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miss_s_b | If you can hear a wailing and a gnashing of teeth from political types today...: ... That's because the boundary reviews are out.
Xapo's Swiss mountain bitcoin vault in photos: ... there's genuinely no end to the madness of humanity, is there? I mean, it doesn't matter how securely they are stored physically if you still fall for a phish, does it?
How Iron Maiden's Eddie ended up in Angry Birds Evolution: So, I'm going to download the latest Angry Birds Game then...
miss_s_b | Kindle Update Update: In which I update everybody on the Update to the previous Update about my Kindle
'No-deal' Brexit likely to hit low-income families hardest: Witness my face of not-surprise
Study finds 75 percent of workplace harassment victims experienced retaliation when they spoke up - Vox: I'm surprised it's that low TBH
End all immigration controls – they’re a sign we value money more than people: This.
Save 10% on Yorkshire Gubbins on Steam: My friend's excellent game has been released! Woo! (this also means my daughter is a properly accredited voice actor) Srsly, though, you guys should play through this if only to get to the credits, which are hilarious.

I totally can see the light when it's turned to "off", i.e. when the light meter is set to 0, but only really notice it a lot at night. You guys who claim you can't see it are either lying, or my eyes are freakish. Frankly, I think it's probably the latter, given how often one of my boys complains they can't see the dogs when we are walking them after dark and I can see them perfectly fine.

Happily, Andrew's explanation of how the light works was spot on, and it doesn't bother me like a glowy phone or computer or TV screen. To give you some idea of how Lorca-ish my eyes are, though, I have it set to 2 when I'm in bed, and 5 in daylight. It goes up to about 30, by the looks of it (haven't actually counted).

I'm really REALLY happy with the cover I got for it, which is incredibly thin and light, but still feels sturdy. It also has the autowake function, which is handy. I would genuinely rec it to anyone who has a papperwit of the requisite size (that's pretty much all of them less than 5 years old).

I think I am also going to quickly get used to having Goodreads integration, which my old Kindle was too ancient to support.

All in all, I think I made the right decision. Thanks to those of you who helped by voting and commenting and things.

Current Mood: cheerful

... it's because the boundary commission have released their finalised report into the boundary review, and hardly anybody is happy about it. The vast majority of politicians, you see, wanted the boundary review to advantage their party and shaft their rivals. The boundary commission, meanwhile, have been scrupulously fair, and tried quite hard to advantage nobody and shaft nobody.

Now, there is a school of thought that this doesn't matter a jot because it'll never get past parliament, requiring as it does far too many turkeys to vote for Christmas. I, for one, think that would be a shame, if only for my little home patch.

The proposals for Calderdale are basically what I would have done, were I the boundary commission. A lot of my fellow Calderdale politicians will doubtless be pissing and moaning about various bits¹, although having read the report, the Tories will probably be the least annoyed of us. Here are the things I am pleased about:

The two constituencies make geographical sense, for the first time in my lifetime.

The town I live in can no longer be almost completely ignored by three of the five active political parties in the area.

We have not created a complete dead zone for the Lib Dems in the constituency I live in, which is what would have happened had the commission accepted the Lib Dem proposals².

The constituency names, while not the ones I suggested, follow the same logic³

All in all, I'm quite happy. So here's hoping the turkeys do, for once, vote for Christmas.

¹I know a bunch of my fellow Lib Dems are annoyed we haven't got a winnable seat out of it, by putting all the wards with Lib Dem councillors into the same constituency. To which I would say: did you see our vote share at the last general election? And also combining wards where we have councillors is not the only way to get a winnable seat. Look at the demographics...
²Calderdale Lib Dem membership is divided pretty much half and half, which it would not have been under the proposals the party submitted. While it will annoy EVERYBODY who wanted to be in the mythical winnable seat, gives us two live constituencies to fight for, instead of one with pretty much every Calderdale activist except my household in it.
³I wanted Calderdale East and Calderdale West and they've gone for Upper Calder and Lower Calder. I can live with that. It's miles better than their initial suggestion of calling my seat Halifax, when it only had half of Halifax and two towns that are not Halifax in.

