[–] 5 points 20 hours ago (1 child)

Your public IP will be where it exits the carriers' private networks, right?. I learned about roaming in GSM networks long ago, and it at least used to be that all the traffic went through your home network if you're roaming abroad. If that's still the case, it would make sense to have a home IP even if abroad.

I don't believe each cell tower will have its own public IP, because if they did, cellular handover and all the clever stuff going on hidden from the users would be even more complex. Also exposing cell towers to the public internet sounds like a disaster.

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  • [–] 23 points 1 week ago (2 children)

    I am the Bone of my Baguette

    Dough is my Body and Yeast is my Blood.

    I have created over a Thousand Breads,

    Unknown to Death,

    Nor known to Life.

    Have withstood Pain to create many Loaves

    Yet those Hands will never hold Anything. So, as I Pray--

    Unlimited Breadsticks

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  • [–] 2 points 1 week ago

    Ocarina is €60 from Nintendo eshop unless the price isn't consistent across Europe. Physical games can be cheaper, but it's dependent on retailers giving discounts.

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  • [–] 9 points 4 weeks ago (1 child)

    Looking at it in isolation, I can understand how it might not seem close, but this is a seat that Labour have held forever (i.e., since 1983) and 3k is the closest margin there has ever been. 2 years ago the margin was 11k (>14k between Labour/Green). These are big gains in a safe Labour seat.

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  • [–] 18 points 4 weeks ago (15 children)

    I mean, I think he's handled it pretty well. He srill comes across as extremely genuine in his interviews. If he resigned, I think it would be a loss for the Greens and a big win for everyone else.

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  • [–] 3 points 1 month ago (2 children)

    Guilty to supprting Al-Qaeda, not planning a terrorist attack at Heathrow. Just to clarify. It's questionable to be friends, but more reasonable to believe they're not going to carry out an attack.

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  • [–] 2 points 1 month ago (1 child)

    The Mega Rayquaza battle was a nightmare. Putting together a colourless deck for it took forever. Eventually settled on one I made up with Furfous and Team Rocket's Persian.

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    I like playing a Blaine deck (i.e., Rapidash, Ninetales), so I started my ranked season to see how far I could get with it.

    I started at the bottom of Ultra Ball 2 on 510 points. Forty-six battles and probably about 4 hours later, I finished at the bottom of Ultra Ball 2 on 521 points, and that's where I decided to end it. My best position during this run was around halfway up UB2; my worst was around halfway down UB1. I honestly thought my deck bricked more than usual, but 46 sounds like a reasonable sample size, so maybe it's a bricky deck in reality.

    All the battles and my result are viewable below. I won 18 and lost 28, with a win rate of 39%. I haven't counted them up, but the most common decks seemed to be Mega Blaziken and Mega Lucario.

    List of battles? means the battle didn't go long enough for me to be sure what kind of deck it was.

    1. Mega Blaziken L
    2. Mega Manetric W
    3. Mega Sceptile L
    4. Mega Absol / Hydreigon L
    5. Hitmonchan ex / ? W
    6. Celebi ex W
    7. Mega Lucario W
    8. Mega Blaziken / Entei ex W
    9. Mega Lucario L
    10. Hydreigon / ? L
    11. Mega Lucario L
    12. Alolan Vulpix / ? L
    13. Sleep / Darkrai W
    14. Mega Sceptile W
    15. Mega Lucario L
    16. Galarian Obstagoon / Darkrai ex L
    17. Mega Blaziken L
    18. Mega Blaziken L
    19. Mega Sceptile W
    20. Suicune ex / Greninja L
    21. Mega Absol / Hydreigon L
    22. Meowscarda ex L
    23. Magnemite ? W
    24. Entei ex ? L
    25. Mega Blaziken L
    26. Mega Lucario L
    27. Galarian Obstagoon / Darkrai ex L
    28. Charizard / ? W
    29. Flygon ex L
    30. Darktina L
    31. Mega Blaziken L
    32. Mega Sceptile L
    33. Entei ex / ? W
    34. Mewtwo ex / ? W
    35. Jolteon ex L
    36. Chien Pao ex / ? W
    37. Sleep / Darkrai L
    38. Mega Altaria / Sleep / Darkrai ex L
    39. Riolu / Falinks ? W
    40. Mega Charizard Y / Entei ex L
    41. Mega Lucario / Hitmonchan ex W
    42. Mega Charizard X L
    43. Hitmonchan ex / Lucario W
    44. Mega Lucario / Sleep / Darkrai ex L
    45. Mega Lucario W
    46. Hitmonchan ex / ? W

    This was my deck:

    It does really struggle with megas. Megas generally can one-shot Rapidash or Ninetales on two energy, but they have a high enough HP, even without healing, to survive two or three hits. If the mega is set up on the bench, it's really difficult. On the plus side, water decks aren't that popular right now.

    It is possible to play some random deck in Ranked, but you might just end of treading water, and it wasn't that fun, to be honest. I still like the deck and I have fun in random casual battles, but I think I won't be bringing it back to Ranked again.

     

    With just over six weeks until the election, YouGov poll for ITV Wales in partnership with Cardiff University - the largest so far - has applied the latest MRP modelling to offer a predicted breakdown of how many seats each party will win in each of the 16 new constituencies

    An increase for Labour puts them third on 13% and resulting in 12 seats, meaning Eluned Morgan’s party would not elect anyone in four constituencies, including her own in Ceredgion Penfro.

    *Includes neat map at the bottom of article to check the poll's vote share/seat projections in each constituency

     

    Medical staff had to halt the procedure, fearing a possible explosion. The hospital, unfamiliar with such protocols, immediately alerted the authorities, and around 1:40 a.m., police arrived and activated the bomb squad. The team established a security perimeter to neutralize the device so surgery could continue, though no one knew at that stage if the entire operation could blow up at any moment.

     

    Although Campbell is right to point out that markets do play a significant role in government spending, Polanski is on to something deeper that could help reframe the debate around the UK economy. While Rachel Reeves might be celebrated for scrapping the two-child benefit cap, the latest budget doesn’t go nearly far enough in delivering the change that Britain desperately needs. Austerity has scarred the UK for the last 14 years. If it wants to finally break free, then it’s time for a radical new approach. And that starts with rethinking how government finances work.

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