Dr. Guillermo Power @gpowerf@social.cleverlibre.org

Two very affordable #Acer #ChromebookPlus laptops :)

I'm a big fan of my older Acer 714 Core i3 :) These are very similar laptops. #chromeos

https://www.expertreviews.co.uk/acer/acer-chromebook-plus-515-and-514

Google used to give you #Stadia free for a while when you bought a #Chromebook. Now you'll get #Photoshop. #ChromeOS https://www.msn.com/en-ae/news/other/chromebook-plus-buyers-will-get-a-free-trial-of-the-new-web-based-photoshop/ar-AA1hBZhE

I am in favour of banning the sale of cigarettes, but not the personal cultivation and consumption of tobacco.

At a personal level, I really dislike cigarette smoke and I don't trust the tobacco industry one bit. I believe that cigarettes are a deadly product that has been marketed in a deceptive and predatory way over the years. I also believe that the tobacco industry has done a great deal of harm to public health, both through its products and its lobbying efforts.

However, I am generally not in favour of banning things. I believe that people should have the freedom to make their own choices, even if those choices are harmful to themselves. I also believe that prohibition often has unintended consequences, such as creating black markets and increasing crime.

For these reasons, I believe that the best way to reduce smoking rates is to make it more difficult for people to buy cigarettes. Banning the sale of cigarettes would make it much harder for young people to start smoking, and it would also make it more difficult for people who are trying to quit.

I recognize that there are some people who have a genuine appreciation for tobacco and its culture.For this reason, I believe that it is important to allow people to grow and consume their own tobacco, even if cigarettes are banned. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-67010681

Pre 6am ice 😀 my daughter's practise session. I'm not qualified enough to be allowed at this time.

I don't normally post about politics, but this has made me angry. We can't have high speed rail, we can't have affordable rail, we can't have an NHS that's not plagued with delays for many patients, we can't have roads without potholes or enough parking, we can't have the powerstations and chargers needed to go with EVs, we can't have housing that people can afford. What can we have? What? Is all national infrastructure going to be decay till we have nothing? #HS2 https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-67005544