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So much needless hype building up to it.

I remember when I heard about it a few days ago, my thought was "oh, lucky for spain and thought nothing more.

Then the next thing I'm hearing is "96% in UK, ohmygosh" and BBC gushing over it like it was going to be the next biggest thing.

I saw the sky darken slightly. Cool. 2 hours well spent.

Link: https://gui.fediseer.com/instances/detail/feddit.uk

Not that I hold issue with lemmy.world, I'm just wondering what it means in terms of hierarchy.

E.g. if lemmy.world goes bad and tries to take over the world, what power can they wield over feddit.uk?

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/49936822

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Comic in 4 Panels

Panel 1: A girl fallen to the floor screams holding up her hand to stop an object from falling on her as well.

Girl: AAA A A AA

Panel 2: A ladder falls onto a girl with a CLANK

Panel 3: The girl stares speechless at the ladder.

Girl: …..

Panel 4: the girl, bashful, pushes the ladder back

Girl: W-What are you doing- step ladder?

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Official translation from @komikkamvret

From, origin of "the hat trick":
https://www.etymonline.com/word/hat%20trick

Painted it white. Two coats. I was sweating a lot due to the heat, and my hand cramped a few times.

I have 800ml of white paint left over and now I'm looking to use it elsewhere

Edit: Okay I just gave the kitchen a second coat (it needed one from months back), and then used the remaining on the room again. I've finished all the paint!

What is now common ground – Richard Tice MP originally swore a statement to the contrary which he then admitted was wrong – is that Reform uses a powerful voter targeting tool called NationBuilder. It can be used to ‘micro-target’ voters by scraping social media and commercial databases and building deep profiles of voters.

So what happened to the data?

In his submissions to the High Court Philip Coppel KC for Reform mooted his client was entitled to delete data it held at the time a subject access request was made and provide only the data it held at the time of compliance. If this is Reform’s position it would be remarkable – and almost certainly wrong. However, we believe the truth is likely to be otherwise.

The case will now proceed to trial