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They mean that the outer 3x3 is unsolvable taken in isolaton. The tricks will involve unsolving the middle faces and solving them again.

This website makes some claims about what has caused both growth and decline that are pretty contentious.

I think that many would argue that the growth following the second world war was the result of massive state investment in public services like creating the NHS and the building of council housing.

They baffelingly attribute yhat growth to the Conservative Govrernment of the 1930s rather than the post war labour government.

Similarly this page attributes growth in the 80s to the Conservative government privatisation program. Again many would argue that was actually the start of the decline which we are feeling the pain of now with things like a terrible and fractured rail service and not enough housing.

I think a perfect example of this is our water companies that have been private since the 80s and have done nothing but pay dividends to shareholders and now we have a disaster with shit being poured into all our rivers and costs to households rising dramatically.

Edit: I read on and they use the drop in passengers in the railway in 1965 as an argument against nationalisation of the rail service, somehow neglecting to mention the beeching cuts! That is incredibly missleading given 55% of stations were axed due to a /reduction/ of state infrastructure at that time.

I mean they did post on the open issue that they were working on it and got no reply.

Historically yes it is a massive part of what unions have done and continue to do. For example there have been many examples of dock workers refusing to transport South African or Israeli goods. That this is done as a collective action organised by union is what protects workers from individual retaliation.

Labour under Blair significantly increased the spending on the NHS compared to the conservative government before them.

Firefox Android seems to often crash on the Guardian for me and I have not been able to work out why or find anyone else talking about it.

I am not sure it is very insightful trying to read long term trends here as neither data sets is 'raw'. metacritic adjust the way they interpret reviews and imdb do a number of things to normalise scores over time.

Thanks!

>What I don't get is why the conservatives were so draconian over covid.

Because hundreds of people were dying every day? Because that would have been worse without widespread restrictions?

Interesting that Scott has asked for the focus to be on the organisations not her. https://mackenzie-scott.medium.com/seeding-by-ceding-ea6de64...

The stockfish blogpost is quite a lot clearer: https://blog.stockfishchess.org/post/643239805544792064/stat...

But everyone hates facebook at this point. Seems very unlikely they would pay for it rather than jumping ship.

If it was that simple why does literally every nuclear power plant run way behind schedule and way over budget?

The situation is frustrating when there have been Firefox developers on this site assuring us that there will be full extension support eventually. This no longer seems to be the case.

The comment I was replying to is the other way around. The times the USA has attacked other countries are too numerous to type out.

If?

They had to submit ranking even if the class size was very small.

The problem is that they were all told no exams would take place and exam prep from schools largly stopped due to the schools being physically closed.

Do you have your browser set up to open youtube links like that? If so could you explain how you set it up?

Drive less.

I can recommend Voice https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.ph1b.audiob... which is open source!

Legitimate? Since when were idioms a question of legitimacy?

The only languages which do not change are dead ones. - David Crystal

Things don't have to be happy to be moving.

Do you have a source for that?

Has it been put in writing that they ever intend to enable full extension support?

Would it be possible to link to an example of what you mean?

It is still a pretty unfortunate outcome. It could confuse people into thinking that was the medium that the person they are talking to has chosen.

I guess I thought it was relevant in a thread about zoom which allows 100 participants for free.