Current Mood: amused

Stop being such a dick about Temple of Love, Andrew Eldritch told: Exciting goth news for people who are not goths at all, honest
Dutch privacy regulator says Windows 10 breaks the law: Oh what a surprise.
miss_s_b | A snapshot into the life of an FCC member: I posted A snapshot into the life of an FCC member to my dreamwidth blog
Wi-Fi security has been breached, say researchers: Hurrah for a wired connection.
miss_s_b | Our survey says…: I posted Our survey says… to my dreamwidth blog
Graveyard Sisters author spotlight: Nuzo Onoh: Nuzo is one of my favourite writers at the minute. This is a potted biography of her, and then a little synopsis of her book of short stories. She's got a couple of novellas out as well, and they're all ace.
95% Of domestic violence shelters have turned someone away in the last six months: stupid, short-sighted finding cuts

Title: Amatka
Author: Karin Tidbeck
Translator: Karin Tidbeck
Narrator: Kirsten Potter
Published: Random House Audio, 2017 (2012)
Rating: 4 of 5
Page Count: 215
Total Page Count: 236,140
Text Number: 752
Read Because: reviewed by Kalanadi, audiobook borrowed from the Multnomah County Library
Review: A researcher travels to a sister colony, whose exceptionally fragile permanence calls into question a number of things about their society's nature and origin. Tidbeck has a restrained, almost cold voice, focusing on daily life and minutia; meanwhile, the worldbuilding is high concept, with a slowly unfolding mystery. If the plot reveals and inevitability of the ending are too convenient, it's counterbalanced by the haunting, wondrous tone (especially lovely in audio). It's a bit like Emma Newman's Planetfall, a bit like Jeff VanderMeer's Annihilation, but is uniquely itself, haunting, bizarre, with engaging linguistic and dystopic elements. I enjoyed and recommend this, and plan to read more by Tidbeck.

Title: Centaur Rising
Author: Jane Yolen
Published: Henry Holt and Co., 2014
Rating: 3 of 5
Page Count: 270
Total Page Count: 236,110
Text Number: 753
Read Because: reading more from the author, ebook borrowed from the Multnomah County Library
Review: After one of Ari's family's horses mysteriously becomes pregnant, she gives birth to a centaur. There are good elements that play here—Ari's search for magic, her realistically complicated family, a compassionate presentation of disability; combining centaurs with equine therapy is an effective source of inspiration. Even the corny songs may have worked for me when I was in this age group—the predictable and trite and exaggerated elements are all well within genre standards. Yet I find myself disappointed. Compare to Peter S. Beagle's In Calabria, which has a near-identical concept: it's not the intended audience that separates these books, but that in In Calabria magic is pervasive and profound, and informs character arcs and the climax; here, it's confined to the edges (and literal prologue and afterward), it's restrained, insufficient, immemorable—Ari herself would have been disappointed.

Title: The Three-Body Problem (Remembrance of Earth's Past Book 1)
Author: Liu Cixin
Translator: Ken Liu
Narrator: Luke Daniels
Published: Tor Books and Macmillan Audio, 2014 (2007)
Rating: 2 of 5
Page Count: 400
Total Page Count: 236,510
Text Number: 754
Read Because: co-read with Teja, ebook and audiobook borrowed from the Multnomah County Library
Review: In the past, one woman changes the course of Earth's history via her work at a military base; in the present, strange events are destroying the Earth's scientific community. I suppose I expected this to be more technical, challenging, dense, but instead it reminds me of Andy Weir's The Martian: an abundance of diverse, kitchen-sink speculative concepts, lots of infodumping, clunky writing with especially stiff dialog, and more momentum than culmination. The tone is aggressively dry with a hint of the absurd, an unenjoyable combo which is somewhat aggravated by audio narration (and perhaps was compounded by translation). This is a big-concept book, almost playful in its excess, certainly indulgent in an aliens-conspiracy-nerds way, but not particularly well-rendered. I won't read the sequels.

I read the first two-thirds as an ebook and then switched to audio for the last bit; I'd decided against audio earlier on because it was so long and I assumed the technical details would be easier to track in print, but it was the technical details that made me want to skim, or, in the tradition of a just-okay audiobook: mostly listen but also multitask.

