I don't know how my vacuum cleaner works but I'm sure my broom isn't one.
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I don't know how my vacuum cleaner works but I'm sure my broom isn't one.
Ask a parent how it feels to have somebody answer questions instantly and then ask 'what can I do now?'. It's why we all look broken all the time.
It's exhausting in the same way as closely managing junior employees is exhausting but with a junior employee you can tell them to go away and learn, which takes longer but they get better. AI doesn't do that, it's incredibly fast and incredibly needy. futurism.com/artificial-i...
A polished beach pebble from the Llyn Peninsular, a silver chain and a little silver mount. Rather proud of that.
In unrelated news, Hegseth and Trump spent the weekend watching Rambo 3.
But Cornwall is so much nicer! Might as well stop in Birmingham if that's the criteria :)
He's right though. Somebody fetch me that Grandpa Simpson gif.
Maybe it comes from having parents who aren't Devonian but Devon to me is retirement homes, disappointing beaches and farmland (and ECFC. Every cloud.) Can't understand for the life of me why people visit.
Funny to see Devon so high. I don't doubt at all that it's true but remember being asked when young whether I'd stay and live there and responding rather forcefully that I absolutely would not.
Good. If you're going to have a world book day make it about books, not going to school dressed as spiderman. www.theguardian.com/education/20...
Probably following a large terrorist attack by one of the 93 million people they're currently bombing.
In the not too distant future, America is going to needs its friends. Then they'll look around and realise that America no longer has any friends.
We have never been at war with Eastasia.
Brilliant. An expat im Dubai has a startling revelation, by @stephencollins.bsky.social
Apart from what they have to get as official opposition it feels like they're almost already there. Jouno's only go to Badenoch's events because she's good for a batshit quote and I can't remember the last time I heard from the rest of their front bench.
That would be great but I fear it's more likely to be Farage at the moment. Reform wins but short of majority and can't form a government, centre-left coalition forms a government (probably briefly before collapsing) and Farage is leader of the opposition.
If you're opposition leader and there's a crisis, you sometimes have to just take one of the team and spend a week looking vaguely supportive and statesperson-like.
Starmer: "Moments like this define a leader of the opposition."
Yep. It's really going to wreck them during these events though if she doesn't cut it out.
"Orks and goons". WTF is she talking about? This isn't even high school level debating.
Badenoch would do well to be more collaborative. She looks awful chuntering away trying to score cheap shots.
PMQ's is weird. With everything going on in the world, the first question today was about manufacturing skills in the Calder Valley.
There's one regime change we could all get behind.
She'd be dangerous if anyone was listening.
"We called London a war zone and moved to Dubai by mistake"
Five of these countries have qualified for the world cup. I'm sure that's not going to be a problem.
We're letting the US use our airbases for "defensive" purposes but the head of their military just said, out loud "no stupid rules of engagement". He's just given a whole speech about how they'll do whatever TF they want, when they want.
The Secretary of War Crimes
"No stupid rules of engagement". JFC.
They can just read Pete Hesgeth's speech back to him when he appears in The Hague.
If we end up flying a load of expat tax exiles back from Dubai, they'd best be paying for the privilege.