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  1. "[#HowardJacobson] has #written and spoken about how unmoored he has felt from his country, society and fellow citizens during the brutal conflict in #Israel and #Gaza, and has attracted opprobrium for doing so; in #Howl, he explores not simply a feeling of being out of joint with the times, but of experiencing the reawakened fear of #displacement and #violence that #antisemitism provokes. He knows, one suspects, that some #readers will find this utterly enraging, not to say morally repulsive, and he confronts them head on; in Ferdinand Draxler, he creates a man who wholeheartedly believes that #7October has allowed #Jew-hatred to flourish untrammelled, who argues – to anyone who will listen, and even more to those who will not – that it has provided the alibi for #antisemites to do what they wanted to do all along.

    Unsurprisingly, Howl is an immensely uncomfortable #novel; it is also, like most of #Jacobson’s work, a comic one."

    theguardian.com/books/2026/mar

  2. "[#HowardJacobson] has #written and spoken about how unmoored he has felt from his country, society and fellow citizens during the brutal conflict in #Israel and #Gaza, and has attracted opprobrium for doing so; in #Howl, he explores not simply a feeling of being out of joint with the times, but of experiencing the reawakened fear of #displacement and #violence that #antisemitism provokes. He knows, one suspects, that some #readers will find this utterly enraging, not to say morally repulsive, and he confronts them head on; in Ferdinand Draxler, he creates a man who wholeheartedly believes that #7October has allowed #Jew-hatred to flourish untrammelled, who argues – to anyone who will listen, and even more to those who will not – that it has provided the alibi for #antisemites to do what they wanted to do all along.

    Unsurprisingly, Howl is an immensely uncomfortable #novel; it is also, like most of #Jacobson’s work, a comic one."

    theguardian.com/books/2026/mar

  3. "[#HowardJacobson] has #written and spoken about how unmoored he has felt from his country, society and fellow citizens during the brutal conflict in #Israel and #Gaza, and has attracted opprobrium for doing so; in #Howl, he explores not simply a feeling of being out of joint with the times, but of experiencing the reawakened fear of #displacement and #violence that #antisemitism provokes. He knows, one suspects, that some #readers will find this utterly enraging, not to say morally repulsive, and he confronts them head on; in Ferdinand Draxler, he creates a man who wholeheartedly believes that #7October has allowed #Jew-hatred to flourish untrammelled, who argues – to anyone who will listen, and even more to those who will not – that it has provided the alibi for #antisemites to do what they wanted to do all along.

    Unsurprisingly, Howl is an immensely uncomfortable #novel; it is also, like most of #Jacobson’s work, a comic one."

    theguardian.com/books/2026/mar

  4. "[#HowardJacobson] has #written and spoken about how unmoored he has felt from his country, society and fellow citizens during the brutal conflict in #Israel and #Gaza, and has attracted opprobrium for doing so; in #Howl, he explores not simply a feeling of being out of joint with the times, but of experiencing the reawakened fear of #displacement and #violence that #antisemitism provokes. He knows, one suspects, that some #readers will find this utterly enraging, not to say morally repulsive, and he confronts them head on; in Ferdinand Draxler, he creates a man who wholeheartedly believes that #7October has allowed #Jew-hatred to flourish untrammelled, who argues – to anyone who will listen, and even more to those who will not – that it has provided the alibi for #antisemites to do what they wanted to do all along.

    Unsurprisingly, Howl is an immensely uncomfortable #novel; it is also, like most of #Jacobson’s work, a comic one."

    theguardian.com/books/2026/mar

  5. "[#HowardJacobson] has #written and spoken about how unmoored he has felt from his country, society and fellow citizens during the brutal conflict in #Israel and #Gaza, and has attracted opprobrium for doing so; in #Howl, he explores not simply a feeling of being out of joint with the times, but of experiencing the reawakened fear of #displacement and #violence that #antisemitism provokes. He knows, one suspects, that some #readers will find this utterly enraging, not to say morally repulsive, and he confronts them head on; in Ferdinand Draxler, he creates a man who wholeheartedly believes that #7October has allowed #Jew-hatred to flourish untrammelled, who argues – to anyone who will listen, and even more to those who will not – that it has provided the alibi for #antisemites to do what they wanted to do all along.

    Unsurprisingly, Howl is an immensely uncomfortable #novel; it is also, like most of #Jacobson’s work, a comic one."

    theguardian.com/books/2026/mar

  6. [en] Cloud outages: "#Concentration is the real risk" - Prof Doug #Jacobson

    For example, #DNS ... has quietly become a single point of failure ... DNS is not alone.

    #Cloud outages are getting more #expensive. "#Centralization magnifies these costs."

    "... concentration means that a single configuration error, routing issue or attack can ripple across much of the web."

    theconversation.com/why-cloud-

    #cybersecurity #spof #outage #crowdstrike #iastate

  7. [en] Cloud outages: "#Concentration is the real risk" - Prof Doug #Jacobson

    For example, #DNS ... has quietly become a single point of failure ... DNS is not alone.

    #Cloud outages are getting more #expensive. "#Centralization magnifies these costs."

    "... concentration means that a single configuration error, routing issue or attack can ripple across much of the web."

    theconversation.com/why-cloud-

    #cybersecurity #spof #outage #crowdstrike #iastate

  8. Neueste Messungen zur Freisetzung von #Methan deuten dank neuer Messmethoden darauf hin, dass man bislang den Umfang dieser Emissionen sehr unterschätzt hat. Eventuell wird sogar ca. die Hälfte aller Methan-Emissionen durch die Öl- und Gas-Industrie verursacht.

    Hier eine Studie des renommierten Energiesystem-Forschers Mark Z. #Jacobson, die selbst bei konservativen Emissions-Schätzungen berechnet, dass blauer #Wasserstoff schlimmer ist als #Erdgas direkt zu verwenden:

    onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/fu