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Uptime.lab (see Insta) deshells M2sand runs them bare a bit like GitHub does
Integrity reporting can detect when the script changes
If it changes and the hash no longer matches perhaps due customer changing config then the site is faced with the challenge of either the browser refusing to load the script (with potential breakage) or reporting the change which then is probably ignored
It's not really a simple fix for the way the web is built today
If their domains were compromised they were probably recommended to take it down for now
> Its largest commitment is with Broadcom, which co-develops the TPU AI processors with Google and leases them to Anthropic in deals worth $161bn over five years. From 2028, Anthropic expects to spend up to $150bn more on TPUs.
https://www.ft.com/content/a6c43402-719e-4295-ae5f-541edb0ae...
And before anyone quibbles that they have a positive Gross Profit, Net Income is what matters…
Yes, in 2023 ULEZ was a campaign issue but so was it when Khan was reelected mayor and Labour won a general election
ULEZ is fundamentally a good thing whether you like it or not
Well he flipped one of them from Conservative and didn’t lose any of the ones that had previously voted for him and his vote was up overall
Kahn won the next election including outer boroughs that were affected by the ULEZ expansion
https://metro.co.uk/2024/05/04/map-reveals-london-mayor-elec...
Those opposing ULEZ conveniently ignore the Conservative government led by Boris Johnson (ex mayor of London) made ULEZ implementation a key requirement for supporting TfL funding during the pandemic
Despite anti-ULEZ folk claiming it's hugely unpopular Kahn convincing won the next mayoral election including some boroughs that were affected by the ULEZ zone expansion
BEV is 28% of new car sales HEV is 13%
We've known diesel emissions are bad for health for a long time and ULEZ schemes improve people's health, particularly children https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c1l1r1zne1ro
But some selfish people still think it's their right to drive highly polluting vehicles and let everyone else bear the cost
ULEZ / LEZ zones are a good thing
There are still electric arc furnaces in the UK and more are being built
Part of the problem with fracking on mainland UK is not just the tremors but that there’s also not much proven gas either
Lime render with cork is the outside version
Eventually everyone will need to switch from gas because as the number of heat pumps rise then number of gas consumers fall and the infrastructure costs for them will become uneconomic
Lime plaster with cork in it is fine way to insulate these buildings.
It won't be as good as modern materials but is an improvement and is breathable
> Generally, the poorest and oldest people in society occupy these houses,
I own one of these houses – single skin, 200yr old farm workers cottage – I'm neither poor or that old
Much of the expensive old housing in London, Bath etc is single skin too