Trump and Vance showing how they're both severely unqualified to run the USA with their little strop with Zekenskyy.
They've revealed that they only think of the war in Ukraine in terms of money, in terms of a business deal. They've revealed that they don't understand Putin's motivations. And they've revealed that they are both poor diplomats.
Europe needs to up its support for Ukraine, and fast. It won't be the USA that faces Putin next. He needs stopping, now.
The other aspect of the exchange began Trump, Vance and Zekenskyy is that it was planned. It was an ambush to allow Trump to cut support for Ukraine and to try and make any deal even more US-centric
I'm convinced that Trump is compromised by Russia now. Vance? He's just a useful idiot, as is Musk.
On the face of it, the Met police appear to be abusing their powers.
On one side, you've got protesters who have a legal right to freedom of expression and freedom of assembly, as guaranteed by the Human Rights Act.
On the other, you've got people who have a general feeling of being unsafe, even though there has been no specific crime against them, no threats, and no violence.
The protesters should pursue a judicial review of this decision.
Why is glass being penalised? It's one of the few materials that can easily be reuse or recycled.
On that note, why don't these companies that use glass bottles group up to form a reuse organisation. All of them buy into it, the organisation would collect empties, clean and return them to the manufacturers.
Spent the last few days trying out Manjaro linux on my home gaming PC. Same conclusion as always - lacking in finish for gaming.
Specific issues - Wayland + Nvidia is still a "you have to do all this fiddling" mess to get it to work.
Tried it with X11 instead, but then half the stuff in Lutris doesn't work, and the response for others with similar issues is "all the devs use Wayland, so you're on your own".
Doesn't seem to matter how much time goes by, the Linux community stays the same.
One of the biggest flaws in modern technology is lack of diversity.
Not racial diversity. No.
I'm talking about class and wealth diversity.
How many working class people are involved in creating AIs? The answer is simple - not many. Simply because that's how our education systems work.
You can follow this lack of diversity back to government. Look at your representatives. Are they from the working class? Do they even understand working class people?
And just for clarity, I do think there's a racial diversity problem, too. But that's been widely covered by mainstream media over the years. I can't think of any media articles talking about wealth and class diversity in technology though.