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jonathanwallace
19d ago
This is incredibly timely as I moved my first choice personal computer to full time linux this week (and am a long time iPhone user who loves the autofill as well). I'll be happily contributing when I find an itch that needs to be scra
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jonathanwallace
2y ago
I'm happy for you and proud of you.
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jonathanwallace
2y ago
https://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=aol%20tcl https://wiki.tcl-lang.org/page/AOLserver
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jonathanwallace
3y ago
The latter.
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jonathanwallace
3y ago
As a software developer who found myself elected to state level public office and had to spin-up my education around the legislative process and all of politics, I concur. Their are only a couple of things I'd add. As much knowledge as
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jonathanwallace
4y ago
100% Agreed. Rhetorical question: Now what's the enforcement mechanism? (Also, what's with the downvotes?!?!)
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jonathanwallace
4y ago
> there is absolutely no space for hallucination in a court of law I wish you were factually correct here. We've seen time and time again where courts are mockeries of the ideal because of the people in them and the faults they brin
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jonathanwallace
4y ago
Disingenuous and/or incredibly naive as to how politics have been impacting cases coming before the courts.
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jonathanwallace
4y ago
Worth noting that someone else usually writes the headline for the articles, not the journalist / the author of an article.
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jonathanwallace
5y ago
And according to https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/40538538 , it always has been. In the referenced book, the author details how the aluminum cartel was dismantled under the threat of WWII needs because o
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jonathanwallace
5y ago
Depending upon how your brain works, i.e. if you're neurodivergent, you may find value in understanding how your brain processes with respect to neurotypicals. I found value in https://www.amazon.com/dp/1849059276?
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jonathanwallace
5y ago
The second half of this claim is a demonstrably weak generalization as to the source of power. The counter example is Georgia, where the Board of Regents is beholden to the politics of the Governor. See recently the fiasco with the pandemic
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jonathanwallace
5y ago
Heh, understanding apache configuration files just made me facepalm harder and wasn't really critical to seeing the impact on the cybersecurity industry if people aren't able to responsibly disclose. The important thing was to tak
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jonathanwallace
5y ago
I'll take your biggest question first. > In your opinion, is there a way to fix this sort of thing? Yes, it requires patient, reasonable, intelligent people operating in good faith to sacrifice personal comfort, etc. and get involve
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jonathanwallace
5y ago
I served in the Georgia legislature during a portion of a similar story. Without a doubt, the calculations throughout the story were political not technical. In the Georgia version, the technical details of the exposed information in the Se
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5y ago
Politicians aren't "captured," they're "grown." Captured implies a change in behavior or an outside force acting on them, and that isn't accurate. Only politicians that fall in line are given the support n
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jonathanwallace
5y ago
That's why I use https://www.allsides.com/unbiased-balanced-news . Makes it very easy to see across the spectrum.
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jonathanwallace
5y ago
I closed down my simple account months ago. If only they would stop texting me daily about my account no longer being connected.
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jonathanwallace
6y ago
Your suspicion is incorrect. Twenty years ago, my wife came out of graduate school where they learned about differentiated instruction and inquiry based instruction. The education field is well aware of how to teach better. However, there a
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jonathanwallace
6y ago
Best of luck and thank you.
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jonathanwallace
6y ago
Taking the author's advice, does anyone have a link to the study the author cites about the buffet line?
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jonathanwallace
6y ago
Sounds like mesmerism!
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jonathanwallace
7y ago
> Is there support for playing video? No. That could change in the near future. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bTU7iLuv6g4&feature=youtu.be
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jonathanwallace
7y ago
Is there a tutorial on how to do this? Or what would I search for to find such a tutorial?
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jonathanwallace
7y ago
I've negotiated a signing bonus for one (small ~50 person) company. You never know until you ask but I would expect it to be rare.
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jonathanwallace
7y ago
Politics, IMHO, are about applied relationship and applied power. Ignoring the discussion of both relationships and power leads to an anemic understanding of freedom and what it takes to enable it which leaves us unbalanced and brittle as a
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jonathanwallace
7y ago
How can I best connect with you? I did a quick stint in politics and would love to chat.
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jonathanwallace
7y ago
Some are working on this. Check out https://theray.org .
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jonathanwallace
7y ago
Check out https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/34758210-the-color-of-mo... for more information as to why this might be the case.
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jonathanwallace
8y ago
There's a bunch of relevant information but here's the one showing nation-state interest in Georgia. https://www.ajc.com/news/state--regional-govt--politics/russ...
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