There’s an Israeli company sells the equipment, although you do need to own the government before they’ll sell you it.

I don’t think enough people have realised what is being proposed, your comment sums it up very succinctly

“they’re talking about sending people to camps in another country”

The phone shop on the High Street does walk ins and has them done in under an hour.

Well there’s only one person who’s put Russia in that position, they were doing quite well until he took over.

Mine pretty much only get restarted when updated with a new OS version. I have restarted when an app crashed, but that’s rare.

Mary had a little lamb

The butcher killed it dead

And now it goes to school with her

Between two bits of bread

I guarantee you’ll find it in the last place you look.

If you can figure out where the last place to look is, you can skip some of the looking, but it will still be the last place you look.

You can name them.

Pro tip: if you use WhatsApp for both, you need to install both WhatsApp and WhatsApp for Business. It’s the same app with a different name just so you can use two numbers on one phone

Yeah, because the big four don’t help governments set policies which disadvantage the small and solo consultancies. In the UK they’ve heavily influenced the tax treatment of small companies, leaving the market open only to the very biggest. So maybe they’re not directly breaching SOx and it’s European equivalents, but they are certainly profiting from an ability to shape the market for each other.

Your better option might be a Bluetooth car adapter. Plugs into lighter socket, pairs Bluetooth to phone, then you tune car radio to the frequency set on the adapter.

Apollo has free, premium and ultra, premium is a one time fee for additional features, ultra is a subscription for even more features. If you use Reddit Apollo Premium is excellent.

There was a famous case in the UK a few years ago with a double blind trial that had an extremely serious reaction by the volunteers. Participants and staff went through the panic of not knowing who was going to react next, looking at each other, waiting for the next reaction.

Eight men took part, the drug had looked positive in animal testing but reacted very badly in humans. Here’s one article, you can use it to find more, possibly the documentary is online.

And there is an ethical dilemma, giving potentially healthy people something that might harm them. Risk versus reward, the greater good.

In a Honda Accord if you’ve been on Reddit long enough