#Commons

Tim Lucas

toolmantim

I’ve been searching around for info and data on the carbon footprint of cloud hosting providers, and it seems @anne_e_currie and @PaulDJohnston’s “State of Data Center Energy Use” report has

Mihir Shah

elmihiro

Since people keep raising the DF-21/ASBM bogey despite the fact that most navies are pretty dismissive of the weapon, I thought it would be a good idea to do a

Chris Hopson

ChrisCEOHopson

1/20 Good time to update on testing. @DHSCgovuk statement yesterday. Strong letter from @CommonsSTC to Prime Minister sharing many of the concerns we have been raising: https://committees.parliament.uk/committee/135/science-and-technology-c

Alexander Lanoszka

ALanoszka

Good thread, but for me the interesting question is not whether arms races lead to war (too many problems with reverse causation), but how they shape state's choices over armaments

StevieMcFace

JisatsuBjd

Thanks everyone who helped with the theft post. One of my best friends pointed it out and I am thankful. Always let an artist know when you see this sort

Richard Forbes

Richardjforbes

At the request of @EricGrenierCBC, here are some more colourizations of the past, courtesy of Deoldify. We begin in John A Macdonald’s Ottawa. The original parliament buildings from the back

Philip Loring

ConserveChange

Sustainability threshold concept #1: Complexity. This means: seeing the world as interconnected systems, not simple arrangements of cause and effect. Outcomes are emergent and synergistic, not additive and predictable (1/n)

Caroline Shenton

dustshoveller

The night of the 10-11 May 1941 was the worst - and last - of the London #Blitz, 80 years ago today. 700 tons of bombs killed 1500, injured another

Ian Yorston

IanYorston

So, here’s my take…Dominic Cummings wants to change the face of BritainHe believes (perhaps rightly) that the Brexit vote & the General Election bolster his viewsEverything before #COVID19 was based

Steve Baker MP FRSA 🗽

SteveBakerHW

Today, the lockdown cure prescribed runs the very real risk of being worse than the disease. We are especially concerned about outside sport, the 10pm curfew, closure of non-essential retail,

Cory Doctorow

doctorow

I remember when we stopped calling police weapons "nonlethal" and switched to "less lethal" - I thought it was a victory for anti-authoritarian realism, ditching a polite euphemism for a

Ian Dunt

IanDunt

Alright. Fuck knows why I'm doing this, but I'm going to live tweet tonight's Commons debate. God help me. If you're not interested in in the internal market bill &

Stacy, Librarian-in-Residence

DarkLiterata

Some people aren't listening. Why could that be? Vocational awe ≠ calling library workers who want to keep their jobs ignorant. Of course they want their jobs. That isn't the

Météo-France

meteofrance

#HistoireMétéo La météorologie est une science mais elle fût et reste aujourd'hui encore étroitement liée à des histoires, des croyances populaires, d'innombrables dictons météo pour codifier les caprices du ciel,

Steve Baker MP FRSA 🗽

SteveBakerHW

Via @spectator,"Some of those claiming to be ‘following the science’ seem not to understand the meaning of the word."https://www.spectator.co.uk/article/how-strong-was-the-scientific-advice-behind-lockdownMy letter and brief t

Jason Hickel

jasonhickel

As we await the new US commitment on emissions reductions, we should keep two simple facts in mind:First, the US is responsible for 40% of global emissions in excess of