Good question. There aren’t many stand-out management candidates who Munich haven’t already chewed through. But at this point it seems like they are just stumbling from one season to another when it comes to their manager situation.

Apparently we’re letting Bologna add their own sell-on fee. Which is definitely one way of resolving the issue.

If he leaves the race now he will leave office with a positive legacy as an effective one-term president who saved the country from chaos and authoritarians in its time of need. He’s got a lot accomplished over the last 3.5 years and he’s been a calming and rational influence.

If he stays in the race he will permanently tarnish his legacy, invariably lose the race (because the cast majority of voters have now lost confidence in his mental health), and usher in another spell of strident, dangerous ideology.

I thought the whole reason he chose a younger, more middle of the road VP was to lay the ground work for her ascension. (If he didn’t think Harris was electable as President then he fucked up.) It’s time for Biden to hand the reigns over to Harris and see what happens.

Not a surprise. I didn’t mind the show (I didn’t play the games so I didn’t go into it with any preconceived expectations, and it was a fun enough ‘switch brain off and enjoy’ sci-fi story). But it got so much flack from fans (rightly or wrongly - I’m not making any judgement there), the plot was a bit meandering, and they had sort of boxed themselves in by the end of season two. And it clearly cost a lot. So an imminent death was expected.

Yeah, Eddie’s a good lad. With the right support he will set Ligue 1 on fire. I’ll be glad if both of them leave the country, but for very different reasons. Greenwood is a massive arsehole and the further he is away from England the better. And Eddie will inevitably score a few bangers against us if he stay in the PL, because that’s just what happens when we sell quality strikers.

It’s definitely weird. They might well throw one out two developers and As under the bus for this event (I’ve seen this happen at other organizations - and such decisions smack of shitty management). But no matter how you look at it this is a company-wide failure. Because they didn’t have the infrastructure and policies in place to test their changes properly.

Great response, and matches with what I’ve been reading.

Holy shit, someone(s) at CrowdStrike have had a reeeeally bad end of the week!

If Obi-Martin joins Man United then he’s an idiot. He’d be far better off staying with us and learning under the likes of Wilshere, Ali, and Arteta than diving into that absolute shit show up North. Same thing applies to a lesser degree to him joining Kompany at Munich. I don’t think that experiment is going to end particularly well.

So Leawo recommends Leawo. What a surprise!

I recommend MakeMKV personally.

How did the error occur?

As I mentioned, the outage is happening all over the globe. The post has been joined by users from Australia, India, the Czech Republic, and more. The reason behind the outage is a technical error in their main product, Falcon.

A question followed by a paragraph that doesn’t answer the question. That’s frustrating.

I wish I could help this year, but this is literally the worst possible timing for me. I’m at a large and very busy family reunion this weekend. Godspeed lads!

Yet again they are targeting the vulnerable of society, and trying to disenfranchise them. But if course, the cruelty is the point.

Urgh, I had blissfully forgotten that Piers Morgan is a fan too.

England making it to a second concurrent Euros final, and the sitting US President being given an Arsenal shirt. What a time to be alive!

Me too. I am incredibly shocked that we’ve made it to the semi-finals, let alone the final.

Yes, he’s spreading the word of angry, vengeful Old Testament God.

Good luck to him. I hope we have a good buy-back clause in place. Just in case.

My Internet access is going to be patchy the next several days. So I might not be updating the silly season transfer post as often as I have been.

I had a third generation of yours - the Commodore Amiga.

Holy shot was that an amazing machine! It was ahead of its time in so many ways. I learned to do OOP on it, I created some cool pictures in Paint Shop Pro on it, and of course I used it to play a ton of fantastic games. And in a time before Windows took off, it offered Workbench - a really slick *nix based graphical OS.

I also used a 64 for a bit before I got my Amiga, and yes that was a superb machine too.

I guess neither the Amiga nor the Commodore 64 folded in two, so this new Ryzen-based machine has that over our two computers.

Thanks for the tip. Yeah it looks basically dead as a for nail art this point, so I’ll remove it.