I think it is, at least partially, it seems to work well though.

I read recently that in the US, candidates have to use their real name.

No such rules here. To avoid “joke” candidates a deposit has to be paid, which is only returned if they get a certain number of votes.

It doesn’t really do much to dissuade them, and our elections are definitely more fun with them involved.

When I first started using it I had the issue that every install would throw up a new thing not working. I suspect that was the hardware rather than Linux though.

Hello! It did but lemmings.world died a few hours before I posted the announcement 🙁 and didn’t come back up.

New home is !dailybunnies@lemmy.dbzer0.com

Yes, it’s way more difficult than the first one.

I managed to complete the first one, I forget exactly now but I think I struggled through to somewhere near the end of the second and then had to give up.

I used my work address, the other info they already have and the phone number wasn’t mandatory.

They do say they will delete it after shipping so I doubt it’s an issue. I don’t trust Microsoft but I also don’t think they’d be as blatant as to explicitly state they will do that and then bombard you with marketing.

I don’t get any marketing junk at work so I’ll soon know if that’s what they’ve done!

Very odd. I’ve ordered one to see what happens!

The original surreal Direct Debit website. tbf it’s on archive.org although not completely intact but “no trace of” isn’t entirely accurate (although I suspect that’s true of most 1990s websites)

None whatsoever, just old people being nostalgic for the days when we had blue passports.

They are such a dark blue that they are black really. I thought the burgundy ones looked smarter.

There were quite a number of things we were told “we can’t do that because of the EU”. Then, it turned out, we could actually do them, and did pretty much immediately after the vote but before we’d left. Like blue passports.

Even “young person” is stretching the definition of “young” 😂

But, yes, I grew up with metric, and I don’t particularly remember learning anything about imperial measurements in school. Other than things like miles and mph (and why do we still measure fuel efficiency in mpg, when fuel hasn’t been sold by the gallon for years?), which as a driver I’m obliged to use, I’m fully metric.

I’m very much not a kid but I don’t understand stones at all, so my weight, which I rarely bother to measure anyway, I do in kgs.

Something like this:

(I’ve probably missed something, and also I don’t think that lbs for weight is correct, should be stone)

Given one of the graves has 1907-1915 on it that’s quite likely to be a bunny grave?

I’ve never had a fake from Amazon but I don’t fully trust them for the reason you state (all the stock which is apparently the same gets mixed up). Argos only have their own stock, I’d be very surprised if you got a fake from there.

I’ve not bought a Kingston in years*, apparently they use spare capacity on other manufacturer’s lines so you don’t know exactly what you’re getting (this is not to say they are bad, but the quality can vary considerably).

• I had some experiences with them corrupting when being used in a Pi, I changed a number of things - one being the card brand - and haven’t had any issues since. The Pi is will known for being rough on SD cards so if it’s going into a phone you are unlikely to have problems of this nature anyway.

Six white bunnies sitting on a wall Six white bunnies sitting on a wall And if one white bunny, Should accidentally fall… There’ll be five white bunnies sitting on a wall.

I know I had to proxy it recently due to it blocking the IP the bot was using. Maybe it’s something similar there?

I think that’s a restore - source is a file, destination is the local disk.

Used to use Ghost all the time for imaging new PCs back in the early 2000s. That’s likely what’s happening here.

Haven’t switched; has been like that from the start for the new bunnies. Maybe feddit.org have changed something?

Those foreign slimy bunnies hop too!