Greg Draws retweeted
The local kids who strip copper wire for me have started homeschooling each other during their rest hours. Really amazing to see
Greg Draws retweeted
Tokyo developed new anti-crow posters to put up around trash collection sites. They feature geometric shapes幾何的 and eyes which apparently put crows on their guard
However, as the effect only lasts for a few days, the cities prepared several different types
The crow population in Tokyo has gone down from 36,000 in 2001 to 7500 today
Greg Draws retweeted
I'm reading vacuum cleaner reviews on the Argos website and they include a noise rating out of five but nobody knows if five means quiet or loud so the whole thing has descended into chaos.
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It feels as if no one has yet begun to get to grips with the true nature of what our species is facing. It will never stop getting hotter. To go from 1.5C to 2C in less than around 10 years is literally beyond belief. 1.5C and 2C are different planets. On average, during the last deglaciation, itself an extremely fast warming event, it took 660 years to warm by 0.5C.
Greg Draws retweeted
Louis CK sorry for the strokes
Will Smith sorry for smash mouth
Jimmy Carr sorry for killing joke
Defective peroxide sorry for 4 non blondes
Owl sorry for the who
Misogynists sorry for everything but the girl
UK beef industry sorry for madness
US government sorry for megadeth
Greg Draws retweeted
Remember in Schindler's List when the Nazi commander uses a sniper rifle to shoot prisoners in the Concentration Camp.
This is a video of Israel using machine guns from a tank to shoot prisoners in a Concentration Camp.
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This is the statement issued by the Met Police about the Defend Our Juries demonstration today. Commander Adam Slonecki, from Scotland Yard, said: “All those intending on coming to this event know that supporting a proscribed organisation is unlawful – they are essentially meeting to purposefully commit a crime.” This is a remarkable contrual of the law and extent of police powers. Surely it cannot be right that someone protesting against the Government’s decision to proscribe an organisation is automatically interpreted by the Met Police as supporting that organisation and is therefore committing an arrest-able offence. This is especially the case when the proscription is being challenged in the courts. I believe the government and parliament made the wrong decision in proscribing Palestine Action as a terrorist organisation and I continue to call for its deproscription by the government. If the people turning up today to demonstrate against the proscription of Palestine Action are to be arrested for simply turning up, are we all to be criminalised for suggesting the government got this wrong?
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Sam Altman thinks RAM sitting in personal computers is a waste when it could be put to better use in data centers.
Weird. I was just thinking that all those billions sitting in billionaires’ bank accounts could be put to much better use in our communities.





















