Chuck Schumer’s $53 Billion Bat Houses
Here’s the bottom line. Washington won’t cut spending. And it doesn’t look like they’re going to cut regulations either. They won’t even tackle obvious fraud when it smacks them in the face.
Technology
The $20,000 Drone That Should Wake up the Pentagon
The Apache that went down over the Strait of Hormuz is not a story about one helicopter. It is a warning about the next war.
The Future of War May Be Underground
For the present, while drones have us looking up, we must not forget to look down as well.
For the First Time in Cell Phone History, You Can Opt Out
Every carrier ran the same plumbing, logged the same records, leaked the same identifiers, and the only way to opt out was to not carry a phone. That is finally changing.
A Regulator’s Impulse and Banning Social Media
Hasten slowly on social media restrictions.
Won’t Somebody Think of the Lanyard Class?
Suddenly, the HR Karens are worried that THEIR jobs are next.
Data Sovereignty? Or Is This Ethnic Patronage?
Brace yourselves as we circle back to 2023, watching the Labour government perform their favourite bureaucratic ritual: Prioritising everything Māori!
They’re Just Computers, You Fatuous Bints
Feminists try to claim what nerds have been doing for decades.
There’s Nothing Neutral About This
The UK government’s social media ban consultation. Participation in the consultation may still matter, if only to register dissent within a process that is already narrowing its own field of view.
AI Is the New Green
It’s history repeating itself and the reason is exactly the same – businesses seeing an opportunity to make more of a buck. But at least it makes a difference from seeing rainbow stickers everywhere.
