Just saw a review of Motorola mobile phone and thought; "I'm surprised Motorola is still in business!" Is it just me?

Is Bluesky struggling today? Lots of long waits.

Next to go, the ridiculous Cybertruck, surely? Must be losing them money hand over fist.

I seriously doubt the EU (or Britain) have any leverage over Israel. Pretty much a rogue state under the current leadership.

False. However, you are the only country stupid enough to elect a convicted felon and accused pedophile, whose only claim to fame is that as a third rate reality TV star.

No, Poland, don't do it. Those missiles are surely to defend against an attack from Trump's friend in the east. Better to suck up high fuel prices than risk having to learn Russian again.

Absolutely.

*are crap

FFS. Trump is a lying liar that lies. Why do the markets take any notice of what comes out of his mouth?

OpenAI ”acknowledged in its own research that LLMs will always produce hallucinations due to fundamental mathematical constraints that cannot be solved through better engineering, marking a significant admission from one of the AI industry’s leading companies.” You can’t trust chatbots.

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Strange choice of photo. A mower, in the context of "drying solutions". I guess the other thing is probably the base for a foldable drier, but that's a bit obtuse too.

Sending "a ship" to the region was the breaking point.

The problem with the constitution is that it's a bit like the bible. It's now an ancient document and, progressively, so-called scholars start to "reinterpret" it. www.nytimes.com/2026/03/30/u...

Wankers of a feather.

For "weeks" read "months or years", I suspect.

"The duke had a mind that ticked like a clock and, like a clock, it regularly went cuckoo." Terry Pratchett; Wyrd Sisters #Discworld #ClockChangeTime #SpringForward #NoKingsOrDukes 🕰️

A remarkable photo from #NoKings in DTLA from Connor Sheets of @latimes.com www.latimes.com/california/l...

Seems like the Iran war is destined to be either America's Suez or another Vietnam. It's difficult to see an actual "victory". My take, based on what I've read, including this. www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

A cluster-fuck in the making. inews.co.uk/news/world/t...

In order to hide the fact that Tesla is stratosphericly over valued.

Is US foreign policy effectively outsourced to Israel and Saudi now? What do the voters think of that?

Adrian Newey looks unwell.

NEW: North Sea misinformation is rife in UK media, as the O&G lobby uses the energy crisis to push gov to issue new licences We tackle myths on emissions, tax, bills, jobs One key point is new drilling will barely change future output, as the basin is in decline www.carbonbrief.org/factcheck-ni...

Yeah .... sure

I thought the usual protocol was to drop the phone in the sea.

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So what? 🤷‍♂️

Just been fooled by Microsoft into allowing OneDrive on my phone to backup all my photos. It behaves like a scammy piece of malware. And we know why. Once they get people hooked, they will start charging for it. Initially a small sum, and then more. Enshitification Managed to toggle it off now. 😂

Nice. share.google/0217niaXXdjK...

Wild Muntjac from the farmers market.

What has become of the BBC? What ugly phrasing.

Criminal offence? How about some jail time if he's found guilty? share.google/RobZl0gnbOtw...

A 2.6 billion dollar fine is affordable to Musk. What about jail time as well? share.google/AGvvg3iP2hmp...

WTAF. It's a measure of how far we've drifted from reality. The NYT reporting this as if it's perfectly normal. Where's the outrage? Presidential pardons are nuts. The US system is broken. www.nytimes.com/2026/03/20/n...

Hmmm. B52s. Have they ever really been useful in any conflict. From Vietnam onwatds.

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Fraud is only bad if it's done by your enemies, apparently. And you can turn an energy into an ally by pardoning them. The whole concept of Presidential pardons is a joke, as is Presidential immunity. www.nytimes.com/2026/03/19/u...

And yet there are still idiots that argue the lockdowns and mask mandates were not necessary. I met someone recently who eagerly told me of the Great Barrington declaration, which he had read about in the Telegraph (obviously) 🙄 www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/cd...

But, is it the dogs or their owners? Nurture/nature. www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle...

Bring it on. In 15 to 29 years, I will be too old to drive. There's no rural public transport where we live. Self driving will hopefully keep us mobile. www.theguardian.com/technology/2...

Not sure which is worse for Trump: funding turned down or funding approved and the US gets into a deeper mess in Iran. I guess the former is better for the world more generally.

It's going to still be a building site when he leaves office, isn't it. Possible without a brick laid or a concrete pour poured. share.google/DLKzfFbAXMa8...

Just over 60 years since the US Marines landed in Da Nang, here they are again, potentially the first US boots on the ground. Another war, like Vietnam, that the US seems to be sliding into without thinking it through. www.cnn.com/2026/03/17/m...

And now he knows how Hamilton has felt for several years now.

There are very few post World War II US military adventures in which the UK has not played a suppoting role. The most memorable was Vietnam. That too was a good call. www.nytimes.com/2026/03/15/w...

I'm not a biological scientist, but I do wonder whetger six is a statistically significant sample.

*Cybertruck

Are "Prediction Markets" simply what used to be called "Betting Markets"?

I think we all can guess the answer to this. It's a cock-up by some brainless people.