They said every time he gets it wrong and supports war crimes he gets a book deal to explain and I said that sounds like they're just feeding book deals to war criminals and then their editor started crying.
They said every time he gets it wrong and supports war crimes he gets a book deal to explain and I said that sounds like they're just feeding book deals to war criminals and then their editor started crying.
Axel Springer, the Rupert Murdoch of the Baltic sea, has just bought the torygraph
Major Gowen from Fawlty Towers pulling a puzzled face
Germans now own the Daily Telegraph and Britainβs Eurovision entry is called βEins zwei dreiβ
Boy I was wrong about the Fediverse https://matduggan.com/boy-i-was-wrong-about-the-fediverse/
11 for me
I hope there's a Tintin Koks i lasten joke in that choice of name.
Swedish authorities took possession of a russian shadowfleet ship in the Baltic Sea on Friday.
The ship named Caffa is suspected of sailing under a false flag
The police are calling the incident "Operation Black Coffee." It involved specialpolice forces.
www.svd.se/a/d4wylo/kus...
A long time ago I was at a meeting in Cambridge university and one of the philosophy students there refused to accept that China, India etc had made any contributions to philosophy, calling it 'just mysticism.' It seems silly now, but those are the people who are now running the departments I guess
I got 11 but nothing on the postman clothes so maybe you saw the last one I missed. His bag is upside down though.
A monochrome βspot the mistakeβ scene featuring a postman cycling along a lane besides a half timbered thatched cottage
An observation test for your inner 8-year-old.
Can you spot 12 deliberate mistakes?
From Treasure magazine, 1965
Official answers coming soon
(Even if you donβt reply, could you please βlikeβ or share this one?)
Ibland mΓ₯ste man ta hand om din trΓ€dgΓ₯rd som Voltaire eller Samwise skulle sΓ€ga
Good article thank you
βTo break out of the deadlocks of the past, the solution is not to keep increasing military budgets, which already reach considerable levels in EU. What is urgently needed is the establishment of common structures that allow for democratic and pluralistic decision-making on both Iran and Ukraine. β
I'm sorry to hear that Ian. My regards.
y mab darogan rises
It's interesting how this is the exact opposite of their raid on Venezuela. There they left everything intact minus Maduro. Here, as you say, they seem to be calling for negotiations while making sure there is no one to negotiate with. It seems mostly similar to the Israel strategy against Hamas.
well i hope they say thank you
Time for yet another listen to Hips and Makers
youtu.be/WjnmzljtREk?...
@michaelspicer.bsky.social , delighted to discover this courtesy @scientits.bsky.social
This absolutely nails the formulaic and ultimately soul-sucking trend of non-fiction telly today.
Vetenskap mΓ₯ sΓ€ga att om jag hoppar framfΓΆr en buss kommer jag enligt deras modell fΓ₯ allvarliga skador. Men det Γ€r min demokratisk rΓ€tt att bestΓ€mma om jag hoppar framfΓΆr en buss eller inte!
just as Francis Bacon understood that the technology of print was latent in writing itself, so too is the technology of radio latent in the internet (in both conceptualization and functioning) and increasingly becoming visible as the technology that lies beyond the internet--? #othernetworks 1/2
Yes, it's all very well set up for a true peer-to-peer decentralised system.
I remember making my first radio out of parts from an electronics catalogue as a teenager and feeling the magic as voices from far away lands suddenly started to be heard, even without a power source.
I defend his right to gender-affirming treatment.
The oil shock of 1973 sent the price up about 50% iirc. But the night is still young.
I like that, thank you. Maybe as the US-dominated infrastructure of the internet becomes less central we will see these other ways of being collected becoming more important.
I would like that to be the case. Do you mean radio as in audio and/or radio as a series of transmitters and receivers in connection?
Meanwhile, Spain's massive investment in renewables is paying dividends now: with prices for Spanish industry and consumers low and stable compared with other European economies.
www.ft.com/content/ac77...
Oooohh the internal polling on this must be crazy, and he really does want to run for the nomination.
It's nice to see the soldiers refusing to kill women and children