I don't think a military of any size could stop Ansar Allah from hitting Saudi oil infrastructure

They would have been (and likely still are) in more danger from a competent local military than they are from Ansar Allah. There isn't much risk of the war making it's way to Ridayh, even now. Still a failure, but more of a political one.

In response to the new travel laws, some Chinese outlets are reporting that Huawei founder and CEO Ren Zhengfei and his family have fled China. No comment has been given by Huawei either way.

Or is it different because Brexit somehow?

Potentially? Looks good for the EU if the one member state that decided to leave later balkanizes for the privilege of rejoining.

Scottish Secretary of State has already come out against it. Twitter link

Leading political parties in Scotland, Wales, and North Ireland have released a memorandum announcing their intent to leave the UK and rejoin the EU

possibly before the elections, or possibly after

Better than on launch but still pretty bad. I've just been playing on low and it still looks fine so it hasn't really bothered me.

Unfortunately(?) they have made a good Star Wars game for the first time in like 20 years so I've been playing the hell out of that. The writing is surprisingly good also, very funny game.

Arknights is getting its Russian Revolution-themed story update in a couple days, complete with a trailer set to post Soviet rock. Always interesting to see how Chinese devs tackle topics like this. The new characters should have an option for Russian voice acting too.

Also, Danganronpa 2x2 has a release date (late January). 2014 is back baby

I wasn't able to find any other sources for this, would be very cautious as to whether it's real

Houthi fighters arrived in Mocha on Thursday to find Yemeni battalions that were severely depleted – their rosters were filled with “ghost names” receiving salaries, and the actual strength of the army was only about 20% of what it was on paper, a Western source with knowledge of the operations told CNN.

That was compounded by the fact that the United Arab Emirates – once a member of the Saudi-led coalition in Yemen – withdrew its remaining forces from the country in January, after Saudi Arabia called for them to leave amid a dispute. And Saudi Arabia did not backfill those troop barracks and bases.

From CNN