If you or a friend has a PS5 with a PS Plus Premium subscription, you can trial the game for two hours. Your progress will transfer over if you decide to buy, but that's as close as you're going to get to a demo I think.
They didn't though.
He became PM through an internal Tory vote for a leader, after the previous PM stepped down. She became leader in exactly the same way and had only lasted a seven weeks since her predecessor was forced to quit.
The Tories are truly awful, and their choice of leaders has shown that.
It depends on where in Europe you plan on going, but there's an abundance of good Caribbean food in the west, especially the UK. Authentic Mexican is harder to come by, but it's improving.
Yes! It's been a long day. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
There's five episodes out so far, but another four are planned.
The Big Dig Podcast - Interesting look at how cars can affect communities
There is a cynicism that hangs over the topic of American infrastructure – whether it’s high-speed rail or off-shore wind – it feels like this country can’t build big things anymore. No one project embodies that cynicism quite like what Bostonians call ‘The Big Dig.’ A nine episode podcast series, p...
The series covers The Big Dig in Chicago and related stories from around it. Super interesting to hear how residents fought back against plans to destroy their community with freeways and some of the alternative plans which were put forward. Worth a listen if you're interested in infrastructure, but it has historical and political elements too.
Agreed. My brother and some friends both had humanist weddings over the past few years and they were great. They felt much more like a celebration than anything else which is exactly what a wedding should feel like.
Church weddings feel like slow torture. My uncle's wedding was at a church because the priest was a family friend of his wife's, even though neither of them ever go to mass.
A new housing development outside Phoenix is looking towards European cities for inspiration and shutting out the cars. So far residents love it
A new housing development outside Phoenix is looking towards European cities for inspiration and shutting out the cars. So far residents love it - The Guardian
It's listed on their official update video so it does exist. But it says "on compatible devices and countries" so might only be on the newest phones so far?
TickTick sounds like a good option for what you want. It's a very simple tasks list app but allows you to share those tasks with other users.
'Murica isn't the center of the world, numbnuts. And neither are you.
Imagine being so self obsessed that you feel the need to go out and insist your beliefs are more important than the rights of other people.
I worked in customer support for a car rental company when I was in my late teens in Ireland. An angry English woman called cause she had some minor issue. She ended up going on a rant saying "I specifically asked to not be given one of these foreign cars. Can't you give me something British, like a Vauxhall?"
I checked her account and could see she was driving an Opel Astra. She wouldn't believe me Vauxhall and Opel were the same brand.
I'm not even going to go into her referring to things as foreign while she was literally in a foreign country...
The comments point you make is a really great one. I was the same on Reddit, never engaging on something because by the time it appeared in my feed, it would be thousands of comments deep. Everything that needed to be said had been said.
But on Lemmy, it's much easier to jump in and actually have a conversation.
I switched over when it was announced Sync for Reddit was closing, but became much more active when Sync for Lemmy arrived due to it being an interface I had been familiar with for a decade. But the move came at a time where I was taking steps to reduce my empty consumption too, deleting social accounts and replacing them with books and newspaper subscriptions. The lower content count on Lemmy is perfect for that as it means I still get great stuff in my feed, but it's not really possible to scroll forever. Instead I now open a newspaper app, use Pocket to read an article I've saved or pick up my book on the Kindle app. I'm generally just consuming much better quality media due to much fewer distractions.
BBC abuses the hell out of that feature. They've pinged phones for much less than this in the past.
It's just late 80s styling. It really ages people when you look back at it, but probably didn't then.
Rumoured to have stealth mechanics, two playable characters and an unknown release date. This is a clickbaity article with literally no new information.
Ah yes, the Catholic way.
Strongly recommend this too. It's takes a minute to get used to but once you do, it feels very natural.
WTF does that have to do with this article? You went out with some people from two countries and your opinion instantly makes everyone from those countries "sick in the head"? I'm Irish and can happily tell you that you're talking shit.
Dog friendly Dublin recs
Hey all. Originally from Dublin but lived away a long time. Back visting for a few weeks and was looking for recommendations of dog friendly places around the city. Mainly looking for bars, restaurants, cafes and cultural/art places.
I know and have been to Two Boys, Gravediggers and a few others but would love to hear of other spots where I can sit in with the dog and avoid the absolutely torrential rain we've been having. City Centre preferred but open to anything.
GRMA!
Sinéad O'Connor has died
Awful news. Truly one of Ireland's most legendary artists and an absolutely incredible performer.