This post literally links to the leading one.

Hmm, how to react to that? “Go through his brain and look for loose thoughts.”? (Sounds like Legilimency from Harry Potter world)

1. Harry puts on the Invisibility cloak
2. Walks to the closest Muggle bus station
3. Drives somewhere, anywhere.
4. Meets the rest of the Order and is being apparated, flown on a broom, anything to a safehouse.

OR

1. Harry puts on the Invisibility cloak
2. Hides himself on the back seat of the Vernon’s car
3. Vernon drives to Grunnings
4. Harry leaves the car and meets the Order and is being …

Size. I really don’t like the current 6”+ phones. The last phone I really liked was Google Nexus 5, because it had just 5" display.

The huge difference between FTC and EC in terms of the mandate of their operation. Whereas the Sherman Law and FTC are operating with aim to protect customers’ rights or something like that, EC anti-monopoly law is oriented just on that: fighting anti-competitive behaviour. The problem is IMHO that “customer rights” is so flexible term, that (with good support in the campaign contributions, I am sure) it is easy to persuade FTC that almost anything you do is perfectly nice. EC’s anti-monopoly mandate is on the other hand rather strict and inflexible.

This is one of the most stupidest memes going around. https://matej.ceplovi.cz/blog/tocqueville-on-the-freedom-of-discussion-in-america.html

Firefox can import from Chrome profile.