We both had a ?? reaction to this. It's very big-concept, but Liu as often seems to be talking to himself about some cool speculative concept he's thought up (the section with the protons is especially awful, the stiffest dialog, the most tedious infodumps); the reader's participation isn't necessary. It's welcome, maybe, in figuring out the mystery, and Teja found the pacing more effective than I did (I thought it were pretty predictable). Ye Wenjie is really very good (think of the book this would have been with a narrower focus!), but the tone smothers any human connection; the social commentary (esp. re: who plays the Three Body game, also the themes in the resolution) range from uninspired to vaguely stupid (and may be cultural markers? don't care; still didn't like). He called it a "strange book" especially as regards plot structure, concepts; it is that. But I was more distracted by the fact that it's not an especially good book.

Obviously for data protection reasons I can't go into much detail about the responses FCC got to the end of conference survey, but I do want to highlight one small area:

The impressive number of you who said Glee was the best fringe event, and the smaller but still impressive number who said we were the best thing about conference full stop, and the hardy few who said the best way to improve conference would be to have more Glee, and the one dear sweet soul who said Glee was their main reason for coming to conference?

I am genuinely touched and I love you all. Thank you. It makes it absolutely worth trying to chair a debate with a hangover and a sore throat first thing in the morning after. You guys rule.

♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡

Current Mood: Touched
Current Location: Sofa
Current Music: Star Trek on the telly

I just got around to filing all my paperwork from Bournemouth conference, and I realised that I'm not going to be able to fit any more into that lever arch file:

This means that paperwork from the three meetings I have remaining to attend this year will need to go in a new file. This displeases me; I wanted to be all neat and do a file per year.

* grumpy face *

Susan Calman & Kevin Clifton Quickstep to 'Bring Me Sunshine' by The Jive Aces: Because everything is shit at the moment, and we all need a slice of unbridled joy at the moment, watch this. I'm only sorry it's just the dance and not the scoring, in which Susan reacts like a football player celebrating the cupwinning goal.
Time to make the link between abuse and film content: Indeed.
Fiercest of rivals, best of friends: cross-party pals in parliament: This is an extremely Westminster Bubble fluff piece. I mean, it's nice that people get on in their workplace and all, but outside Westminster, all we hear from voters is "they're all the same". This is more proof of that.
The warped logic of making the poor pay more: Barbara Ellen describes the Vimes' Boots Theory of Economics
After Weinstein, let’s stop asking women to answer for their sex predator’s crimes: A long and damning list of answers to the "why didn't she do X?" questions that inevitably get asked in these situations, all of which are answered with "she did, and she suffered in Y way for it".
The scientists persuading terrorists to spill their secrets: Torture doesn't work - so what does?
I’m an environmental journalist, but I never write about overpopulation. Here’s why.
The Secret History of the Female Code Breakers Who Helped Defeat the Nazis
Jeremy, The Lonely, Left-Twisting Snail, Dies — But Knows Love Before The End
Mastodon Bridge: If you're considering migrating from Twitter to Mastodon this is a great little tool which helps you find your friends who are on both. Two notes, though: 1, you have to make sure you use the right syntax in the mastodon box ($yourname@yourserver - so for instance mine is miss_s_b@mastodon.social with no initial @) and 2, it only finds people who also use Mastodon bridge - so I guess you'll have to check it periodically to see new signees.
miss_s_b | Kindle Update: I've picked and paid for my new kindle
Carl Chenet / feed2toot · GitLab: Thing to automatically feed RSS feeds to Mastodon - the second of four Mastodonny links today
Mastodon instances: Thing to help you choose which mastodon instance you should sign up to.
miss_s_b | Mastodon: In which I talk about signing up to Mastodon
In which I toot to Mastodon with Actual Content.: Can you do polls on Mastodon? I shall have to see...
Hurricane Ophelia will kill us all, insists Michael Fish
How to negotiate your own Brexit, a simple guide.
That article about how companies should fire their Ricks, as shared by many other people: I kind of… It's easy to take this story at face value, but I can't help but think that every single other employee was being an arsehole here too. Like, why did it take six months of one man trying to carry the entire company before someone worked out it wasn't sustainable? Of COURSE he was stressed and angry and thought you were being ungrateful. The smug tone of this is really bothering me. Still, maybe that dude really was an arsehole, toxic people DO exist. But it's just possible that this is post hoc justification of bullying as well. And we'll never really know, will we?
The Surprising Problem With Star Trek’s Most Celebrated Episode: Thought-provoking.

