>Millions of children are being raised on prejudice and disinformation. Educated in schools that teach a skewed ideology, they are exposed to a dogma that runs counter to core beliefs shared by many other Western…
On my machine, with my browser, iPaper seems to be far slower than Foxit.
>The news of the death of the suburbs has been greatly exaggerated ... The simple fact is that not everyone likes nor wants to live in more densely populated areas. The article addresses this issue head-on with…
>It would take a lot more pain at the pump to get people to give up their quarter acre. All signs are that "a lot more pain at the pump" is very much on the way.
Joel starts out by telling you that Microsoft's file formats are not the product of a demented Borg mind and are not impossible to read or create correctly. And then he spends the rest of the article explaining why the…
This story was too long to read, so I only skimmed it. But really, now. "The erosion of general knowledge?" Pfft. Everyone knows it's beaches that get eroded, not Generals.
Who says there is any clear line between experience and talent? Research into the workings of the brain has actually been pointing the other way: people who are described as "talented" in a particular area have put…
My thoughts exactly. I mean, that's great for him personally and all, but "Step 1: Use Emacs" pretty much makes this a non-starter for something like 95% of the people in the world who might run a blog or personal…
I have read some LCD manuals that specifically warn against cleaners that contain ammonia -- i.e., window cleaner. I've have good luck with a big micro-fiber lens-cleaning cloth dampened with a squirt of…
>Millions of children are being raised on prejudice and disinformation. Educated in schools that teach a skewed ideology, they are exposed to a dogma that runs counter to core beliefs shared by many other Western…
On my machine, with my browser, iPaper seems to be far slower than Foxit.
>The news of the death of the suburbs has been greatly exaggerated ... The simple fact is that not everyone likes nor wants to live in more densely populated areas. The article addresses this issue head-on with…
>It would take a lot more pain at the pump to get people to give up their quarter acre. All signs are that "a lot more pain at the pump" is very much on the way.
Joel starts out by telling you that Microsoft's file formats are not the product of a demented Borg mind and are not impossible to read or create correctly. And then he spends the rest of the article explaining why the…
This story was too long to read, so I only skimmed it. But really, now. "The erosion of general knowledge?" Pfft. Everyone knows it's beaches that get eroded, not Generals.
Who says there is any clear line between experience and talent? Research into the workings of the brain has actually been pointing the other way: people who are described as "talented" in a particular area have put…
My thoughts exactly. I mean, that's great for him personally and all, but "Step 1: Use Emacs" pretty much makes this a non-starter for something like 95% of the people in the world who might run a blog or personal…
I have read some LCD manuals that specifically warn against cleaners that contain ammonia -- i.e., window cleaner. I've have good luck with a big micro-fiber lens-cleaning cloth dampened with a squirt of…