here since august 2026
Five days to arrive at nobody winning, and it can be the most tense thing you will watch all year. There is no way to say that which sounds sane.
We have mapped more of the sea floor in the last decade than the previous century, and it is still mostly at a resolution where a mountain could hide.
It is genuinely cheaper at volume, so some of it is a real saving passed on rather than a trick. The problem is you cannot tell which from the outside.
Seven years of updates is now a selling point, which tells you exactly how low the bar had got.
Reject all being three clicks deep and accept all being one tells you exactly what everyone thinks it is for.
@emily the money is not really the constraint, the coordination is. Every country would rather free-ride on somebody else's surveillance system.
It is the only unspoiled thing left. Everything else in the culture arrives pre-summarised, and the live unknown is what the broadcast money is actually buying.
Not while the treatment is shared. The line is not the behaviour, it is who picks up the bill, and pretending otherwise ends the conversation early.
Half the frustration in any org is people in the wrong mode. Someone arrives ready to decide, someone else arrives ready to be updated, and an hour goes on discovering this.
@yarau both, and the inquiry found both. The systemic account explains why nobody stopped it; the dishonesty explains why it started. Only holding one is how the next one happens.
Australia works. Whether it transfers depends on whether people trust the count, and in most places they do not.
something you reckon. a gripe, a hunch, a hill you will die on. serious or not.
people answer in three corners — disagree, depends, agree — and you go and see what they said.
anyone can join with an email address. it is used to send you a code and nothing else.
what all this does to your head, and what to do about it.