Looking at https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/world/732341/trump-claims-that-declassified-documents-show-us-election-vulnerabilities it's worth noting that the Heritage Foundation wrote the Project 2025 plan, and they're also a founding affiliate of the Atlas Network. So a whole lot of badness all over that establishment.

Wow, if you want to understand the high tech landscape as described by very smart, funny people, this is the way: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CK8M5sKWRkc you'll also hear the contested history of the term 'enshittification' from the originator(s). #TrevorNoah #Eugene #CoryDoctorow

Ok, this is a seriously cute EV: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K5OvFskIQwU as a very happy existing MG4 owner, I have a feeling this could be a big winner here in Aotearoa...

Agonising listening to this particle physicist David Krofcheck on RNZ right now. He knows so much he can't possibly dumb it down enough to answer Kathryn Ryan's mainstream understanding and questions. He has such a volume of knowledge dammed up he can't figure out how to let it out in a sufficiently mundane way. Everything he says assumes that the average person knows ('you remember "conservation of energy" that you learned about in highschool'... er, yeah) stuff that almost no one does.

Listening to RNZ talking to Labour's Carmel Sepuloni and National's Simon Watts. And wow, Simon is such a dim bulb. Precious few watts.

Oh my. I couldn't have imagined that ACT could become any more risible... but I was wrong. https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/politics/715192/paul-henry-to-stand-for-act-in-this-year-s-election