Link. All you data belongs to Xi.

Link. As a judge in this trial I find that the NYT did not lie, but they were misleading and a bully. (I alao find that Mr Alexander is a conservative of the non-insane variety. That is not a crime however.)

Link. Temp fix: “force killing the process ‘corespotlightd’ in Activity Monitor”. Common with multi-user machines. Smart folders stop working. Emily has it. I read of it with Catalina too.

Link. We were always a bit cracked but we have really lost it the past few years.

Link. These people aren’t very important, but we *really* need to understand if they were always whacko or if something happened to them.

Link. Noah agrees with me that Siskind is basically conservative. His strongest critique, which I agree with, is that Metz exaggerates the popularity of Slate Star Codex.

Link. It was a straightforward strategy.

Link. The panopticon has benefits.

Link. I read the new Codex and it is Libertarian-conservative. I think Scott is in a bit of denial there.

Link. But does he have Mao’s popular support?

Link. Fascinating. Would it work for reluctant groups?

Link. As a young person I *might* have found SSC interesting, but for older me it was boring. I scanned the Substack reboot and it’s fundamentally conservative-libertarian.

Link. Work-life balance is for losers. (I’m a content loser so far; enough money and a balanced life. Of course may judge differently in the future.)

Link. American evangelical prophecy movement. This comes and goes. Be nice to have historical data.

Link. Umm, sounds like they kind of suck.

Link. “There’s no difference in the infection/hospitalization rates of the people who had cross-reactive coronavirus serum antibodies ready to go versus those who didn’t.”

Link. I have a 1990s book on hypertext that’s like this. Semamtic networks. Bidirectional links. We used to imagine better things. BYTE was keen on it, esp Jon Udell.

Link. Wired different.

Link. Tsai is persuading me that the Apple App Store has failed and may be unfixable.

Link. It’s not a simple bug though.

Link. Good to see more options.

Link. I would totally go ourside to experience that.

Link. I did not do that.

Link. Platelets are even more dubious.

Link. Gun restrictions are good, but as a society we don’t have an answer for high risk people who effectively need full-time monitoring.

Link. Also no credibility on cultural or moral or scientific matters or anything really. They got nothing. That matters.

Link. Much of government is crawling out of the wreckage.

Link. Things aren’t too crazy in MN thankfully.

Link. For winter ski and fat bike

Link. I missed this.

Link. I didn’t know it until a few weeks ago.

Link. Private equity and software are oil and water.

Link. This did not play out the way we imagined it would.

Link. Fairly dramatic difference.

Link. Biden could grant Pence amnesty so he talks.

Link. Serious broadband required.

Link. The district attorrney serms a bit off.

Link. “Law enforcement officials have seized more than 10 million counterfeit respirators and hundreds of shipments of prohibited drugs and medical supplies, according to 3M and Homeland Security Investigations.” Now fake vaccines.

Link. In some ways Apple App Store facilitates scamware.

Link. Whoa. Hell of an effect. Lifestyle intervention for both – for what that is worth.

Link. “work restoring public lands and waters, planting trees, improving access to parks” I hope open to special needs adults.

Link. My county. Sounds like a strong case.

Link. I am surprised this is controversial.

Link. Apparently this happens with MMR! Some cases are likely pure coincidence, some vaccine could be a trigger.

Link. Lots stolen in St Paul MN

Link. Tsai lists many Catalina bugs. Staying on Mojave was one of my best decisions. Worst ever macOS version?

Link. Apple does a surprising amount of bad work.

Link. Apple users in a pickle.

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Link. Apple needs to be made legally liable with fines a fraction of earnings.