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Chrome extension - first test; probably has issues as the Firefox one can be updated much quicker, so is more up to date.

Note - it is supposed to be Adject:

Adds adjectives to mentions of Boris Johnson on a web page.

*for a very limited value of mighty....

Nope, that's the point - it's a play on words.

'Abject failure' combines with 'Adjective' to describe a noun:

Adject Failure

The add-on adds adjectives to mentions of the mighty* trumpster

Web extension created while in treatment because why not. First try so if it breaks anything - sorry. Mainly seems to work. Chrome version in 'Pending Review'...see how long that takes... Also available: Boris Johnson: Adject Failure

Started on a Wikipedia wormhole and came across a small note about beaufighter T4800 and I knew nothing about it.

The story is interesting enough, not least as it's the pilot's own words, but the photo of the Grand Palais on the Champs-Élysées from below roof level is pretty impressive.

Yep - If all my competitors are down the equation changes such that I _definitely_ want to be up.

Any trade comes to me if it's urgent, and I appear more professional as I've got a functioning system.

I might be an chancer running my entire system off an shoestring but being up when everyone else has taken a dive looks good.

As someone on a phase 2 trial an interesting note is that I know I'm on the trial drug (it's not a double blind trial), I also know that the drug worked in animal and vitro trials.

Furthermore I know, from the trial literature, that a very similar drug works (the trial drug is an anti-PD-1 immunotherapy) well with the particular genetic markers on my tumours.

The trial is to assess the efficacy of this treatment, not run a comparison to other treatments, but having burnt through 2 rounds of chemo in short order to no effect it is more a comparison against that.

Whether the placebo effect is relevant is an interesting question because under the trial the treatment is, by necessity, more personalised.

Previous studies have shown that, essentially, human contact/interest adds to the placebo effect.

The app-before-this-one (before the server went down) was a reasonably competent bit of kit, basically a lift and shift of Lloyds, which when retired late last year became something with flashy animation on everything (animated log in place holder, 2FA selectors floating in from off screen - WHY!) but less functionality.