Sooo. Yes, for everything except the huge sellers, the simplest response to the sugar tax was to reformulate the main version below the threshold. Many of these also have 'zero' versions with no sugar too but smaller shops only want to stock one 7up and one Fanta.

I think the key technology they need protecting from is 'algorithmic feeds'. Essentially, the apps need to be locked to direct follows in chronological order, with other content available on a 'find and pull' basis only.

I know it was 2017, but I can't not think of this about.gitlab.com/blog/gitlab-...

Not sure what 'not affiliated' means but for work we use BitBucket (Part of Atlassian - Aussie company). I slightly prefer the UI but there are feature differences - no equivalent to github pages for eg.

They're just concerned that instead of placating him, they've encouraged him.

I think the biggest issue is housing. The extent to which people's earnings are channelled to those who own the land but do not add value is a bit of capitalism that appears to be too politically sensitive to attempt to balance.

Mixed feels on this. Like when people cite the plumbers and plasterers earning more than grads, as if those vocations have the same level of comfort and lifespan. For example, if I decided to freelance, I would earn more (like a self-employed trade) but have more expenses and less regular income.

As an 'informed voter', my Labour vote should be mostly credited to the party. Our MP is ok, but not really my flavour. A ppc has to be pretty bad to stop me voting Labour (although they did manage this the time they fielded a kid who then ended up in jail).

(concept from my human brain, image by chat gpt)

I hate to be condescending but they are just kids. I've listened to their pod and it felt like I was listening to a student union production. A shame when you think about some of the writers that came up through that show in the past. (And that Euan Blair cock up makes a lot of sense too).

It has to be bling. He doesn't want certificates!

Before reading the quote I assumed this would be because Trump would bully it off the recipient. (Although I'm not sure if a Pulitzer is shiny or not).

You're most welcome to have my PGCE and I have a bunch of e-learning age awards that no one's gonna miss.

And, compared to other 'more rational' ways that you could tactically inject the $100bn (roads, schools/hospitals, flood prevention/defence), I think this one gives the UK a more strategic bit of infra.

Well, at least we now know what you're capable of... #thatsthepointyouweremakingright