Debating which would be worse - working at Starbucks or drinking their coffee...

Poor language skills by journalists has long been a problem. "Regimes" "union bosses" etc. Not impartial, not objective.

The French have long recognised that land occupied by others was not free to be claimed by Western powers - they mocked and castigated the English for doing so during Pacific exploration. The English knew it was wrong too but they did it anyway. And eventually so did France.

Very heartened by the comments though.

That needs to go into a cold case file - as in revenge is best served....

I have them organised in folders, which helps. Useful for book specific obsessions which can be archived later (or not). A couple are longer than the screen.

Woah - that's a lot of tabs! I only have open tabs on my phone because I don't know a good way to save them. Prefer to use bookmarks on my desktop.

We will. The end goal of AI is to completely control your access to all knowledge.

Nah - by the time I get back to them half are defunct anyway. Or I can't remember what they were for.

Good to know AI use is listed under the narrator - and seems to be conspicuously displayed. Wish the use on websites, videos and books was so obvious (other than by the awful realisation that you've wasted moments reading/watching rubbish).

Oh and apparently #Gemini can no longer access a web browser so I can't chose or check the source of any information it provides. So the hub is now useless. #AIshite

It's violence and bloodshed that promotes violence, not peaceful rallies.

Happy memories for me living by the Torrens Island power station in the North Arm marina in the 80s. Lovely boating community. Warm water ecology of colourful cnidarians, mangroves and dolphins. And the fresh fish off the back of the boats at the local market. Life trumps industrial dystopia.

Whoops - that's 13/30.