Just flagging up that I have signed up. I am miss_s_b@mastodon.social if you are on there; there are some interesting differences with twitter, but also some depressing similarities (mansplaining strangers; prominent TERFs, despite TERFery being explicitly outlawed in the TOS) so we'll see how it goes.

I've also authorised Mastodon Bridge on both Mastodon and twitter, and would encourage others to do the same, to help us all find each other. It's important to get the syntax of your mastodon name right, but don't worry if you cock it up (like I did) you can just hit back and try again ;)

ETA: having looked at this "which instance should you join?" Mastodon quiz I'm thinking I should maybe have plumped for this one instead... so if you're considering it, it might be worth doing the quiz. We'll see. If I get into it, and if enough other people turn up on there, I may move to a different instance.

Thanks to everyone who answered my poll as to which Kindle I should get. Today I have ordered a paperwhite, and the poll is therefore now closed.

When you find out one of your friends is a creep: CW up the wazoo for this, but my God it's good.
Abortion Clinics Across The Country Say They Need Better Protection From Harassment
Medical schools offering places via clearing: All these little signs of doom keep adding up

Emily Brand on Twitter: "Don't worry, world. It seems 'Larking' = cunnilingus & 'Huffle' = to fellate OR to rub sexually up against someone's armpit #yourewelcome https://t.co/QYqLM5mowd": ... so, my fellow HP fans, a HufflePuff is...?
Spotify’s Discover Weekly: How machine learning finds your new music
Obama officials 'mocked Britain in secret and treated "special relationship" as a joke': I suspect that this sort of thing will only get worse post brexit
How will Brexit affect health and health services in the UK? Evaluating three possible scenarios - The Lancet: tl;dr: we're screwed
Emma Thompson: Harvey Weinstein 'top of harassment ladder': The full 11 minute interview is devastating.
Fright Night returns to Radio 4 – including a radio adaptation of a lost Hammer Dracula script!: Genuinely excited about this :)
Why I’m not surprised when I hear that powerful men are fucking creeps: I don't know a single woman who doesn't have a version of this story. Not one. I know a few men, too, who have similar tales. But EVERY woman could say something similar to this.
Archbishop attacks UK food poverty: "How can it be that last year more than 27,000 people were diagnosed as suffering from malnutrition in Leeds – not Lesotho, not Liberia, not Lusaka but Leeds?"
Jeremy Hunt considers barring walk-in patients from A&E: Jesus wept.
miss_s_b | The Window Man is here: I posted The Window Man is here to my dreamwidth blog
Court finds Gender Segregation can amount to unlawful Sex Discrimination
Women – all women – perform these psychological tricks to cope with harassment from people like Harvey Weinstein every day
For Your Consideration: an analogy that is uncomfortable but pertinent for top lib dems to consider: And I really hope they consider it.
Which Trans People are Real?: A thoughtful and thought-provoking post from Helen Belcher.
miss_s_b | Facebook will never die, will it? A depressed stream of consciousness: I posted Facebook will never die, will it? A depressed stream of consciousness to my dreamwidth blog
A Lot Of People Are Having To Be Told Why Women Don't Speak Up About Rape Culture
Who Are The Harvey Weinsteins Of Your Industry? Tell Us.: Buzzfeed clearly going for scoops here, but who knows? Maybe if enough people report the same person...
The Overtake [alpha]: New news source, based in Leeds. I looked at their about page and immediately decided I liked them.
1 in 5 people targeted in immigration spot checks were Brits: Rises to 1 in 3 in Leeds
Sir David Amess Apologises For Press Release That Called Harvey Weinstein Allegations 'Dubious' | HuffPost UK: "My account was hacked"
Danica Roth on Twitter: Good points about the effects of #toxicmasculinity on friendships/relationships: Sorry to link to twitter pics of walls of text, I know it's not very accessible, but this was kind of a lightbulb moment for me. I had never thought about the differences between male and female friendship this way before.
Criticising Brexit to become ‘hate crime’ after movement gains religious status
The Dark Magazine: Want to support women creators? Buy their stuff. The Dark publishes a bunch of women, esp WoC.
miss_s_b | Kindle: What sort of Kindle should I buy? Help me, oh internets!
Yellowstone supervolcano may blow sooner than thought: Just in case 2017 was too cheery and happy-go-lucky for you: if Trump doesn't blow us all to smithereens the planet might do it by itself anyway.
Great Ormond Street Hospital 'failing' intersex children - BBC News
PACE calls for a ban on 'sex-normalising' surgery for intersex children: This is worth reading in the context of the story linked above.
I’m the 85-year-old dragged away from a fracking protest – I want you to be angry: Good for you, Protest Granny.

