Perun on the Ukrainian long-range strike campaign in Russia, one-hour video.
Still uploading chapters of The Voice from the Darkness at Royal Road.
Recreating a dress found in a 17th-century shipwreck.
Scott Siskind uses AI to help him vote in the California primaries.
And a very different Siskind piece, an excellent summary of what the Frankfurt School and Cultural Marxism were all about.
An awesome tweet for refuting the bizarre negativity in America.
Ethan Mollick on what tasks humans should still be doing.
Why can't FPV drones be stopped? 22-minute video.
Strange French dual grave from the 5th century BC (History Blog, French original at INRAP)
The remarkable engravings and religious faith of Fritz Eichenberg.
Some remarkable Baroque cameos.
Another great tweet about actual water use in America: the waste is mostly farming, not data centers.
The constitution working as it should: public employees fired over Charlie Kirk posts keep winning big settlements against the people who fired them (Twitter/X, news story)
Ukraine note: with the fighting turning in their favor, Ukraine has focused its drones on a major effort to disrupt Russian front-line logistics, one supposes because they hope this will help them reclaim even more territory this summer. (Some tweets: one, two, three, four, five) I find it interesting that the Ukrainian military has announced this, given it a name ("Logistics Lockdown"), and launched a coordinated campaign of video releases. To make Russian soldiers nervous? To draw attention away from something else?
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