Lord Notix
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Knower of a great deal of useless things
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February 7, 2026 at 10:45 AM
1 Resignation isn't enough. Accepting this as the end of things is kicked dog behaviour.
The party is still rotten through and through allowing these individuals such unfettered power. They will not attempt to clean this up, only cover it up.
The party is still rotten through and through allowing these individuals such unfettered power. They will not attempt to clean this up, only cover it up.
February 8, 2026 at 2:56 PM
1 Resignation isn't enough. Accepting this as the end of things is kicked dog behaviour.
The party is still rotten through and through allowing these individuals such unfettered power. They will not attempt to clean this up, only cover it up.
The party is still rotten through and through allowing these individuals such unfettered power. They will not attempt to clean this up, only cover it up.
The worst part of aging is coming to terms with exactly how fucked the status quo is. Not in a despair way, but in a general "everything is fucked" anger way. Hard to keep your whimsy.
February 7, 2026 at 10:59 PM
The worst part of aging is coming to terms with exactly how fucked the status quo is. Not in a despair way, but in a general "everything is fucked" anger way. Hard to keep your whimsy.
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Little cosmic tech Rogue Trader Space Marine, ya know, just for fun.
February 7, 2026 at 7:36 PM
Little cosmic tech Rogue Trader Space Marine, ya know, just for fun.
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The power of the placebo effect is that even though the brooms don't do anything, the stones still slide further because they *think* they do
The dirty secret of curling that no one involved in the sport will admit is that the broom doesn’t do anything
February 7, 2026 at 4:19 PM
The power of the placebo effect is that even though the brooms don't do anything, the stones still slide further because they *think* they do
Palantir's continued existence depends on the Thatcherite consensus of privatisation preventing the adequate government resources being retained to perform what is a function of governance.
Mandelson’s malign influence runs right through the heart of this Government.
Not least in the govt’s NHS data deal with Palantir – a spy-tech firm co-founded by a man who thinks the NHS should be ‘ripped up.’
I've written to Wes Streeting urging him to ditch this dangerous deal.
Not least in the govt’s NHS data deal with Palantir – a spy-tech firm co-founded by a man who thinks the NHS should be ‘ripped up.’
I've written to Wes Streeting urging him to ditch this dangerous deal.
February 5, 2026 at 1:40 PM
Palantir's continued existence depends on the Thatcherite consensus of privatisation preventing the adequate government resources being retained to perform what is a function of governance.
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Before 2004, using your real name on the internet was the mark of an utter rube
listen up, stupid old fucks! nobody used their real name on the internet before facebook. nobody.
shouting "pseudonym" is like shouting "ad hominem": it would be deeply embarrassing if you knew even the first little thing about why.
shouting "pseudonym" is like shouting "ad hominem": it would be deeply embarrassing if you knew even the first little thing about why.
February 4, 2026 at 10:23 PM
Before 2004, using your real name on the internet was the mark of an utter rube
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Love these scrungly motherfuckers. Real ugly, repaired and modified a thousand times, not allowed to die. I've tried to make some as minis but it never quite seems to work
Games Workshop: You get those drawings of the heroes of our brand new toy range?
Will Rees: Sure did boss, real fuckin disgusting just like you asked.
GW: what
Will Rees: Sure did boss, real fuckin disgusting just like you asked.
GW: what
February 3, 2026 at 1:13 PM
Love these scrungly motherfuckers. Real ugly, repaired and modified a thousand times, not allowed to die. I've tried to make some as minis but it never quite seems to work
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February 2, 2026 at 12:28 PM
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It's 1998. Peter Mandleson has resigned in disgrace from Labour.
It's 2001. Peter Mandleson has resigned in disgrace from Labour.
It's 2025. Peter Mandleson has resigned in disgrace from Labour.
It's 2026. Peter Mandleson has resigned in disgrace from Labour.
It's 2001. Peter Mandleson has resigned in disgrace from Labour.
It's 2025. Peter Mandleson has resigned in disgrace from Labour.
It's 2026. Peter Mandleson has resigned in disgrace from Labour.
February 2, 2026 at 7:06 AM
It's 1998. Peter Mandleson has resigned in disgrace from Labour.
It's 2001. Peter Mandleson has resigned in disgrace from Labour.
It's 2025. Peter Mandleson has resigned in disgrace from Labour.
It's 2026. Peter Mandleson has resigned in disgrace from Labour.
It's 2001. Peter Mandleson has resigned in disgrace from Labour.
It's 2025. Peter Mandleson has resigned in disgrace from Labour.
It's 2026. Peter Mandleson has resigned in disgrace from Labour.
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was epstein uniquely responsible for evil or is he just the one obscenely wealthy person whose emails we're getting to read
“Notorious pedophile Jeffrey Epstein played a role in convincing Bobby Kotick to embrace loot boxes, essentially gambling for children” what is this sentence, what is this world
Check this out. www.justice.gov/epstein/file...
February 1, 2026 at 4:06 AM
was epstein uniquely responsible for evil or is he just the one obscenely wealthy person whose emails we're getting to read
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Earlier this evening:
“Your Party have not yet named a candidate to fight Gorton and Denton because they probably have still to elect the committee that will select the candidate,” said my wife, jokingly.
Er….
“Your Party have not yet named a candidate to fight Gorton and Denton because they probably have still to elect the committee that will select the candidate,” said my wife, jokingly.
Er….
