motohagiography

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by motohagiography 9y ago
That is a sound observation. I think what we call identity politics is a divisive style of argument across the spectrum, and not a political stripe in itself. In the Jonathan Haidt model, conservatives tend to be rule seeking and internally
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by motohagiography 9y ago
This dynamic is significant in the culture wars of today. As part of some work in architecture for some public sector projects, I read "The Nazi Census" which was a description of the technologies and techniques of the 1938 german
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by motohagiography 9y ago
The health sector is the Afghanistan of the tech business. It's entire history is of empires arriving to solve its problems, and after a decade and massive losses, they leave, mystified at how something so contained could be so intract
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by motohagiography 9y ago
I did not intend to come off as salty as my comment reads either, no snark intended.
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by motohagiography 9y ago
I interpret that there is an implication in what is described in the article that, when you set the region on your apple device, you get region specific iCloud keys provisioned to it. If that were the case, there is no reason why you couldn
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by motohagiography 9y ago
Activity friends are key, but that requires activities. The traditional networks around things like churches, rotary, clubs, chambers of commerce, masonry, hunt camps, golf, sailing, and political parties still exist and are open to members
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by motohagiography 9y ago
Not disputing horse collar. Point made in a history of horsemanship (an in turn ploughman trades) was that the trade of ploughmen in england moved away from oxen more to horses as the result of a change in plough design. This excerpt may ha
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by motohagiography 9y ago
They are things that take physical work to achieve. Patience: it's an animal, it doesn't care what you want, but with work and education, you both transform. Perseverance: incremental work, with a living being that isn't subj
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by motohagiography 9y ago
According to a history of ploughman culture, it was a lighter metal plow that made them economical vs. oxen in the 1730s.
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by motohagiography 9y ago
A technology change in the 1730s made horses viable viable plow animals. It was a lighter metal plow (name escapes me), and ploughmen switched from oxen to horses. Horses were previously used mainly for military and business transportation
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by motohagiography 9y ago
There's a unity of the set. The qualities of good horsemanship are essentially moral and physically cultivated qualities, and among those is the ability to be recognized as a leader and followed willingly by another creature in nature.
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As a rider who has done some reading into the history, one of the things modernity does overlook is how horsemanship provided a practical philosophical basis for human morality. Going back to Xenophon (and Simeon before him), who wrote one
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by motohagiography 9y ago
Been looking for an answer to a related question on this. DRM technologies like "white box crypto," seem to be designed for the same use case. Is encoding sensitive operations in an application using these techs not a viable mediu