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Whilst that all may be true for long range weapons that might be used against the US, the immediate worry is about the use of tactical weapons which don't need submarines or silos.

You think that The Guardian are worried that if the don't celebrate St George they will be labelled racist? How does that work?

The Guardian have a St George themed crossword today. If I complete it, does that make me a wokey-dokey SJW racist?

To answer a few questions: There was no watermark on the image. The website designer is not 100% sure where the image came from (it was a few years ago) but generally uses images that are free so either he made a mistake or someone else misrepresented the image. Mrs McT has paid the license...

Thanks for all your replies. The company chasing is called Permission Machine and they have included a letter from Alamy allowing them to act on their behalf. There was a commercial contract to set up the website but it is a one man band and a very nice guy so whilst she could try to drag him...

Time to tap the unfathomable depth of knowledge that is NSC. Mrs McT has a small business and the person who set up the website used some images one of which was (unbeknownst to her) owned by Alamy. The images were not integral to the website so there has been no real financial gain from their...

The top ten appearances in the four Div 1 seasons as follows: Steve Foster 156 Gary Stevens 133 Graham Moseley 116 Michael Robinson 113 Neil McNab 103 Gordon Smith 94 Gerry Ryan 91 Andy Ritchie 89 Gary Williams 82 Brian Horton 80

Moseley missed 52 games across the 4 seasons.

Just had a quick count and I put Foster on 43. He played in all but 12 games.

I'm fairly sure that you can add yourself. https://contribute.imdb.com/czone?ref_=nv_cm_cz

A Bitcoin podcaster has also bought the second best team in Bedford (which he plans to rename Real Bedford) with the aim of making it the club for all Bitcoin owners and taking it into the football league https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-beds-bucks-herts-60084253 To be fair, he seems to be...

The more people explain this, the more confused I get. Earlier you said that "If you use an electronic ticket on your phone to get into an event that's an NFT." which suggests that all electronic tickets are NFTs. Subsequenly you seem to suggest that electronic tickets are only NFTs if they...

I'm really interested in this. I asked on the bitcoin thread whether it was obligatory to use a cryptocurrency to buy an NFT and was told by CheeseRolls and beorhthelm that it was as that was how your ownership was recorded. If an electronic ticket is classed as an NFT then clearly...

Really? Have you read the 1863 rules? The laws have been constantly developed (always by commitees). Or do you want to get rid of crossbars and return to the fair catch?

I get the authentication thing, but can't you use blockchain verification without having to use cryptocurrencies to buy and sell?

There's one at Chi station. Very good too! https://pizzarebellion.co.uk/

By crypto do you mean cryptocurrencies? May be a silly question but why do NFTs need cryptocurrencies? Couldn't you just buy them with ordinary currencies?

No, what it concludes is: Our review of the literature offers evidence in favor of widespread mask use as source control to reduce community transmission. This is a review of multiple studies, many of them conducted in the "real world". There is evidence that masks help to reduce Covid...

None? How about this? https://www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2014564118

Or ask the people who didn't get Covid from the people wearing them?