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The Art of Fostering Teamwork(nytimes.com)
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by chb 8y ago
"Spend money to chat with strangers who spend money to chat with strangers." That's a demographic that doesn't deserve my time.
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The iconic green code in The Matrix is just sushi recipes(independent.co.uk)
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These Are the Americans Who Live in a Bubble(npr.org)
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by chb 8y ago
This. I've been an AirVPN customer for over three years. They have the right combination of locations, Tier 1 technical savvy, OpenVPN support, price, configurability, and, above all, privacy. Providers I went through before settling o
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by chb 8y ago
https://www.populationconnection.org/
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Mobile networks caught selling your emergency location data to bounty hunters(theregister.co.uk)
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by chb 8y ago
"The Inner Reaches of Outer Space: Metaphor as Myth and as Religion" by Joseph Campbell
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by chb 8y ago
Anyone else receive an error when attempting to register? `Failed to generate new Alpenhorn client: fetching latest dialing config: config expired on <timestamp>`
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73-year-old sailor wins round-the-world solo-race without modern instruments(theguardian.com)
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by chb 8y ago
The scenarios linked to from the GitHub page are not only related because they deal with serverless technologies. They're akin to one another because, in every case, testing was flawed. In the first, there was no testing, aside from th
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by chb 8y ago
>"the CTA—now the single most powerful special interest in California" Show me whatever numbers you're using to bolster that assertion and then show me the same metrics for the California Correctional Peace Officers Associ
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Earnings of workers without a college degree haven't risen in 50 years(economist.com)
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Algorithm for Optimizing Caffeinated Alertness(lifehacker.com)
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by chb 8y ago
Google has a history of abandoning its projects ( https://gcemetery.co/ ). What formats does Keep export to?
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by chb 8y ago
At around 15'40", Varoufakis says that Bretton Woods collapsed in 1971. I'm not enough of an economist/historian to understand this reference. Is he talking about the dollar going off of the gold standard? If so, why is
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U.S. oil production to be equal to Russia plus Saudi Arabia by 2025(reuters.com)
87 points by chb 8y ago|81 comments
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Kakistocracy(en.wikipedia.org)
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Zero-Day Exploit in Safari Discovered by Dropbox(zdnet.com)
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by chb 8y ago
"The honeypot is set up to act as a telnet server owned by a fake bank." Really?
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by chb 8y ago
"I admit to a morbid fascination with stories of technological disaster. I read NTSB accident reports the way some people consume murder mysteries. The narratives belong to the genre of tragedy." The author is not alone. Over a de
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by chb 8y ago
They so don't deserve CoreOS. Pity they were able to acquire it.
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by chb 8y ago
>Have you identified how much RAM and disk space you actually need for your workflow? You better think hard and choose wisely; the days of being able to upgrade your RAM and SSD are over.
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by chb 8y ago
Have you considered System76? https://system76.com/laptops/oryx
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by chb 8y ago
Closes the article by implying that the federal government is a monolithic political entity ("the State") that stands apart from private financial interests. And then quotes Jesus. Way to stay true to your roots.
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Software Facts(hissa.nist.gov)
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by chb 8y ago
Capital's not going anywhere. Not until the world implodes.
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by chb 9y ago
"Putting Windows on the back burner." Microsoft's understanding of what an operating system is and how it facilitates a user's interaction with their computing hardware has been completely misguided over the last decade.
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by chb 9y ago
How is this being up-voted? Reading through any such list would be a loss of potentially productive time.
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by chb 9y ago
Perhaps this question is naive, but other than biasing what information people are shown via their search engine, could you mention concrete instances of Google "contributing to the perverse incentives which are transforming the media

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