It has swipe to the right from the side of the screen. That works in very application I’ve tried.

Nope it’s delayed them.

https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki/Element-picker

It’s not paywalled but it is behind an obnoxious cookie prompt. You can hide it with most browsers (iOS Safari or UBlock Origin in Firefox are two examples) and access it anyway without consenting to their cookies.

My parents have taken this test and passed but it is purely a memory test and full of questions that the vast majority of British people would never know. Many of them aren’t even taught in UK schools. I firmly believe that more than 50% of British people would fail this test if they were asked to sit it tomorrow.

You can find many practice tests online by searching Life in the UK test and you will be able to see the absurdity of some of the questions.

I’m pretty sure one of the questions is what day is Christmas Day? I’m not too sure what this has to do with Britain as most countries in the world celebrate it on the 25th but it is a free point!

This is not even mentioning the cost of over £2000 for the citizenship and the mandatory ceremony when you pass.

Is there a reason for this? Is it experience?

Because if so surely there should be an max age limit too? You shouldn’t be able to run if you are nearly 80 with dementia…

You need to be a certain age to run for president in America? I understand minors but I’m talking about adults.

However if you compare the nukes used in Japan to current nukes, they now cover a lot more than 1 city…

It’s not about protecting the young. It’s a method of censorship and tying your social media account with your real identity.

Arch does the same thing. It allows you to only install the firmware packages you need on your system.

Why was this comment removed? I can’t see anything wrong with it?

This looks suspiciously similar to element call

It’s worth mentioning that it doesn’t support voice calls though.

Is there a Disney cartoon adaptation of rapunzel that’s isn’t the tangled musical?

https://food.ndtv.com/news/mcdonalds-france-goes-eco-friendly-introduces-reusable-cups-and-containers-3900488

I think it only applies for eat in but not 100% sure.

In the UK they still use cardboard boxes but in France they use reusable plastic boxes. They also use reusable plastic cups for drinks.

I would argue that seeing One Battle After Another in IMAX 70MM definitely is an experience I can’t reproduce at home and was amazing btw. Unfortunately most people don’t have the opportunity to see it that way.

North Korea seems to be doing pretty well in creating their nukes.

Thank you. No Wii U version?

Is this the GameCube version?