Jane Thurber
@thurberteam.bsky.social
Strongly pro Carrot Cake. This account is mostly paintings, plants, birds & jokes. The U.S. should use the metric system. The UK should drive on the right side of the road.
I made a Starter Pack that is just for fun, no politics, no culture wars.
I made a Starter Pack that is just for fun, no politics, no culture wars.
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“Germany’s fast-growing defence tech start-ups have moved to fill that vacuum, with Helsing opening a factory this month in Plymouth to make submarine-detecting underwater “gliders”. Its rival Stark, backed by US tech billionaire Peter Thiel, opened a plant in Swindon a day later.”
“Germany’s fast-growing defence tech start-ups have moved to fill that vacuum, with Helsing opening a factory this month in Plymouth to make submarine-detecting underwater “gliders”. Its rival Stark, backed by US tech billionaire Peter Thiel, opened a plant in Swindon a day later.”
German start-ups seek to fill the British army’s ‘drone gap’
Helsing, Stark and Arx invest in UK factories
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November 30, 2025 at 8:20 AM
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“Germany’s fast-growing defence tech start-ups have moved to fill that vacuum, with Helsing opening a factory this month in Plymouth to make submarine-detecting underwater “gliders”. Its rival Stark, backed by US tech billionaire Peter Thiel, opened a plant in Swindon a day later.”
“Germany’s fast-growing defence tech start-ups have moved to fill that vacuum, with Helsing opening a factory this month in Plymouth to make submarine-detecting underwater “gliders”. Its rival Stark, backed by US tech billionaire Peter Thiel, opened a plant in Swindon a day later.”
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Reposted by Jane Thurber
The Times adjusted it's headlines, but not until after other media started reporting the links as factual using the Times.
How comfortable should editors be with headlines that amplify the claims of an unverified claim, not subject to peer review, by a known vaccine skeptic?
How comfortable should editors be with headlines that amplify the claims of an unverified claim, not subject to peer review, by a known vaccine skeptic?
November 29, 2025 at 11:59 PM
The Times adjusted it's headlines, but not until after other media started reporting the links as factual using the Times.
How comfortable should editors be with headlines that amplify the claims of an unverified claim, not subject to peer review, by a known vaccine skeptic?
How comfortable should editors be with headlines that amplify the claims of an unverified claim, not subject to peer review, by a known vaccine skeptic?