Oh.. reminds me of primary school days. Close enough to 1999 that ppl took the drills seriously. I mean for us it was a bit of fun but the teachers were quite rigorous about it, we’d have classes on earthquake safety too I think. Idk now, feels like not even Feb 6th is taken seriously enough…

I’d be very surprised if they had found differently.

(Handy paper for me btw, thx for sharing)

I think that was mentioned, can’t remember for sure, but definitely not one of the branches of production she spoke abt at length on.

Tangentially I attended a book presentation abt Cyprus archaeology the other day, churches in late antiquity (400-700 AD), how they were apparently used for production, like olive oil, pottery, agriculture &c. Quite nice, book is Catherine Keane’s “More than a church”

Apparently middle ages as well, they had the loos in feasting hall’s walls and you could relax without retiring from the conversation, so to speak.

reminds me of..

The answer is no btw cos the empire at that point is trying to settle Circassian and other refugees and has its plate thoroughly full.

I'm looking for history related mailing lists and listservs and newsletters but they remain elusive. Search queries are very unhelpful because either I get no results, or all results about computing history, "listserv is 35 years old" or similar. Computers are surely out there to help us

This morning I was well prepared to waking up to an inbox on fire and deploying filters to remedy the situation but turns out for once I ran into thoughtfully made software!

Radio waves? 🤔

Mozilla staying true to their Marc Andreessen origins…

Get well soon, see you later!

fission mission
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But indeed rarely is the goal of the Ai bro ethical, to boot. They like to talk about the least vilr applications and never deep fakes, harassment, spam, disinfo, etc., which aare the main applications actually.