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andrewducker) wrote2023-07-17 12:00 pm
andrewducker) wrote2023-07-17 12:00 pm
Entry tags:
- ai,
- care,
- children,
- china,
- clothing,
- comic,
- cooking,
- copyright,
- doom,
- funny,
- impressive,
- internet,
- labour,
- links,
- money,
- ohforfuckssake,
- pollution,
- poverty,
- prehistory,
- scotland,
- solarpower,
- torture,
- twitter,
- uk,
- viadanieldwilliam
Interesting Links for 17-07-2023
- 1. How much would it cost to make a simple piece of clothing by hand
- (tags:clothing money prehistory viaDanielDWilliam )
- 2. Kitchen implement or torture device?
- (tags:cooking torture )
- 3. More than two kids? Labour thinks they should starve
- (tags:labour poverty children OhForFucksSake )
- 4. One Scottish care home closing every week, industry warns
- (tags:care Scotland Doom )
- 5. What's going on with Twitter? (It's turning itself into a pyramid scheme of awfulness)
- (tags:Twitter Doom )
- 6. The UK government is about to destroy the UK's access to the internet
- (tags:internet UK doom OhForFucksSake )
- 7. What if AI could only be trained on material that was out of copyright?
- (tags:ai copyright funny comic )
- 8. China is making huge strides in its green economy
- (tags:China solarpower pollution impressive )
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My remaining hope is that someone sensible buys it up on the cheap and sorts it out.
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4. Also yikes for different reasons.
5. Are we surprised?
6. Canada's bringing in an online harms bill, and it's not getting the same response from those companies. Mind you, we still have concerns about the consequences of such bills passing into law.
7. Another yikes!
8. Good.
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That's why women span wherever they went, all the time, even riding horses. Your daughter is old enough that she would be spinning, and that constantly.
The linens from ancient Egypt are so fine that we can't actually make thread that thin. There were rooms of women spinning and weaving in cramped quarters their whole lives to produce the fabrics.
And let me tell you: even now, buying ready-made fabric and using scissors and a sewing machine to turn it into a dress takes a long time, and what used to be an economical method of clothing oneself is now comparatively expensive and only worth it if one can't buy a ready-made version of what one wants (nobody makes proper comfy cotton nighties anymore, sob).
3. More than two kids? Labour thinks they should starve