, Google Wallet.

Oh! Sorry, that was my best theory.

Isn't there a thing about it seeming better in photos than in real life? Maybe it looked just as crap to the naked eye in Florida.

Den bekymring kan dog gå i begge retninger! parliamentnews.co.uk/labour-mps-u...

The 'Web' tab and this once-and-for-all fix still work, too, although for how much longer is anyone's guess: tenbluelinks.org