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Palestine Action demonstrators may never be able to visit the US or work in education if they take part in this weekend's protest, the Met Police have warned.

It is said (allegedly by the Scots) that confession heals the soul. But does it need to be strictly voluntary? The folks toiling away over at CodeSOD conscientiously change the names to protect the innocent but this side of the house is committed to curing the tortured souls of webdevs. Whether they like it or not. Sadly Sam's submission has been blinded, so the black black soul of xxxxxxxxxxte.com remains unfortunately undesmirched, but three others should be experiencing the sweet sweet healing light of day right about now. I sure hope they appreciate it.

More monkey business this week from Reinier B. who is hoping to check in on some distant cousins. "I'll make sure to accept email from {email address}, otherwise I won't be able to visit {zoo name}."

 

Alex A. is "trying to pay customs duty." It definitely can be.

 

"I know it's hard to recruit good developers," commiserates Sam B. , "but it's like they're not even trying." They sure are, as above.

 

Peter G. bemoans "Apparently this network power thingamajig, found on Aliexpress, is pain itself if the brand name on it is to be believed." Cicero wept.

 

Jan B. takes the perfecta, hitting not only this week's theme of flubstitutions but also a bounty of bodged null references to boot. "This is one of the hardest choices I've ever had in my life. I'm not sure if I'd prefer null or null as my location.detection.message.CZ." Go in peace.

 

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Since abandoning official duties in 2020 and returning to America, the Duchess of Sussex has been at pains to stress what an effort she'd put into becoming a member of the Royal Family.

In 2010, the royal became the first in the family to complete the London Marathon, helping set a record in the 26-mile race course in honour of the charity, Children in Crisis.

Before her cousin Prince Harry married American actress Meghan Markle, Princess Beatrice was working hard to pursue her own career on the big screen.

Jeremy Bamber has accused Essex Police of accidentally shooting his sister's dead body, then framing him for murder to cover it up.

Fears adversaries will use them in the belief they can take plenty of punishment

The US Air Force wants to blow up two Tesla Cybertrucks.…

The star expressed that he feels there aren't a lot of new stars breaking out into the entertainment industry in Hollywood.

Irene Gaw-Lai, 56, was found in the torched den of the San Marino home where she and her estranged husband Yoon 'Kevin' Lai, 63, shared twin 16-year-old boys in January.

Lauren Sanchez showed off a very extravagant €250,000 designer watch she was gifted as a wedding present as she stepped out in Ibiza with her new husband Jeff Bezos on Thursday.

Love Island contestant Dejon Noel-Williams has defiantly hit back at 'narcissist' claims, insisting he is an 'empathetic person' after his character was questioned on the ITV2 show.

A new connector may be on the cards, too

The PCI Special Interest Group (PCI-SIG) has confirmed that version 8.0 of the PCI Express (PCIe) specification will allow up to 256 gigatransfers per second, which equates to up to 1 TB/s bi-directionally in a x16 configuration.…

Erin Patterson 's estranged husband knew his wife was dangerous long before the fateful lunch that claimed the lives of his parents and aunt.

RESIDENTS at a care home in Essex have been transported back to their youth with a special prom night.

Ms Hockley-Byam said: “It was good they had a work party, and the badger was spotted as well as the slurry not being so deep so it would not have had have survived.

Here are the road closures Essex drivers should be aware of this weekend on the A12, M25 and Dartford Crossing.

RESIDENTS at a care home in Essex have been transported back to their youth with a special prom night.

Here are the road closures Essex drivers should be aware of this weekend on the A12, M25 and Dartford Crossing.

A new primary school is also planned on the edge of the major development

An anonymous reader quotes a report from 404 Media: Some of the first reviews ever written for the original Legend of Zelda and Super Mario Bros. have been digitized and published by the Video Game History Foundation. The reviews appeared in Computer Entertainer, an early video game magazine that ran from 1982 to 1990. The archivists at the Foundation tracked down the magazine's entire run and have published it all online under a Creative Commons license.

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