We’ll choose most of #1 and some of #2 (insert your own micturition and scatological jests and japes here).
Climate change lays out 3 basic options:
1. Unmitigated disaster
2. Eco-apartheid
3. Massive state action and control over the economy— Kate Aronoff (@KateAronoff) July 10, 2017
It doesn’t have to be. But we don’t seem to be able to alter course.
i love the faction of galaxy-brain twitter that insists overpopulation isn't a real problem
— Sarah Jones (@onesarahjones) July 10, 2017
The politics of the Left insists that overpopulation can’t be a problem because, like, eugenics and stuff.
It’s a political view, not a practical one. If the human population of the earth were 500 million instead of 7 billion+, our problems would be much more manageable and vastly easier to solve — while we could still live a at a very high technological level.
Overpopulation and the Malthusian trap are not behind us, no matter what you read.
Windows 10 is catching up…to 2013.
Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 16237 was released to Insiders in the Fast ring on Friday, and one of the more significant changes regards DPI scaling: users will no longer have to log out to fix blurry apps, which should be much appreciated by those who frequently dock and undock their devices.
Mac OS has handled this correctly for nearly five years now. Microsoft is “improving” but still requires you to relaunch the app to make it not look like a stirred turd. In a real OS, it just works.
I think about not using Mac OS as my full-time OS, but then I realize I don’t hate myself enough for that yet.