Ferguson and Anonymity

1. In regard to the events in Ferguson I trust the local police forces and Anonymous to the same degree, which is to say not at all. 2. Sometimes I think the mythos of the masked superhero is too engrained in our popular culture. Both the police and Anonymous both see and portray themselves as […]

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My 2013 Twitter year in review

I decided to go through all my tweets from 2013. It’s an interesting exercise, turning my Twitter account into a kind of a streaming time capsule of my interests, concerns and thoughts from the previous year. Admittedly it was an incomplete picture as I generally don’t share details of my personal life on any of […]

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WaPo vs Netflix

A couple separate but somewhat relates observations: 1. A digital subscription to the Washington Post is $14.99/mo. Netfix is $7.99 (WaPo also has $9.99 price point but it isn’t comparable with their phone/tablet apps). Considering that I would say most people spend more time consuming entertainment than reading news, this price difference strikes me as […]

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