The Last Days of Intervention - Foreign Affairs
While this is about Afghanistan, I can’t help but wonder what a UK government led by Rory Stewart would have been like. It would have been very different to the current one.
Supply Lines II - by Gregor Macdonald - The Gregor Letter
This analysis is really good.
- Europe therefore lives in a state of fossil fuel dependency, rather than fossil fuel growth, while concurrently mounting a new, low carbon energy system built on wind and solar power. There were bound to be gaps, in the way the two systems interact with each other. Now that wind and solar are approaching 20% of continental electricity supply, the system in its current state was going to be vulnerable to either a period of lower wind output or a phase of natural gas supply constraints. At the moment, Europe is having to face both at the same time.*
Trying to use Siri with CarPlay be like.. Voice recognition lift (courtesy BBC Scotland) with subtitles…. - YouTube
Daring Fireball: The Tragedy of Safari 15 for Mac’s ‘Tabs’
Totally agree.
East and West
Living in Ireland, just because of language, we tend to look to the West, to the US more than we look to the East. Most ...
Fumbling in the greasy till
I am deep in the in the weeds at the intersection of Google Search Console, Analytics and Adwords along with other tools...Ireland in Frame Fabulous street photography.
Flying on Mars Is Getting Harder and Harder - NASA Mars
Love reading about this.
The signals from Europe re the record fine of €225m for Whatsapp and the fine of up to €500m for Google by the French could, I think, be simply summed up in one sentence.
We’re mad as hell and we’re not going to take it anymore.
About time.
