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Dronewatching in the Ukraine War. Part 1: An Incredible Aerial Spectacle
What have I learned from watching drones in the Ukraine war? In Part 1 of a series, I look at how drones represent an incredible visual spectacle.
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In Mild Defense of Twitter in the End-Times
Nerd oracles, normies, and heightening the contradictions.
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Dronnitsa, A Conference for Russian Battle Drone Pilots
In early September, Russia's small drone pilots held a new kind of get-together.
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Drones in the Ukraine War: April 12th to April 25 2022
Drones for witness, aid-washing, 3D models, and more
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Drones in the Ukraine War: April 3rd to April 11th, 2022
More evidence that Russian forces are using DJI drones, what to do if a drone chases you, and more
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Drones In the Ukraine War: March 26th to April 2nd, 2022
Attacks on cross-country skiing facilities, running for the bus, Russian drone-based propaganda, and more
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Ukraine is Using Drone Video to Win the Information War
And other thoughts on how consumer drones are factoring into the war in Ukraine
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Solving the Naked Guy Problem in Drone Data
What do you do when your drone sees things you don't want it to see?
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Some Cooler Thoughts on Air Conditioning
An assortment of air conditioning factoids that didn't make it into my Foreign Policy piece
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Christmas On the Computer: A Millennial Remembers
memories of a long-gone and strange holiday computer world
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Jethro Tull Is My Favorite Christmas Music: An Explanation
Everybody who celebrates Christmas has a particular song, or perhaps an entire Christmas album, that rattles around eternally in their brain. Maybe you love The Eternal Christmas Song That Inhabits Your Mind, and how it begins to play in your mind more regularly, more insistently, as the days grow shorter
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Facebook's Terrible Uncle Strategy Is Driving Away The Kids
a social media network that makes your terrible uncles even more terrible and lets them see all your stuff was not going to stay cool for long