Mike Taulty

"Reds under the bed".

I'm old enough to remember when they stood on a stage promoting larger families.

(it was yesterday).

This was a good interview - he states that he goes around calling people "liar" when he knows nothing about them.

He also implies that "people in politics" (i.e. him) say any old thing that should not be taken seriously.

"Cyber" seems to be their preface for a product that they've dreamt up without asking if anyone wants it.

(See "Cybertruck")

His rise in the polls along with his rise in funding seem to have made him increasingly bad tempered, thin skinned and arrogant.

(Much like Trump).

Yes, they'd go full on "fake news" unless the media in question was owned by one of their mates like Paul Marshall.

RAM crisis = the supposed ~$600bn capex spend from the MAG 7?

I've found it!

Meanwhile...

I guess they could always just have a leadership election and replace him?

Oh...hang on...

"After you..."

He's working in a company where the entire workforce "sits down at a computer".

Trump revokes landmark ruling that greenhouse gases endanger public health The White House calls it the largest deregulation in US history, but environmentalists say it will prove costly for Americans.

He gets worse by the day...
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

Enjoyed this one - interesting to know whether Figma is really a case of AI eating their business or whether it was just overvalued in the first place (or both)?

Also interesting to think about how some of the big s/w players (with s/w margins) have effectively become h/w players...

Dislikes: paying taxes
Likes: government subsidies

Lives in Monaco and/or Switzerland according to Wikipedia.

Runs a football team staffed by people from all over the world.

One rule for Jim, another for regular people (file under "Brexit").

It'd be interesting to separate the filming from the sharing because the UK is constantly filming people without consent.

Didn't he, erm, emigrate?

Isn't his football team made up of players from all over the world?

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Yeah, they seem dedicated to taking away its core purpose.

Soon it'll be Notepad365 and you'll have to sign in and pay a subscription for it.

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Sounds like they aren't very good at planning and I suspect that's quite a theme within "remote working" - organisations that don't want to plan or document properly struggle when staff aren't in the room.

But...does that make them good organisations?

a group of men are sitting in front of a sign that says judean people 's front ALT: a group of men are sitting in front of a sign that says judean people 's front

The only conclusion being that we have politicians who much prefer factional infighting to the real business of trying to run the country and the media both stirs it up and then laps it up.

If we end up with Farage, it'll be the direct fault of the "broad churches" of the Tory and Labour parties.

Who he?

Does turning off the keyless entry to the car such that the user has to press a button to transmit the signal (perhaps while looking for people trying to 'record' it) help?

Only one letter separating a class act from a crass act.

Lots in the news this week about Bezos and Amazon.

(none of it good).

@itvpeston.bsky.social Key question is was that a rat or a mouse that ran across the carpet during your interview with Kemi Badenoch tonight?

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According to which data collected in which locations and funded by whom?

Robotaxis are better for the passengers because...?

Musk trying to push back the rising tide by calling it names as his shoes start to get a little wet 🤣

It's already baked in.