I hear they even get other people to write all the posts, what a total grifter… 🙃

Or «compose» o o 😉

Uhh, •sure•, Clippy…

But seriously, it was a huge fail not to have included a “compose” key on PC keyboards as standard, for all our special character needs:

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compose...

Thanks! They all look very cool!

I’m going to ask a silly question: clever long exposure photography, or (equally clever) image manipulation (not that you would ever do such a thing 😉)?

Wishing you a lightning fast recovery!

I almost never use search engines for looking up topics that I would expect to find in an encyclopaedia or dictionary: I go straight to Wikipedia and it almost always comes up with the goods (and its own search is also usually quite good at correcting/redirecting near-miss misspellings).

Ealing Broadway isn’t exactly Coney Island, though… 🤔

I think Manic Miner taught many people of the importance of avoiding killer toilets…

Ahem, Scotland and Wales (and even Northern Ireland) wave hello to little England, which still seems incapable of comprehending that things can and do work differently in other parts of our island… (Our Parliament has had PR for over 25 years now, not that examples from further away don’t also help)

Chapeau, sir! It was definitely the sort of thing that had to be pointed out, and I’m sure that you were not alone among the readers to think so! 🙂

3. Europe at a Crossroads
Verhofstadt: “The EU is one of the greatest political achievements in history.”
Let’s not take it for granted. Verhofstadt warns of rising authoritarianism, global instability, and the need for unity. Europe must respond — together.

@johnswinney.bsky.social:

“#Scotland voted decisively to remain in EU in 2016… Scotland’s interests… best served by #RejoinEU as an independent member state. In interim, we support rebuilding the deepest and most ambitious partnership possible with EU.”
euromovescotland.org.uk/guy-verhofst...

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