https://www.google.com/landing/takeaction/
Linked from google.com
The doodle will not work at least for me at the moment. But screen caps show google's logo blacked out with a large black square.
CHris
Couldn't you go on a French etc version and translate it to English?
Yep, but each language has its own separate database of articles so there's a lot missing. Obviously you'd be fine with the major stuff but not for things like 'New Mills', which I just looked up on Ze German Vikipedia.
You can get an article about Gran Mánchester on the Spanish wikipedia and low and behold, an article about New Mills on the Dutch version.
Google UK don't seem interested, which does seem rather characteristic of what seems to be an attitude that this is just an American thing and doesn't have anything to do with anybody else. This would seem, though, to be very far from the case.
Much easier to just use en.m.wikipedia.org![]()
Typical of most American attitudes, where they assume the world ends at their coastline and border crossings....except where they see fit to invade the odd country or twelve.l.
Aside from the government, in my opinion, most of the American public are fine and many probably won't support these actions. Although having said that, there is a very vocal minority who seem to think their way of doing things is the ONLY way. They are constantly bashing "brainwashed European liberals" (as they put it) on another forum I frequent.
In my opinion most Americans are good people, unfortunately they have about as much say as what goes on in their government as we do in ours if not less
I bet the users in Madrid were impressed with the picture of Stockport Town Hall.![]()
It does seem to me to be rather missing the point, though typical of modern society, that the BBC'S technology reporter on the News on the Radio was, rather than worrying about the reasons for it or the issues involved, more interested in suggesting sneaky ways that you can get round it.
But this is typical of modern society.
I also despair that methods to circumvent the action are widely published. If those bills pass your methods won't work Chuck!
That is what democracy is all about. Imagine living in a state where the internet was banned. You would always find people trying to circumvent the methods used to stop this happening.
I wonder how many universities set assignment deadlines for today![]()
Something as important as these bills should be decided in a referendum though IMO
How big is the referendum idea in the USA these days?
Couldn't tell you I'm afraid, I'm not as au fait as I should be![]()
Fair enough...but how do you think the residents of Celadon City would have fared today..![]()
Fair enough...but how do you think the residents of Celadon City would have fared today..![]()
Not sure, they're mainly in the eating contest or the game corner (although in HeartGold/SoulSilver (HGSS) they had to change it to card flipping due to gambling laws and kids I believe)
I don't get it. I must be really stupid or something.
I was referring the the lack of the internet connection today in Celadon City...how would they have coped?
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