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  1. Some vices are plain destructive. Please don't learn the hard way.

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    One thing that never made a whole lot of sense is that the vices that are banned and censored, here in the UK, are nowhere near as destructive as alcohol and gambling.

  2. Self Defence for Transgender Women - Introduction

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    It's been some months since I last posted anything here, such are the other commitments I have, but a recent encounter motivated me to publish a few things I drafted a while back on the subject of self-defence for transgender women.

  3. History forgives and exhonerates those who repent

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    I can't remember how the FaceBook convo went, but it was something to do with one of J.

  4. Even death is monetised these days

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    Something I've been noticing lately is how death became a common theme in TV ads, and mostly the ads that punctuate daytime TV during the weekend.

  5. An opinionated guy walks into a bar...

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    It was probably around 23:00.

  6. Operation Reclaim The Colours

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    What is a flag, if not just a pattern of colours, a symbol, that acquires meaning over time?

  7. Brighton and The White Rose

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    My partner and I returned to Brighton yet again.

  8. Why you should give Obsidian's Canvas a try

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    No doubt you're using Obsidian already.

  9. XSW's post and the computer engineering career path

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    I came across XSW's post (Computer science tumbling down) recently, and it's worth commenting on that because his/her thoughts do mirror those I had when I was a computer science undergraduate.

  10. I walked away from self-scanning, physical AI slop and the inhuman

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    When a company replaces its manned checkouts with self-service/self-scanning machines, the first impression I get is the company doesn't want to interact with its own customers, and couldn't care less about customer service.