Collaborate Disseminate
A while ago I wrote about jaywalk laws being racist by design. Also it’s well-known that white nationalist groups try to promote the idea that killing people with cars has a higher chance of avoiding conviction (not to mention “kill bill” laws around A… Continue reading American Pedestrians Killed Disproportionately by Race
In a new article called “It’s Time To Get Real About Power in Silicon Valley“, I noticed much of the history is very wrong. For example, this is false history: Travis Kalanick who saw taxicab drivers not as solid middle class citizens, like many of us … Continue reading It’s Time To Get History Accurate About Power in Silicon Valley
A crucial point made in a lecture on computer heuristics by Richard Feynman is knowledge shouldn’t be treated like competition:
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The British Government has announced their Home Office will have a Director General for Homeland Security. Some in the UK reacted by saying it sounds American. Nice try. I thought everyone knows that America most definitely gets most of its English ter… Continue reading Homeland Isn’t an American Word
I never understood why Google maps didn’t give elevation data (topographical) and level of effort required for a route. Used to be a thing I tweeted about from time to time. It’s literally the thing every hiker or biker knows to look for when they look… Continue reading Google Maps Has Invented Bicycling
For months I’ve been warning people that using a Zoom client means a system should be treated as completely compromised. My position has been clear, as I’ve written multiple times on this blog. Now this: …they were able to take over the remote system r… Continue reading Zoom is Doom: Total System Compromise
In 1961 the U.S. had a top spy in Moscow delivering extensive details of the Soviet nuclear program: In tandem with the CIA, MI6 were in the midst of running their most successful espionage operation to date. A colonel in Soviet military intelligence, … Continue reading KGB Spy in 1961 Used X-Ray to Crack U.S. Top-Secret Lock
In 1961 the U.S. had a top spy in Moscow delivering extensive details of the Soviet nuclear program: In tandem with the CIA, MI6 were in the midst of running their most successful espionage operation to date. A colonel in Soviet military intelligence, … Continue reading KGB Spy in 1961 Used X-Ray to Crack U.S. Top-Secret Lock
I’m really struggling to get through a BBC article called “Who truly was the most dishonest president?” This section in particular is really hard to read. Once upon a time Americans placed an almost childlike trust in their commanders-in-chief. They we… Continue reading BBC Claims Americans Think of Presidents as Demigods
Part four in a three part series… I told myself I wouldn’t treat this lightly and so it ended up being delayed a long while. In a nutshell when a “water charity” would roll into villages in Africa they believed dropping a well directly outside homes wo… Continue reading Why Charity Water Wells May Be Worse For Women Than Long Walks With Cans