We should totally emulate this huge success story in Britain.
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2026/apr/01/australia-teen-social-media-ban-criticism
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We should totally emulate this huge success story in Britain.
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2026/apr/01/australia-teen-social-media-ban-criticism
Not getting up in other people’s business is a sorely undervalued social attitude I really miss.
Debates about screen time and what kids do on the internet? Parents decide and have controls (including not buying a device). Shouldn’t be the concern of politicians or moral busybodies.
Drag Queen Story Time? People voluntarily take their kids to a thing. If you don’t like it, exercise your right to not do so.
Someone of a different religion prays in public? Again, none of my damn business.
Even on the moon, you’ll still get emails about the availability of milk in the second floor fridge of the Swindon office you’ve never been to.
https://techcrunch.com/2026/04/02/nasa-artemis-microsoft-outlook-astronauts/
Just saw an ad for kidnap and ransom insurance for crypto company executives.
Totally normal stuff from a totally normal industry.
Don’t let anyone say Britain no longer produces important innovations.
Think of all the brand consultants who charge six figure sums to universities to tell them they’ll seem more modern if they change their name from “University of [XYZ]” to “[XYZ] University” and change the typeface of their logo to sans serif.
Said consultants are very excited about the great opportunities generative AI affords them in seriously speeding up their production line of utterly vapid regurgitated bullshit.
RE: https://infosec.exchange/@0xabad1dea/116334321751266751
Good thing Microsoft are doing so well at, let's see... consumer software? AI? PC gaming? Xbox? Share price dropping 30% in six months? Jesus.
RE: https://indieweb.social/@web3isgreat/116335432304108983
Only durable nonces are still hodling shitcoins in 2026.
RE: https://neuromatch.social/@jonny/116324676116121930
This whole thread is wild. If this is the future of software development, life as a hermit with copies of SICP, K&R and a solar powered ThinkPad that boots directly into Emacs seems like an excellent life choice.