At least it’s only a software glitch. They can fix this OTA rather than dragging everyone into dealers. Right?
Good. There shouldn’t be 11 a side men’s football at the Olympics either.
Except their gun laws are pretty permissive and from reading the article it seems like there were plenty of opportunities for that “good guy with a gun” to have stopped it before the police caught up with him.
My glasses prescription means that I’m putting my glasses on at the start of the day and not randomly taking them off. I think they’d want them used like that, not randomly putting them on like reading glasses. But that would be pretty funny.
They should be worried because the big three haven’t adapted quickly enough.
I’m a Southampton fan, and honestly, I’m not surprised. We used him in such a negative way, the majority of his goals were set pieces, we’d put him at right back at times when it was really necessary, but then also at times KWP was fit and made no sense. But he could never show the kind of dynamic play he’s putting in at West Ham now. He went to West Ham kind of on the back of his set piece skill and the way he can shithouse from time to time but also showing things we never really saw in the past.
Watching him unleashed and getting into positions like this on counter attacks is lovely to see.
Everything you need is already inside you.
Well it did technically hit the surface of the moon.
This reminds me a bit of Thunderbird 2.
Probably the easiest way to do it real time (still not particularly easy) would be to have OBS capturing the feed, have the instant replay buffer enabled and when a goal is scored, save the buffer, maybe trim it with a simple editor (or even better, just ffmpeg) and then upload the clip.
There was a time when Digg and Google Reader were still around that I never touched Reddit. I would just have Google Reader with a bunch of useful RSS feeds and if I wanted to have some social element, there was Digg. Then Digg shit the bed, Google got bored of Reader and I ended up on Reddit.
I think you’re right. It’s time to get RSS back in place.