Hermann Kaulbach (1846–1909), The Fairy of the Moon, 1891.
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Hermann Kaulbach (1846–1909), The Fairy of the Moon, 1891.
I remember when it was a scandal that a company laid people off over Zoom. Now that seems warm and fuzzy compared to the norm today.
Oracle laid off 30K people with a 6AM email with a link to click and accept terms if they wanted severance.
https://www.hardresetmedia.com/p/the-coldest-cold-email-oracles-30000
Never more relevant than now.
I have added a tiny feature on https://threat.cstromblad.com to highlight "breaking stories" in an attempt to surface things such as the Axios attack.
It's not perfect but not bad either as a first attempt. Recent articles within the last 24-48 hours and with spiking tag clusters. First version, will tweak.
Will fix the mobile version that kinda sucks right now, apologies for that.
I wish for someone to bring me a pub

Two Massachusetts brothers have built a fleet of miniature Irish pubs on wheels. They tow the miniature bars to backyards, weddings and neighborhood parties across New England. The business began during the pandemic when brothers from Reading started building an authentic-looking pub in a driveway. Now the Wee Irish Pubs travel from March through December, serving as the centerpiece of St. Patrick’s celebrations, bachelor parties and family gatherings. Inside, church pews, antique decorations and a bar made from an 1864 piano recreate the feel of a traditional Irish pub. For many hosts, the miniature bars offer a place for neighbors, friends and family to gather and celebrate together.