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Author Archives: Lawrence Person
India’s Semiconductor Push: More Smoke Than Fire
India has been trying to get into semiconductor fabrication for a while now, and after announcing a $10 billion investment fund, and with China locked out of so much semiconductor technology, there have been a lot of news bubbling up, … Continue reading
24,000 Austin Area Residents Still Without Power
My own power has stayed on continuously since Saturday morning, but a lot of Austin-area residents are not so fortunate. There are still 24,000 Austinites still without power as of Monday morning, with a projected point of resolution still six … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Texas
Tagged Arborgeddon, Austin, Austin Energy, ice storm, power outage, Texas
4 Comments
Follow-Up on Ukraine’s Kamikaze Drones
Given that the original video generated doubts as to its veracity, I thought I would post this followup that goes into more detail about Ukraine’s low-cost suicide drone/loitering munition. These look considerably less jury-rigged than the previous drones. “These are … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Policy, Military, video
Tagged asymmetrical warfare, drone, Foreign Policy, loitering munition, Military, Russo-Ukrainian War, Suchomimus, Ukraine, video
4 Comments
Two Videos About Velma
Velma, if you haven’t heard, is HBO Max’s “re-imagining” of the animated Scooby-Doo TV show. And by “reimagined” I mean “mangled and mutilated to fit the angry, narrow confines of social justice warrior ideology.” Since I don’t have cable, I … Continue reading
Posted in Guns, Media Watch, Republicans, Social Justice Warriors, unions, video
Tagged animation, Critical Drinker, HBO, Media Watch, Ryan George, Scooby-Doo, Social Justice Warriors, TV, video
8 Comments
Power Back On After 60 Hours
The power came on back here about 6:30 AM. Now I need to take a long hot shower after giving the water time to warm up, then go through the fridge and freezer to determine what gets thrown out. Expect … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Texas
Tagged Austin, Austin Energy, ice storm, power outage, Texas, weather
9 Comments
Power Out Day 2
Day 2 of being without power. I was recharging my iPhone on different laptops, but that stopped working. I have been able to recharge it using my car charger, so I drove around the neighborhood looking at the damage. Almost … Continue reading
Power Out Here
Since 6:08 yesterday evening. Much of Austin is also so afflicted. Expect slow blogging and much shivering… Update: The forecast brings additional risks of power outages and downed trees, which plagued the city yesterday and still impacts over 155,000 Austin … Continue reading
The Flying Yeet of Death
I’ve previously covered suicide drones and drones dropping RPGs. Now Ukraine is evidently cutting out the middleman and passing the savings on to Ivan by just strapping RPGs to light drones and guiding them in. Here’s a screen-grab of this … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Policy, Military, video
Tagged BMP-3, drone, loitering munition, Military, RPG, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, Suchomimus, Ukraine, video
31 Comments
Japan, The Netherlands Join China Semiconductor Ban
Japan and The Netherlands have evidently decided to sign onto the Chinese semiconductor ban. The talks between the US, Japan, and the Netherlands over wider bans on exports of semiconductor technology to China have reportedly seen the three agree to … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Elections, Foreign Policy
Tagged Applied Materials, ASML, China, Economics, Foreign Policy, Intel, Japan, Peter Zeihan, Semiconductors, TSMC, video
6 Comments
Jordan Peterson on Joe Rogan: 2023 Edition
Jordan Peterson always makes a great Joe Rogan guest, and the new interview they did last week is no exception. Discussing the Twitter files, Critical Race Theory and Marxism, victimhood identity politics, postmodern theory, and falseness of reducing everything to … Continue reading