Addicts slumped in doorways, discarded needles and more dealers, life beside SNP's drugs consumption room
Slumped in a doorway surrounded by drugs paraphernalia an addict lies collapsed in a drug-induced haze.
We bought land behind our homes and erected a 6ft fence to keep yobs out... but then snobby neighbours complained to the council
Residents in Ramsey Court and St Michael's Court, Slough, fear they may have spent thousands on land they will never benefit from after being refused council permission to erect a fence.
Lizzo puts Ozempic results on full display in tiny swimsuit after coming clean about weight loss aid
The Truth Hurts singer dropped her Ozempic bombshell last week during an episode of Trisha Paytas' Just Trish podcast.
Kylie Jenner's mini plus-one! Stormi joins mom and Auntie Kendall on canal ride after Bezos-Sanchez wedding
The seven-year-old joined her mother and aunt Kendall Jenner for an unforgettable ride through the city's historic canals on Saturday.
Jailed in Essex: ten men put behind bars in June following sex and drug offences
TEN individuals from Essex have been jailed this month, after being found guilty of thefts, sex offences and drug offences.
Jailed in Essex: ten men put behind bars in June following sex and drug offences
TEN individuals from Essex have been jailed this month, after being found guilty of thefts, sex offences and drug offences.
The chocolate-box village among Essex’s prettiest bursting full of peaceful walks
It truly is a beautiful place
Scott Disick drops flirty comment on Khloe Kardashian's sexy look for Bezos-Sanchez wedding
Khloé Kardashian shared two glam Instagram posts showing off her stunning look for Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez's wedding in Venice, Italy and Scott Disick chimed in.
New Linux Kernel Drama: Torvalds Drops Bcachefs Support After Clash
Bcachefs "pitches itself as a filesystem that 'doesn't eat your data'," writes the open source/Linux blog It's FOSS. Although it was last October that Bcachefs developer Kent Overstreet was restricted from participating in the Linux 6.13 kernel development cycle (after ending a mailing list post with "Get your head examined. And get the fuck out of here with this shit.")
And now with the upcoming Linux kernel 6.17 release, Linus Torvalds has decided to drop Bcachefs support, they report, "owing to growing tensions" with Overstreet:
The decision follows a series of disagreements over how fixes and changes for it were submitted during the 6.16 release cycle... Kent filed a pull request to add a new feature called "journal-rewind". It was meant to improve bcachefs repair functionality, but it landed during the release candidate (RC) phase, a time usually reserved for bug fixes, not new features, as Linus pointed out. [Adding "I remain steadfastly convinced that anybody who uses bcachefs is expecting it to be experimental. They had better."]
Theodore Ts'o, a long-time kernel developer and maintainer of ext4, also chimed in, saying that Kent's approach risks introducing regressions, especially when changes affect sensitive parts of a filesystem like journaling. He reminded Kent that the rules around the merge window have been a long-standing consensus in the kernel community, and it's Linus's job to enforce them. After some more back and forth, Kent pushed back, arguing that the rules around the merge window aren't absolute and should allow for flexibility, even more so when user data is at stake. He then went ahead and resubmitted the patch, citing instances from XFS and Btrfs where similar fixes made it into the kernel during RCs. Linus merged it into his tree, but ultimately decided to drop Bcachefs entirely in the 6.17 merge window.
To which Kent responded by clarifying that he wasn't trying to shut Linus out of Bcachefs' decisions, stressing that he values Linus's input...
This of course follows the great Torvalds-Overstreet "filesystem people never learn" throwdown back in April.
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The Shakespeare Ladies Club by Christine & Jonathan Hainsworth: The women who made Shakespeare great
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The Heart-Shaped Tin by Bee Wilson: It is not hoarding if it warms your heart
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Primark's £10 trousers 'perfect' for summer shoppers think are 'lovely'
They can be dressed up or down
Kylie Jenner hailed 'a vibe' at Bezos-Sanchez wedding as she celebrates nuptials with a 'go to glass of wine'
The star, 27, was undoubtedly having the time of her life as she celebrating the newlyweds with her family - and a wine glass frequently in hand.
Wrestling fan arrested after trying to break into WWE star Liv Morgan's home while brandishing an air rifle
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The witchcraft artist, the Christian anarchist and the daughter of an NHS surgeon behind Palestine Action's plot to attack more RAF bases - as ringleaders 'have 150 targets in their sights'
Home Secretary Yvette Cooper said she intends to ban Palestine Action under Section 3 of the Terrorism Act after its notorious break-in at RAF Brize Norton - but just who are the ringleaders?
Parents warned to limit their children's screen time, as research finds youngsters glued to smartphones and tablets have smaller brains and lower IQs
Scientists found children who watched television and used smartphones, tablets and computers had, on average, lower IQs and less intracranial volume (ICV) - a marker for brain size.
Cannabis 'is worse for our society than heroin,' police tsars say - as they demand government upgrade it to a class A drug
More than a quarter of police and crime commissioners have written to the policing minister calling for cannabis to be upgraded to a class A substance.
MAIL ON SUNDAY COMMENT: If ever we needed an effective opposition to rout Labour, it's now
Is there no limit to the price Britain must pay for having given Keir Starmer's Labour Party a chance a year ago?
Starmer told to rein in Rayner's workers' rights Bill as Tories warn the rule changes could lead to £1billion in tax rises
Sir Keir Starmer was told to rein in Angela Rayner 's new labour laws last night amid claims they could lead to a £1 billion tax hike.
Pulp throws shade at Charli XCX as band makes surprise headline at Glastonbury's Pyramid Stage after 30 years
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