Pond, ripples, but the ICC and other European institutions are slowly starting to pivot away from American software services www.theregister.com/2025/10/31/i...

I'm frantically looking for a source for this, but I swear there's a story about an army that could not be stood against because of the cow that walked before it. Ivar fashioned a bow out of an entire tree and slew the cow with it, this being the first recorded indirect artillery kill.

Famous achievements; killed a terrifying cow with a siege weapon

Interferometer

In that they're both once-necessary compromises that arose from external pressures on the system and may limit its ultimate utility into a local maxima?
Or that they keep emailing you?

Of course, you'll find reading this your gore-soaked hands difficult

Roll-on deodorant makes a decent styptic in a pinch

(someone already said vibrator, smart guy)

A bit at a local wrestling promo had a manager delegate his job to 'chatGPT' - they caught it's weird helpful unhelpfulness very well

I like 'mystery games'; it's what's at the centre of all of them, and it draws a helpful analogue to mystery books

I find this man cosmically terrifying, there's nothing behind those eyes but joyful and willing acceptance of the algorithm

There's a second order effect; the more things you automate, the faster you get at automating things, the more stuff it becomes practical to automate. This is why we spend two days making sure our macros are right; it's a long-term pa... sorry, the deadline was when?

This is now the most colourful thing I own, I need to figure out what to do with it