The last time humans engineered the climate, they changed history
We're a horrible species, with little regard for the resources we have available to us. Almost 500 years ago:
The deaths of some 55 million native people to pandemic disease over less than a century, representing 90% of the inhabitants of North and South America — and 10% of the world population.
The effects of losing so many people?
A reforestation of their now-fallow farms, covering a combined area about the size of France, causing a massive and sustained amount of carbon to be sucked from the atmosphere.
Posted 5th Feb 2019 @ 18:00
The real lesson of Facebook's Apple dust-up shows why Zuckerberg's 'hacker way' is even more dangerous than we thought
Something John Gruber and John Moltz covered on The Talk Show last week. I would have dropped Facebook from the App Store completely.
Posted 5th Feb 2019 @ 15:00
Launch Risk
Posted 5th Feb 2019 @ 08:42
Hobbs & Shaw trailer
I lost interest in the Fast & Furious franchise after the first film but did catch the one where The Rock entered the fray. Wasn't sure about this new movie but the trailer did bring a smile to my face.
Posted 3rd Feb 2019 @ 22:42
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