I’m a lover, not a fighter.
And there’s lots more where this came from.
That’ll do nicely.
The business model of the Internet is surveillance contd.
The moral is, in a way, obvious: it’s a confirmation of Bruce Schneier’s original observation that “surveillance is the business model of the Internet”. Being a pedant, I would have said “of the Web”, but since many people can’t distinguish between the two, we’ll leave Bruce’s formulation stand.
@dullhunk Very good question. Who is milling ...
@dullhunk Very good question. Who is milling their own wheat and baking 100% wholewheat in the UK? I know https://
This is worrying. I received a message ...
This is worrying. I received a message from Fastmail saying I had reached my sending limit for the day. Impossible. I raised a ticket and 8.5 hours later got confirmation my account had been compromised. I'll say this for Fastmail; the recovery process is superb. The worrying part is that I **know** I did not reply to any phishing expedition. So how did it happen? Brute force, maybe. Pwned, maybe.
The one question I really wanted @npr ...
The one question I really wanted @npr to ask about Chinese tariffs on American nuts: will it make those nuts cheaper for Americans?
“Who We Are: #3 Neanderthals | West Hunter
Gratuitous, but fun:
Ernst Mayr, a prominent figure in biology had opined that hybridization was an unimportant factor in evolution, as far as I can tell for no particular reason at all. For equally mysterious reasons, people paid attention to him.
One of the great joys of this city, a shop that does nothing but zips and zip repairs, with an occasional buckle or snap just for variety.
I hope you all don't mind me promoting my latest podcast here.
This one is all about the past and future of hops in the Willamette valley.