6th January, 2022.
Yep, I’ve got a blood test, today: after the last set I had, missed something!
Apparently? It’s tracking both my liver and kidney function.
This will show they’re (comparatively) fine.
Or, at least, what’s going on for them, and what treatment may be needed as a result.
Here’s hoping!
~≈®≈~
As an extra point … ?
I had a Reboot your CV course, yesterday: something arranged by the Restart programme I’m on.
I think it was helpful enough for me to make minor improvements to my
CV.
I have to admit, though … an hour and a half’s worth of MS teams meeting … ?
Didn’t half drag … !
~≈®≈~
JUST as a minor point … ?
You’ve heard of cryptocurrencies, yes?
In case you haven’t, they’re a kind of digital currencies: then — these days — need a lot of computing power in order to run.
Each unit of a cryptocurrency has a digital serial number on something called a block chain: working that serial number out, and verifying it and its owner, and where it is on the chain, is what takes the energy.
The process is called mining, so you know.
There’s been a lot of discussion of that energy usage: especially as, the last I knew, the energy used was roughly equal to Iceland’s annual electricity output.
Something game changing may have happened, though.
As Kosovo
banned cryptocurrency mining, yesterday.
Global energy prices — and the blackouts that mining is contributing to — helped make that decision.
Personally … ?
I’m wondering what that will mean for the future of cryptocurrencies: and when or if we’ll start talking about a cryptocurrency
bubble.