Yes, the websites are close to unusable. Having worked somewhere which had a similar problem, I know that it won't be the fault of the journalists who will have constantly told their bosses that, but of executives who don't really care so long as the profits are rolling in.
Well if you can crowdfund £10k, I'm sure the baroness will happily oblige!
AI will do some truly amazing things. But it could mean outsourcing our critical faculties to manipulatable machines whose workings we don't undertand. Microsoft's AI tool told me it didn't like this column and I ignored that. Over time, we're less likely to reject such advice.
Meanwhile, RHI claimants who took huge loans after Arlene Foster's promise of 20-year untouchable subsidies have had payments slashed - and now Stormont is going to stop them entirely. One claimant says he has "nothing but contempt" for the politicians behind RHI.
Nine years ago, insider information from the Stormont department running the Renewable Heat Incentive scheme made its way to those profiting from it. The message was simple: The loopholes are going to...
Ahh but that was the ebook - this is the real thing! Amazon is simply a law unto itself.
More than a decade after the enormous criminal enterprise was shut, Paul Doherty and Gerry Farmer have still not been sentenced — even though they finally admitted their involvement two years ago. Mobuoy is a case study in the failure of government in all its forms in NI.
Something very odd is happening in Northern Ireland. In England and Wales, the number of inquests is rising. Yet here, despite a growing and ageing population, fewer deaths are being examined than at any time since NI was created - and perhaps since inquests began almost 1,000 years ago.
Go raibh maith agat.
Ouch. If that's where I'm going to end up, I need to stop.
Thanks. It's a bit like going back to your old school - strange, yet oddly familiar.