Keith Williams
Keith Williams
@keithwilliams.bsky.social
Tech person, gardener, former historian, sometime artist, lives in Old York. Really just here to read interesting threads and articles!
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Remember when you could run a small business on a Dell tower server? Maybe we should start emptying out some office space for server rooms again…
For the first time this year, data centers have become targets for bombardment in global conflicts. Our analysis shows at least 27 such attacks in 2026. Experts worry the targeting of data centers opens a Pandora's box that cannot be closed. www.nbcnews.com/tech/securit...
Nice to see tram proposals for York, but I’m not optimistic fyfy.org.uk
Ladies and gentlemen, I present: the Frankenhaus, or, a parable of incoherent overextension www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/9...
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An idle “what’s that ship over there” has led us down a rabbit hole and now we have VesselFinder and we’re questioning our life choices. @dreadships.bsky.social how do we get out of this?
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If you’re not prepared to treat voters like adults, they’ll eventually react like toddlers
This. None of the parties are willing to have an actual grown-up conversation with the electorate, about anything, and TBH while it might not be the reason we got to where we are, it's the reason we can't get out of it.
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I think the root of this, and almost all other problems the government has, is that they don't believe that the public can be persuaded. A tax rise to pay for national security in a changing world should be an easy argument to make but the PM seems uninterested in even trying
Something bleak about watching this govt just lamely fizzle out. Unable to take decisions; waiting for Burnham but not convinced he’s got it; PM not even really using the ‘sod it, what have I got to lose’ freedom you get in the last stretch www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...
Listening to @robertsaunders.bsky.social on Parliament Matters yesterday and it occurred to me that journalists talk about covering the Brexit years like spies in a 1970s John Le Carré novel talking about The War