25th January, 2019.
Yes: I had my benefits, yesterday, and managed to at least pay my rent.
After taking out as much as I could from the nearest cash machine.
I couldn’t take out enough to go shopping, yesterday: as I reached my withdrawal limit.
And couldn’t take out any more cash from my branch … as they were shut due to “unforeseen circumstances” …
At any rate … ?
It’s something I can remedy, today: simply by heading back to town.
On a day that — looking out of my front room window — that looks objectively quite nice for The time of year …
But certainly — according to the BBC’s Weather app — looks like it could be … sub zero …
The word yummy springs to mind, here: although, as Trevor^ pointed out in a comment on yesterday’s set?
“At least the sidewalks were clear” …
The pavements?
Are equally clear, today.
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I know you’re possibly not a one who follow the technology news … but I do …
With Brexit looming ever nearer? Anything that affects opinion gets looked at.
Including newspapers.
One piece of
news I saw, yesterday?
Was that a new
browser extension has been released: one that tells you if a given news site is unbiased, and/or accurate.
That extension is one that that famously pro-Brexit paper, the Daily Mail has fallen foul of.
The twist in this tale?
Is that the extension in question has — in one mobile browser — gone from being an optional add-on …
To being built in.
The browser? Is the
mobile version of Microsoft’s own
Edge browser.
I’m told Edge has a comparatively small market share.
Both on mobile devices, and the desktop.
I think, thought, that the Mail will really start complaining …
When Edge’s market share goes up …
And Microsoft realises a desktop version …
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