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I noticed the Guardian framed it similarly. Not one mention of the conservatives. Only clue is mention of 2019

Blimey, that ceiling is full-on!

One of those technologies that seems more like magic than contemporary solutions.

How many times are you going to copy/paste that nonsense?
If by border crossings you mean foreign tourists, then maybe. Who'd want to go to the US!

I wouldn't mind so much, but so far every id verification site has been a silicon valley tech bro company

Wait, someone managed to go faster than the variable speed limit signs!? I'm impressed. I'm usually looking at them mumbling '40! Chance would be a fine thing'

Scrolled for ages to see if this was listed!
Every time I hear it, I think my DNA mutates a little bit.

Agreed, apart from the 3D mesh lasering is fairly unique with such a large z-axis travel potential.
I wouldn't want it in my 3D printer though!

Amazing show. I managed to keep it together until that last little audio clip at the end.
Sooo glad I got to see him live!

Do you know what their end goal is Celia? Get property back in private hands?

Is it more secure to demand a physical chip? Otherwise it's just nfc which can be spoofed? Not sure.

If The Wire is just a little too upbeat and hopeful for you, then I recommend Generation Kill.
(I do actually recommend it)

Agreed, apart from the Carbon Capture nonsense.

Yeah, as you say, having a project to specifically work on will make it seem less intimidating. It's definitely not a CAD workflow though.
To be honest, I quite like Fusion rendering if you create your own lights and materials. Being limited to 4000px for rendering on your own pc feels mean though.