Anyone think the bit at 1.08 was Chewie and Han in the Falcon?

This is Gizmodo....

Wakandan 1 : Where shall we fight the aquatic superhumans whose natural environment is water?

Yeah I’ve been looking forward to seeing Namor just go whompin’ on Wakanda!

“I’m not racist, I actually think it’s terrible because of the writing” says some dude on twitter that retweets Clay Travis

Word. Bunch of losers whining about it being “woke” because there’s a POC elf. Who gives a shit, elves aren’t real.
Personally i wasn’t sure if the show was gonna work - the trailers did nothing for me, but I enjoyed both episodes and honestly I’d been ready to watch more tonight.

Aha. I didn’t see him in the cast list so wasn’t sure. Hopefully we get a werewolf fight!

So who’s the brother at the start? Aegnor? Angrod? Finrod? Orodreth?

Fervently faithful - apart from all the bits that weren’t

It is, but that means you’ll be running all your cooling capacity even if it is the middle of winter and it’s freezing above ground.  Plus excavating space for a 10,000 square foot data hall isn’t exactly straightforward. Or cheap.

That is not how regional data centers work. Not much point in hosting their western Europe region in Quebec. Besides, they’re in London because they want/need the connectivity.

Right? If they had talked about Delta first - which probably is undoubtedly impacted by heavy holiday weekend traffic - it would make sense. But to lead with Heathrow cancellations, which have nothing to do with the 4th is just dumb. Add in the subtitle which says “especially not to Europe”, when the European airports…

Heathrow just doesn’t have enough staff. I can only assume the author thinks that the staff are unavailable because they have got some sick parties lined up for the 4th weekend in England.

So Heathrow, in England, cancels flights today, June 30th, and that says to you “Airlines don’t want you flying on Independence Day”?

Yes, definitely just a guilt trip and not a way to give its customers a way to report on carbon usage for stuff like EU Directive 2014/95/EU. Absolutely.

“That’s right, Google will tell its users how much harm they’re doing to the planet by using...Google websites.”

Will work on the basis that this is not poorly executed sarcasm, and say this:

Without wishing to be That Guy, the headline should be “League of Legends star’s brother charged with stabbing HIS parents, murdering HIS mother”.

Next article will be “How to get the closest thing to 2005 Honda Civic when buying a new luxury car”

I get the impression that he is yet to form an opinion on the matter.