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13y ago
The position of a camera and people in a room is patentable now! What next. Where does this obscene urge come from to file absurd, obnoxious, predatory patents that do absolutely nothing except stifle innovation? Why can't businesses c
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GTMO Clock: Holding President Obama to his promise
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13y ago
Check out https://weworkremotely.com/
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I accuse! (1898)
(marxists.org)
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The quest to turn computers into creative artists
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Last Words (1926)
(xroads.virginia.edu)
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13y ago
http://www.lowtechmagazine.com/ "Low-tech Magazine refuses to assume that every problem has a high-tech solution. A simple, sensible, but nevertheless controversial message; high-tech has become the idol of our society
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Some recent research suggests the primary factor is "residential instability": "Put another way, the very traits associated with the West (and romanticized in American culture)—individualism and independence, stoicism and sol
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13y ago
I'm happy to hear you've had the same reaction to it I've always had. The words flow with some supernatural precision. I always return to it, for the beautiful writing, for reminders of her lifelong commitment to an ideal. If
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Was My Life Worth Living? (1934)
(ucblibrary3.berkeley.edu)
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How a Cabal Keeps Generic Drugs Scarce
(nytimes.com)
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South Carolina City Takes Steps to Evict Homeless From Downtown
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13y ago
Is this the article you refer to? "How the medical supply industry blocks device startups from selling to hospitals" http://www.washingtonmonthly.com/features/2010/1007.blake.ht...
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Facial Scanning Is Making Gains in Surveillance
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Time for Answers from the NSA
(nationalreview.com)
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Network transparency: How future mobile networks could be built in glass windows
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Dolphins have 'longest social memory' among non-humans
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The Computer for the 21st Century (1991)
(ubiq.com)
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What I learned pretending to be homeless (2011)
(salon.com)
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13y ago
Pretty convincing analysis. Many of the one star reviews follow a similar template: "I am a [profession X here]" (a jeweler, a freelance video editor, a professional truck driver, a pharmacy technician, etc.). Weird all of them, u
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German president says whistleblowers like Snowden merit respect
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Google Engineer Wins NSA Award, Then Says NSA Should Be Abolished
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Very impressive. It reminds one that complaining about "too much work" is often just a poor excuse for petrifying in a niche of self-satisfaction and comfort. I can't read all of this, browse what you've accomplished in
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NSA Says It Can’t Search Its Own Emails
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From Big Brother to Electronic Panopticon (1994)
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Yep. Or it's for "national security purposes". One of many beautiful euphemisms they employ. This is completely absurd. Do people believe in a free and open Internet, or do they not? Government asking us to make "declar
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Robert Mugabe's Zimbabwe cannot survive an era of Internet openness
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New surgical knife can instantly detect cancer
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August Landmesser, The Man Behind The Crossed Arms
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I'm afraid your understanding of justice and my own differ greatly. It's probably an insurmountable impasse. To me, exposing a massive surveillance apparatus is a laudable act of heroism, and he doesn't deserve this kind of c
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