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Revealed: Migrant centre petrol bomber was Joker-obsessed, far-Right-supporting cannabis smoker, 66, who had battled bouts of mental illness 'since his son died after Covid jab and he lost his penis to cancer'
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Brazil went commieCIA you know what to do
Very glad Brazil got rid of Bolsonaro."[Da Silva] won 50.83 percent of the votes, versus Mr. Bolsonaro’s 49.17 percent"(NYT)Amazing that despite everything so many people still voted for Bolsonaro, aka one of the biggest morons ever to be elected president of anything.Wanna bet he's going to pull a Former Guy next and claim he was cheated?
His presidency had the intended outcome because after decades of one-party rule
In more heartwarming news, Netanyahu is back (soon) baby
Sunak rushed out of a climate conference
TOKYOFor a large part of the year, the weather in Japan is far from comfortable. Winters are cold, and summers are hot and humid.Those seasons could become even less comfortable, though, if a new plan from the Japanese government goes through. As reported by Japan’s Nihon Keizai Shimbun, in a meeting on Nov 2, the Energy Conservation Subcommittee of the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry resolved to begin working group discussions with the aim of gaining the ability to remotely turn down privately owned air conditioner/heater units. The goal would be to decrease energy usage during expected power shortages, which the committee feels are a growing concern as Japan attempts to shift towards renewable energy sources such as solar power, where the amount generated can be affected by day-to-day climate, making it difficult to stabilize the amount of total power available. The ministry says that AC unit usage accounts for roughly 30 percent of household electricity consumption in Japan.From a technical standpoint, the plan wouldn’t be particularly difficult to implement. Japanese air conditioner units have long had remote controls, so external inputs aren’t a problem, and many models now allow the owner to turn the system on and off or adjust temperature settings through the internet. By asking manufacturers to extend such access to government regulatory organizations, and granting those organizations override functions over other inputs, the plan could easily be put into practice for internet-connected AC units, and water heaters are another home appliance the committee is looking to gain the ability to throttle back.Winning over the minds of the public, though, isn’t likely to be as easy, as Twitter reactions to the news attest to.“Creepy.”“Are they crazy?”“Playing God.”“That’s the sort of idea you’d only come up with if you aren’t right in the head.”“I’m glad the AC unit I just bought isn’t internet-connected.”“Another great government idea.”“Hey, government, isn’t it your job to make sure the power grid can support us?”“So they’ll stop doing this when people start dying, right?”The last comment might sound like hyperbole, but heatstroke deaths aren’t uncommon in Japan, with a heat wave a while back killing 79 people in Tokyo alone. According to Nihon Keizai Shimbun, the committee is currently working under the concept that the government would only be able to turn down AC units if their individual owners have agreed, in advance, to grant that authority.
https://japantoday.com/category/national/Japanese-gov%27t-seeking-power-to-turn-down-private-home-air-conditioners-remotely-report-saysQuote According to Nihon Keizai Shimbun, the committee is currently working under the concept that the government would only be able to turn down AC units if their individual owners have agreed, in advance, to grant that authority.
According to Nihon Keizai Shimbun, the committee is currently working under the concept that the government would only be able to turn down AC units if their individual owners have agreed, in advance, to grant that authority.
Ukrainian and Western officials say Russia’s stocks of precision-guided missiles and drones have run low, prompting it to turn to Iran. A spokesman for the Ukrainian Air Force said on Monday that Moscow and Tehran had finalized an agreement to deliver Iranian Fateh-110 and Zolfaghar ballistic missiles to Russia[...]Maj. Gen. Kyrylo Budanov, head of Ukraine’s defense intelligence directorate, has said delivery of Iranian missiles could happen by the end of November. “It’s a serious threat because Iranian missiles, unlike Russian ones, are quite high-precision, very high-speed, and those features have been battle-proven,”[...]Ukraine has been asking Western countries for systems that can shoot down ballistic missiles, which travel at several times the speed of sound, making them much harder to hit in flight than cruise missiles or slow-moving drones. General Budanov referred to the possibility of weapons that could strike missile launch sites, but the United States and others have been reluctant to give Ukraine the means to hit targets inside Russia, which the Kremlin has warned would be a dangerous escalation.
Russia announced they are abandoning Kherson and retreating across the river today. https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/russia-orders-pullout-west-bank-dnipro-kherson-2022-11-09/
2022 the year of fucking around and finding out.https://twitter.com/JimmySecUK/status/1590333315034525697
There's not gonna be any Nato reaction. Russia will probably have to pay restitution for the damage, and that's it.