My old Kindle keyboard died a couple of weeks ago. Having looked into repairs and replacing it with the same model on eBay and such, it's going to be less fuss to just buy a new one¹.

Looking into the current models, I hit upon a dilemma. I really, REALLY do not want a backlight, and I have been told that on both the paperwhite and the voyage you can turn the light down low, but never off completely. For me, the main attraction of an e-ink display was the lack of invasive lightiness buggering up my delicate little eyeballs. So that instantly pushed me towards the basic... BUT the basic has a lower resolution, and no 3G option, and apparently is a bit cheap-feeling and breaks easily.

I get paid on Sunday. I'll be buying a new kindle on Sunday². Help me to decide which one?

Poll #18929 Kindles

This poll is closed.
Open to: Registered Users, detailed results viewable to: Just the Poll Creator, participants: 11

Which kindle should Jennie buy

The Basic
2 (18.2%)

The light's not THAT bad, the Paperwhite
6 (54.5%)

Hang the expense! The Voyage!
3 (27.3%)

In other news, isn't it amazing how much I blog on a twitterless day?

¹srsly, Kindle keyboards go for STUPID money, who knew? It's almost like having buttons is a good thing for some people, and touch screens are not the be all and end all of everything...

²This is why the Oasis isn't even an option - apart from anything else I have a book I need to write a review for by the end of the month that's on kindle and the Oasis doesn't come out till the end of the month

Current Mood: contemplative

I've been thinking about social media today, what with the twitter boycott and everything. And I can see Twitter dying, actually. Or maybe just limping on, haemorraging users, but never quite dying, the way LJ has. I mean, it's already got to the point where users bemoan how it used to be in the good old days...

But Facebook.

Facebook is never going to die, is it? It's like amazon; its critical mass is too huge, its gravity too crushing for the vast majority of internet users to escape. Periodically someone comes up with a better social networking idea, but it never takes off, because everybody is on Facebook and why would they go through the hassle of moving?

And people might say "what about MySpace? Everyone had a MySpace back in the day! And that died!" But they didn't. Everyone who was on the internet had a MySpace, but the majority of people were not on the internet in those days. These days the majority of people on this planet ARE on the internet, and more than half of them actively use Facebook. And the damn thing just keeps on growing.

I know a few people who don't have Facebook at all (myself included) and a few more who resentfully, grudgingly use it "because there's people I would never hear from if I didn't"... but most people are happy little products, aren't they?

And they are products, and Facebook treats them as such, and gets away with it due to it's untouchable position. It's just the way things are done. You have to use Facebook to get anywhere these days, and so you have to put up with the way Facebook does things or you don't get anywhere.

Facebook is the Harvey Weinstein of the internet.

Current Mood: depressed

The windows in our house have needed mending for ages. Today is the day the landlord finally sent the window man round. I am looking after the dogs in a room where he doesn't need to go, and working from my laptop (boss has me doing research into arcane bits of law today).

But the window man is here.

And I can't even go to the loo, because one of the windows he is mending is the bathroom window.

And I really really need to pee.

Typing out a blog post helps, right?

