Interesting Links for 28-10-2022

[andrewducker]

1. I have no idea how Meta spent this much money on VR nonsense

(tags:vr Facebook MarkZuckerberg wtf )

2. AI generated Warhammer figures of politicians is as glorious and horrifying as you'd hope!

(tags:viaMyBrotherMike Warhammer politics ai awesome )

3. What Do Blind People Dream About?

(tags:dreams blindness )

4. Coverage of the debate on the Scottish Gender Recognition Act (reforming how transgender people can get a gender recognition certificate)

(tags:Scotland transgender law politics )

5. You may have heard of Stanislav Petrov, but have you heard of the *other* Russian whose choices averted World War Three?

(tags:nuclearweapons history Russia USA epicwin viaPatrickHadfield )

Comments

[original_aj]

I was (unsurprisingly really) unimpressed with the Grauniad's headline being that the SNP had had it's biggest ever rebellion, not that the vote passed nearly 3 to one. And the rebellion was actually only 7 people, so it wasn't much of a rebellion compared to what happens in Westminster, plus there was a Tory rebel who voted for it.

[andrewducker]

Yeah, sensationalising it in that way is such a nonsense. And a great example of why I don't like to The Guardian.

[cmcmck]

The Grauniad is now notoriously transphobic which saddens me as back when I was dealing with all of it in the late seventies it was about the only paper you knew wouldn't attack you for being trans.

The Grauniad online: share and enjoy.

[hairyears]

You've probably read this already - sure as hell you've worked it out already! - but there's no shortage of occasions to repeat it:

https://mobile.twitter.com/Hairyears/status/1553872322167246849

Re: The Grauniad online: share and enjoy.

[andrewducker]

Totally agreed.