Here's a story on their app to track this stuff: https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2024/oct/14/trump-ground-game-smartphone-app

"have little way to know whether canvassers are actually knocking on doors or whether they are cheating – for instance, by “speed-running” routes"

https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/article/2024/jul/03/a-moment-that-changed-me-my-feet-appeared-on-a-kink-website-that-gets-20m-views-a-month

jwz.org/blog, for obvious reasons.

For the exits, you could have a little balcony with corner walkways either side, and steps down? Helps avoid the "ramp immediately after a door" trip hazard.

You can × on items in the history to tune the algorithm.

30 years ago today - some cinemas are marking the anniversary with a showing.

His wife took over the channel after Beau was burned-out.

"We still never talk sometimes" - Swanson

And not just burning them for power/transport - a lot of this is coming from forest fires.

His telling of this event [severely jetlagged] adds even more to the story.

So what was the “little incident in Arizona”?

There's a UK scheme called Flood Re that does this kind of thing. If you're more than a certain probability of flooding, you need to go with an insurer that's backed by the government's reinsurance policy.

There's an "editorial complaints" link at the bottom of BBC news website.

So, you already pressed the button?

dyslexic?

Agnes Nutter, Good Omens.

Alternatively, "The most powerful person in Discworld is Granny Weatherwax"

Technology Connections did a test and he thinks it's fine.

Your last example reminds me of someone editing Wikipedia to list Ronnie O'Sullivan as the winner of the World Open, about 20 minutes before the final match finished.

They were right, and anyone would agree that it was all-but-certain, but it hadn't actually happened yet.

as a British pervert, I'm guessing you must be the Canadian?