Instagram photo: "Will you tell her to stop trying to take pictures of me with the @topcollarbox and open it up?"
The banning of Rose McGowan shows nothing's changed at Twitter: RT @MartinBelam: Absolutely must-read from @ladyhaja exposing the lengths men will go to in order to try & silence women journalists
Today is Women Boycott Twitter day: in case you're wondering why I'm not on there. Automated tweets will still happen, but that's it.
Trans teens are being killed while we debate nonexistent problems: In which m'friend and colleague Zoe dispels some myths, most recently spread by Salman Rushdie
Yorkshire Gubbins on Steam: This game is developed by my friend, and I've seen bits of it as it's been developed. I really love it. I think you should all give it a go.
How Men Like Harvey Weinstein Implicate Their Victims in Their Acts: This is a difficult but important read, and it applies to so many other men than Weinstein
Red Dwarf XII interview - Red Dwarf - British Comedy Guide: Oh dear. New series of Red Dwarf has Johnny Vegas and a cool, guitar-playing Hitler in it. Suddenly much less interested in watching.
Podcast rec time — Tomorrow Never Knows episode 1: This is gently conversational in style, & starts from the confluence of history, politics & gender. I found lots that I was nodding along with in it. It's basically just two intelligent women talking about interesting things. Roll on ep 2!
NZ grants residence to trans woman abused in UK: We've become the kind of country people seek asylum FROM not TO. This is utterly shameful.

1) What is the first song you remember from your childhood?

Now I'm Here by Queen.

2) What is the first music you purchased with your own money?

Poison by Alice Cooper

3) What's a piece of music that you know by heart?

Crikey, there's hundreds. Everything from hymns to classical to Five Finger Death Punch. I'm singing pretty much constantly.

4) What's a song that makes you turn off the music right away?

The Archers Theme tune

5) And why?

Because if I give in to The Archers my radio 4 addiction will be total and complete.

The Media Watchdog Is Already Talking About How It Could Regulate The Internet: What could possibly go wrong?
Deliveroo boss: giving workers better rights will add £1 to meal cost: You can't make us treat workers like PEOPLE! It'll cost you a whole quid more!
Brexit: Philip Hammond becomes first Cabinet minister to admit 'no deal' could ground all flights: (contains autoplaying video, sadly)
When someone is acquitted of rape, it does not mean the accuser is lying
I Bullshitted My Way to the Top of Paris Fashion Week: ... Jesus
New Zealander accidentally steals cat thinking it's his: ... and spends a bunch on anxiety medication for it and everything.

John Humphrys blasted over remark about rape trials on Today programme: Why anybody is surprised by this...
This Vet Put Explanations Of 15 Common Cat Behaviours On His Cork Board, And It’s Hilarious
Dads are often having fun while moms work around the house: Study first to show how couples spend time minute-by-minute
Tory MP Philip Davies attacks sex education for ‘introducing very young children to homosexuality’: I was brought up by "married natural parents" and I still turned out queer. Thank fuck I didn't turn out like Philip.
Awkward Squad Clothing: T-shirts (and jumpers. And bags) for grumpy lib dems.

So, having ironed out a few teething problems, here is the t-shirt store I promised you guys:

Awkward Squad Clothing and Accessories

A few little notes in answer to stuff people have already asked me, which I assume might be stuff other people might ask:

The size range there is not my choice, it's the manufacturer's; I do have a request in for larger sizes.

Similarly, the yellow t-shirts only being available in less-curvy is down to the choices the manufacturer makes available to me; as soon as yellow is there in curvy/small/bags I'll make it available.

There are SOME other styles of shirt that I haven't used, but you can't have v-neck t-shirts, zip hoodies, or curvy-cut hoodies. Sorry.

If you have any particular requests for a shirt, let me know. I'm not promising anything, mind. But, for example, it would be quite easy to do a $yourarea version of The Calderdale shirt.

And finally, I just want to highlight a couple of the designs:

I am particularly pleased with the spangly Glee Club logo on this one (also available for curvy people.

Now the nights are drawing in you might want to look at the Definitely Not For Goths Jumper and Hoodie.

The mega mega On Message Shirt with Vince Cable's Hat on it.

If you buy one, let me know what you think. The guinea pigs all seemed pretty pleased with theirs, but they are possibly pre-disposed to be nice to me.

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