February 1, 2026 at 9:48 PM
Earlier this evening:
“Your Party have not yet named a candidate to fight Gorton and Denton because they probably have still to elect the committee that will select the candidate,” said my wife, jokingly.
Er….
“Your Party have not yet named a candidate to fight Gorton and Denton because they probably have still to elect the committee that will select the candidate,” said my wife, jokingly.
Er….
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Matthew Goodwin once ate his own book on TV after a wrong prediction
Nobody noticed his Oct 2024 interview with Nick Robinson included another promise to eat his book if net migration fell to 200k in a year. (It did: net 204k in year to June 2025; will dip far below 200k once we have 2025 stats)
Nobody noticed his Oct 2024 interview with Nick Robinson included another promise to eat his book if net migration fell to 200k in a year. (It did: net 204k in year to June 2025; will dip far below 200k once we have 2025 stats)
January 30, 2026 at 10:47 AM
Matthew Goodwin once ate his own book on TV after a wrong prediction
Nobody noticed his Oct 2024 interview with Nick Robinson included another promise to eat his book if net migration fell to 200k in a year. (It did: net 204k in year to June 2025; will dip far below 200k once we have 2025 stats)
Nobody noticed his Oct 2024 interview with Nick Robinson included another promise to eat his book if net migration fell to 200k in a year. (It did: net 204k in year to June 2025; will dip far below 200k once we have 2025 stats)
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Drinking a pot of this every morning like a yakult
January 29, 2026 at 2:47 PM
Drinking a pot of this every morning like a yakult
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This government clearly don't really understand the complexity or the danger of the situation. They show no sign of beginning to understand, and every sign of asking the monorail salesman how public transport should work. It's going to be an uphill struggle, but don't leave this to politicians.
January 28, 2026 at 1:26 PM
This government clearly don't really understand the complexity or the danger of the situation. They show no sign of beginning to understand, and every sign of asking the monorail salesman how public transport should work. It's going to be an uphill struggle, but don't leave this to politicians.
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I for one will not be obtaining my ChatGCSE
BREAKING: Free AI training will be offered to every adult in the UK, with short courses to teach people how to use simple AI tools effectively in the workplace.
Technology Secretary Liz Kendall tells #BBCBreakfast about the scheme
Technology Secretary Liz Kendall tells #BBCBreakfast about the scheme
January 28, 2026 at 5:49 PM
I for one will not be obtaining my ChatGCSE
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cost of living crisis is absolutely demolishing students' capacity to study but no worries, we've funded everyone to have a go at this thing that makes you worse at learning...no you are not getting paid, the tech companies are, obviously
January 28, 2026 at 9:50 AM
cost of living crisis is absolutely demolishing students' capacity to study but no worries, we've funded everyone to have a go at this thing that makes you worse at learning...no you are not getting paid, the tech companies are, obviously
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FOUCAULT: I wrote "Panopticism" to show how people are enculturated to think of themselves as subjects and agents of surveillance
CONTEMPORARY SOCIETY: at last we have invented the Panopticon from Foucault's famous essay "Panopticism"!
FOUCAULT: Jeremy Bentham invented the panopticon in the 1790s
CONTEMPORARY SOCIETY: at last we have invented the Panopticon from Foucault's famous essay "Panopticism"!
FOUCAULT: Jeremy Bentham invented the panopticon in the 1790s
January 26, 2026 at 11:17 PM
FOUCAULT: I wrote "Panopticism" to show how people are enculturated to think of themselves as subjects and agents of surveillance
CONTEMPORARY SOCIETY: at last we have invented the Panopticon from Foucault's famous essay "Panopticism"!
FOUCAULT: Jeremy Bentham invented the panopticon in the 1790s
CONTEMPORARY SOCIETY: at last we have invented the Panopticon from Foucault's famous essay "Panopticism"!
FOUCAULT: Jeremy Bentham invented the panopticon in the 1790s
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Move over Tactical Rock.
Welcome Tactical Sandbag.
A Standbag, if you will.
Welcome Tactical Sandbag.
A Standbag, if you will.
January 26, 2026 at 10:56 PM
Move over Tactical Rock.
Welcome Tactical Sandbag.
A Standbag, if you will.
Welcome Tactical Sandbag.
A Standbag, if you will.
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A major newspaper publishing guide to help people identify the munitions their government is using against them is a real "Late Republic America" timepeice that future historians will comment on.
Here's how to identify some crowd control munitions, canisters of which federal agents have left on the ground after deploying them against people in Minnesota. bit.ly/3YWp1jE
Graphic by Mark Boswell/The Minnesota Star Tribune
Graphic by Mark Boswell/The Minnesota Star Tribune
January 26, 2026 at 8:54 PM
A major newspaper publishing guide to help people identify the munitions their government is using against them is a real "Late Republic America" timepeice that future historians will comment on.
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Advanced Dungeons Hyperactivity Dragons
January 25, 2026 at 6:13 PM
Advanced Dungeons Hyperactivity Dragons
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“It’s a good thing that China thinks in terms of centuries, because they are about to meet the British planning system.”
Academic Daniel Susskind on the proposed Chinese embassy in London
Academic Daniel Susskind on the proposed Chinese embassy in London
January 23, 2026 at 9:49 AM
“It’s a good thing that China thinks in terms of centuries, because they are about to meet the British planning system.”
Academic Daniel Susskind on the proposed Chinese embassy in London
Academic Daniel Susskind on the proposed Chinese embassy in London