Collaborate Disseminate
The premise of the Stanford graduate’s ruling, where he gave a Stanford student light sentence, was that he deserves to have a few more rapes before being reigned in: …recalling a judge primarily based on one decision — that, for me, … Continue reading Ex-Stanford Judge, Weak on Rape Sentencing for Stanford Student, Dumped by Voters
The Washington Post suggests in an obituary that the NY Daily News considered Michael A. Sheehan the “real-life Rambo” Sheehan, who began his career as an Army Ranger, first took part in clandestine operations in Panama in 1979. Later, he w… Continue reading Michael “Real-Life Rambo” Sheehan Dies at 63
John Oliver has a humorous albeit sad explanation of the pro-slavery Americans who even to this day want to continue their “traditions” While I believe the Southern Poverty Law Center (SDLC) has done an amazing job highlighting the falsenes… Continue reading Hiding Grant’s Tomb in Plain Sight
After decades of seeing activists lay out the obvious economics of meat, and reading research by economists confirming the obvious, it looks as if the market finally is shifting. Eating meat is by far the number one impact to climate change and executi… Continue reading Meat is Murder on the Environment
The “carriage” form-factor is ancient. Today we should know that a big box concept to augment a single person’s travel is obviously primitive thinking, and simply doesn’t scale well to meet the needs of modern transit. Study aft… Continue reading Cars Are Just Primitive Exoskeletons
July 1st marks the beginning of a Civil War battle that many historians say is one of the most pivotal. And, as many historians also like to note, desperation for shoes drew the pro-slavery forces arrogantly into Gettysburg on this date. The question o… Continue reading This Day in History: Gettysburg Shoes
Pete Blaber’s book “The Mission, the Men, and Me” gets a lot of rave reviews about business practices and management tips. It’s hard not to agree with some of his principles, such as “Don’t Get Treed by a Chihuahua&#… Continue reading Book Review: The Mission, the Men and Me
Sometime in the late 1980s I managed to push a fake “bomb” screen to Macintosh users in networked computer labs. It looked something like this: There wasn’t anything wrong with the system. I simply wanted the users in a remote room to… Continue reading The Psychology of Talking Paper
I don’t know where you are, but the data analysis of the RSA Conference by the prestigious Cyentia Institute is amazing. They wrote algorithms to tell us what the “most important” talks are each year from 25 years of security conferen… Continue reading To Cyber or Not the Cyber, That is the RSAC Talk Analysis
Welcome to SF everyone! As the RSA Conference week begins, which really is a cluster of hundreds of security conferences running simultaneously for over 40,000 people converging from around the world, I sometimes get asked for local curiosities. As a h… Continue reading RSA Conference 2018: Fun Telco History in SF