Technologies
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- The new dot com bubble is here: it's called online advertising
- Emacs
- Weiwei Hsu: The "Space" of Computing
- Lunch with Alan Kay
- Repairing my ThinkPad X1 Yoga's Keyboard
- Lipu Kasi
- Every move you make, Iโll be watching you: Privacy implications of the Apple U1 chip and ultra-wideband
- Datashards
- Computers :(
- In Stores, Secret Bluetooth Surveillance Tracks Your Every Move - The New York Times
- Gnus Adaptive Scoring
Data Rights
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Parallel to Privacy, often confused.
Data Portability
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Concept relating to Privacy, reasons for Computer :(
Differential Privacy
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A Concept providing mathematical Privacy guarantees. The basic idea is that by probabalistically lying, a query can be answered in such a way that the addition or removal of input information cannot be used to derive those inputs' values.
Free Software
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- Malleable Systems Collective
- Why I love Free Software - Sacha Chua
- Matrix.org Ecosystem
- Librem5 "Respects Your Freedom" ๐๐๐
- What is "Convivial Software"?
- Drafting the "Hey Smell This" License
- Nearly Stateless Computing Using Syncthing
- Code Katas
- My Goals
- The rise of community-owned monopolies
- Improving Self-Hosting at Home
- The Arcology Project: Django Edition Landing Page
Programming Languages
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Clojure
Java Programming Configuration
Glue Libraries
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Hacks
Sciences
Biology
Botany
Mathematics
Ecology
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Intertwined with Biology
Bioregionalism
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See also my Bioregions below.
Bioregionalism is a political, cultural, and ecological system or set of views based on naturally defined areas called bioregions, similar to ecoregions. Bioregions are defined through physical and environmental features, including watershed boundaries and soil and terrain characteristics. Bioregionalism stresses that the determination of a bioregion is also a cultural phenomenon, and emphasizes local populations, knowledge, and solutions.
Civil Rights & Justice
Privacy
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- Four Years in Startups
- Moving Towards Real Privacy
- Seattle IT Privacy
- under-accounted risks of big-data
- What Lies in the Path of the Revolution
- Avsloert av mobilen (Revealed by Mobile) -- NRK.no
- A/B Testing isn't "the problem" but it is
- First Impression of the Purism Librem5
- Why the NSA Can't Listen to My Mixtape
- The Arcology Garden
- ALPRs are a Privacy Nightmare
- Defying the mainstream (Laura Kalbag)
- A Job Worth Keeping
- middlepath on fedi: "Instead of just hoping and waitโฆ"
- My Blog Roll
- pewresearch.org -- Americans and Privacy
- The Arcology Onsite Oracle
My own thoughts are being developed as Moving Towards Real Privacy.
Resources
Accessibility
Accessibility is a universal gain and should be valued more highly
Justice
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Justice, in its broadest sense, is the principle that people receive that which they deserve, with the interpretation of what then constitutes "deserving" being impacted upon by numerous fields, with many differing viewpoints and perspectives, including the concepts of moral correctness based on ethics, rationality, law, religion, equity and fairness.
I don't really have my own great conception of it, yet. My Ethics inform it, when I really start to understand that better. long tail, here.
Liberty
Journalism
Surveillance
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Tools
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- Navigating Projects With Projectile
- Deadgrep is a Great Grep Interface
- How to Take Smart Notes With org-mode
- Datasette: An open source multi-tool for exploring and publishing data
- Emacs Undo and Redo with a tree
- Casual - An opinionated porcelain for Emacs Calc [and others] | nfdn
- org-roam
- Emacs Matrix Client
- Paper.js as a Tool for Generative Vector Art
- Meme Generator
- org-mode
- imapfilter filters my imap
- M8 x Omnichord
- JACK Audio Connection Kit
- Dialectical behavior therapy
- emacs heaven
- CCE in Nix On Droid
- The Complete Computing Environment
- jwiegley/nix-update-el
- CCE Nixos Core
- The Paintbrush, Artsey, and Ardux
- mpris MediaPlayer2
- Asynchronous and Offline
- Emacs Control Via Ivy
- publicimageltd/delve
- Deft
- reMarkable Tablet
- Some Thoughts on Time Tracking
Maps
Motorsports
Endurance Racing
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Motorsports events that are more than a few hours long can confidently be called Endurance Racing. Some of the most famous races in the world are endurance races -- the 24 Hours of Le Mans, the Mille Miglia are long, illustrious, and famous, but there are six and eight and twelve hour races which are equally difficult.
They're a test of a team, of a car, and of the drivers. Drivers run in one or two our stints, a team of two to four drivers will compete in a single car depending on the length of the event and the strength of the drivers. The car itself doesn't get shut off for 24 hours, brakes replaced halfway through, new tires and fuel applied more often than driver swaps.
Endurance Racing, like most Sportscar Racing classes, is often multi-class racing, and it benefits so much from it.
Formula 1
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Formula 1 is the pinnacle of Motorsports, or so they say. It's that, but it's also an excercise in discovering exactly how much many it costs to bring home a championship. It's a compelling drama of the highest performing people at the peak of their performance for as long as possible. It's a Netflix Drama in Drive to Survive, it's a cult and an oligarchy and a marketing expense for multiple soft-drink brands.
2021 Formula 1 World Championship
2022 Formula 1 World Championship
Formula E
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All-electric open-wheel Motorsports.