I had my 1st C19 infection on 17/April/2022, 1051 days later on 03/March/2025 I had a variety of tests to see what's going on in my body. I decided to publish the results in case they're useful to someone else. I'll be going back for more different tests soon 1/

Do you want Elon to have a copy of your biometrics? Do you want Zuck to scan your face? That’s what we will all be doing. This isn’t reigning in Silicon Valley power. It’s gifting them even more power. Of course, parents want these companies safe and regulated but that’s a job for govt, not the end user.

There's been a number of people touting the idea of a VPN ban, but worth noting it isn't really possible, for multiple reasons. First and foremost, many public sector agencies utilize VPNs themselves, datacenters with international customers are using them, and critical infrastructure also uses a variety of VPN technologies. Therefore any proposed ban would be superficial or performative at best, likely primarily targeting domestic VPN providers. Even regulating those would prove problematic though. Exceptions would be made for commercial/business/corporate use, and domestic providers could pivot around that. At best they may be able to force UK based providers to require ID, but plenty of international providers already ignore UK government demands and will continue to do so - a market which will then only grow. There's other tactics they could use (pressuring providers to block VPN endpoints, etc) but that won't be a problem long term either. This is before we've even gotten into alternative methods/protocols like nostr. VPN bans in China/Iran had some efficacy (but still relatively easy to circumvent) due to the fact they have the national firewall, complete with DPI (deep packet inspection). UK would never be able to replicate this due to our positioning as a global comms hub & existing infrastructure. A very different environment. Labour MPs might rattle on about banning it - but none of it will be based in reality. Just performative nonsense from people that use the internet through either an intern or an iPad. Hence why even the existing legislations they have introduced are laughably easy to circumvent, and why you now have Meta asking questions and giving recommendations that should have been obvious from the start (which is another indicator that the UK gov simply wouldn't have a clue on how to implement a VPN ban).

FTP: LAPD killed her dog. He was wearing his Knicks jersey. His name was Jameson. A golden doodle. One of the sweetest, most gentle breeds alive. A neighbor called a noise complaint. That's it. 20 officers showed up. Then a helicopter. For a noise complaint in an apartment complex. And they shot Jameson dead. In front of his owner. In front of her child. No warning. No de-escalation. Nothing. The media is barely covering this. No headlines. No outrage. Like it never happened. If this was your dog... your child watching... how would you feel? Jameson deserved better. That little boy deserved better. His mama deserved better.

I suspect a social media ban will massively increase teen education in computer literacy, VPN's, and non-windows/apple OS's...

In France, about a year ago, they introduced new laws to prevent children accessing porn sites. This involved age verification - either sharing personal data or a photo of you. Immediately between 28% and 35% of porn sites saw a drop in adult traffic. Many adults just did not want to share their personal data. So what was the impact on children? Before the law was brought in about 2.3 million minors accessed porn sites. Afterwards about 65% are still believed to access porn sites. They are very good at working around the law - using VPNs. In fact VPN usage surged by 1000% following the law change. So when you look at the UK restricting social media access for children you can expect that many adults won’t even bother to try and verify themselves. They don’t want to share the data. And the children? Well, the children will find a way…they always do.

Sorry. But if you opposed a digital ID. But think this under 16 ban is a good idea you have been had 😂. How do you guys not realise this IS the digital ID looool. They’re not going to identify kids. They’re going to confirm we are adults by digitally identifying us 😭

People with autism and ADHD often notice inconsistencies other people overlook. Not everyone appreciates having the gaps pointed out.

They didn't do it on purpose Most doctors and researchers accept that Covid can mess w/memory & cognition, because study after study has shown solid evidence of it The doctor you have entrusted to take the sponge out of your gut after the operation…?▶️ people.com/woman-plummets-to…

This mean students up to Year 11 will not be able to revise GCSE biology on Freesciencelessons YouTube channel. This also mean a 15 years and 364 days old not be able to read Facebook posts from their MP or councillor, but expected to vote for them tomorrow.

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"Judge Johnson kept the jury in the dark of his plans to sentence the four as terrorists. This is the first time in British legal history that anyone has been sentenced as a terrorist for damaging property." Please RT until this is both the 1st & last time. Thank you.

Babylon 5 creator J. Michael Straczynski floats the idea that he should be the showrunner of the next Doctor Who iteration: "A (relatively) quick note to respond to the (much appreciated) scores of (very nice) notes online regarding today's news about Doctor Who. My interest and record is well-established; the only real question I think the BBC would (very fairly) ask is: would British fans be open to an American showrunner, even one who is legally a resident of the UK under a visa that allows me to work for in TV/film in the UK? I think so but I doubt they'd just take my word for it, nor should they. The fan community would have to have their (polite, constructive) say." Would this be a good or bad idea for the BBC?

Unfortunately, some of you care, while others no longer do. Frankly, we are hungry and need food and medicine. If you're browsing, please leave a comment. It's just a comment. chuffed.org/project/184861-s…

The Labour UK Govt is failing the people of Palestine & Lebanon & not only failing to listen to the people of the UK - but actively suppressing them - in order to protect a foreign state committing GENOCIDE? Please RT this until they no longer are. Thank you.

"Channel 4 News investigations revealed that Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell allegedly targeted and abused young women in the UK over a decade, yet the Metropolitan Police repeatedly declined to investigate" Please RT until the Police finally do investigate. Thank you.

Yes, that is the entire point. The UK government does want kernel level access to all devices lmao. I think we do a disservice when we say ‘Oh, but your excuse doesn’t make any sense!’ because yes, they know their excuse doesn’t make any sense. They don’t care.

fun fact if u have an android whilst living in the uk where everythhing is going under some bs age verification laws u can just get modded apk apps for stuff like youtube, twt, etc. that will take it away or ofc use a vpn (this will reach no one but its ok lowk who gaf

The UK Govt has NOT declared the IDF to be a proscribed terrorist organisation - for which both serving in - having served in & expressing support for - will result in your arrest. Please RT this until they have. Thank you.

Most people gauage the worthiness of an idea by social proof; "do prestigious people share this belief?" because they want to share in the virtue of being associated with prestigious people.

On 12th June -10am–5pm. After never having been charged with - & never having been found guilty of terrorism - Pro-Palestine activists will be sentenced for terrorism. A first in UK history. Please RT this until this travesty of justice is ended. Thank you.