The Daily Populous

Things aren’t all bad for Bill Cosby — yes , he’s going to jail, but he’s getting served pudding during his first meal behind bars!.

On top of all that, we’re told he will be getting VANILLA PUDDING!.

It’s unclear if the pudding will actually be Jell-O, but convicted sex offenders can’t be choosers. »

“People should be able to choose where they want to get their devices repaired,” Raghavendran told me over the phone.

“Right to repair will decrease the amount of e-waste and people will retain their devices much longer with suitable repair networks.”

Across the US, advocates like Raghavendran are pushing back and various states are now considering legislation to protect a consumer’s right to repair their own stuff. »

Disclosures come less than a fortnight after UK laws on mass surveillance ruled unlawful at European Court of Human Rights.

The intelligence agencies have repeatedly denied that their BPD and BCD programmes are tantamount to mass surveillance of people not suspected of any wrongdoing.

“Privacy International therefore urges the UK government to critically examine its mass surveillance powers, as enshrined in the Investigatory Powers Act 2016. »

Farmer sends gift of sausages to thank Wiltshire firefighters who rescued piglets and two sows from fire in barn.

A farmer whose piglets were saved from a barn fire has served the animals up as sausages to thank the firefighters who rescued them.

The farmer, Rachel Rivers, promised she would present the firefighters with organic sausages when the animals were slaughtered for their meat. »