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Just leave it in the background and know that number trends up.

Also, shows for infants are either on trackers I don’t have access to or just thoroughly under-provided through torrents.

Legitimately one of the two best sources of high quality journalism left in the UK.

(The other is Private Eye.)

Christopher Nolan’s film ironically aren’t Woke.

[I know you know, but I find joy in you having chosen him and wanted to share.]

And were mass produced by the Time Lords.

It has no bearing on the US Millennium Rights regime. I suspect anything torrented that you’ll be in trouble over is public domain nowhere.

But the VPN itself remains legal.

Dragonfly - touching-harrowing tale of loneliness in modern Britain, touching on social care, foster systems, and classism.

气球 - a film that manages to go from “oh, maybe Tibetan sexual ideas are more progressive than Han China” to “all traditional beliefs are patriarchal and harmful to women and should be overturned” in 100 minutes. Some great shots and use of reflection, and the near documentary style of cinematography makes for an interesting experience, and it’s nice to hear a lot of Tibetan. But the narrative, perhaps due to political concerns is ultimately more of a love letter to Chinese Modernity (set in the near past because the present is always as perfect as possible) than an exploration or ode to Tibetan culture/modernisation.

Sadly been known for a long time.

He had a long career as a talking head on Russia Today telling its viewers how the UK was failing and the EU evil (for the wrong, non-neoliberal, non-racist, reasons).

Orwell wasn’t only criticising Stalin and the Soviets, he was also criticising the UK and the BBC.

I usually download Eurovision, as the politics isn’t new… Just more apparent.

Maybe find a Eurovision community and ask about alternate viewing methods? I’m sure there are other ways to watch live, which if you’ve got a gathering is the way to do it.

It’s that “after” that makes it weird.

“will be summoned as the two men were found guilty” is much nicer.

No, that’s Europe.

The PRC days off are appalling in comparison. And the previous comment didn’t even mention make up days.

Generally they’re not, provided they can keep it low key.

And since within the PRC it’s quite easy to fire people, and courts and settlement is about how much 面子 you can make the company lose without pissing off local authorities vs. the 关系 and pressure they can bring to bear to have you drop it there’s not much to be done.

“ask” that people do overtime, and then fire them for not being a team player, or downmote them into a stressful deadend if they don’t take the voluntary overtime.