Glass Houses, Obama Administration Leakers
Hullabaloo:
"Rockefeller charged in his letter that the most “damaging revelations of intelligence sources and methods are generated primarily by Executive Branch officials pushing a particular policy, and not by the rank-and-file employees of intelligence agencies.”"(read more at the link above)
My Reading List
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Tesla's 'Battery Day' is Elon Musk's chance to fend of competition from GM's novel Ultium design
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Tesla's big battery event is as much a branding opportunity as it is a
technology review — and it's about time.
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For Young People’s Sexual Health, the Pandemic Changes the Game
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The pandemic may offer opportunities to help adolescents and young adults
make good decisions regarding sexual and social behavior.
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TikTok says it removed 104M videos in H1 2020, proposes harmful content coalition with other social apps
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As the future of ByteDance’s TikTok ownership continues to get hammered out
between tech leviathans, investors and government officials in meeting
rooms, t...
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2020 Subaru Outback long-term update: Let's talk touchscreen - Roadshow
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While the 2020 Outback doesn't flip its long-roof formula too much, the
infotainment and massive touchscreen are a big change -- literally.
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Coal miner New Hope sinks to loss as prices crumble
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Australian coal miner New Hope is bracing for the extreme volatility in the
coal export market to persist for some time yet.
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Tuesday: Existing Home Sales, Fed Chair Powell Testimony
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Tuesday:
• At 10:00 AM ET, *Existing Home Sales for August* from the National
Association of Realtors (NAR). The consensus is for 6.00 million SAAR, up
fro...
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Random Generator Spits Out Hilarious Guilty Gear-Style Round Openings
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Fighting games, especially those made by Japanese developer Arc System
Works, are known for having some pretty wild start-of-round messages.
Read more...
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Justice Dept. to Brief States on Google Antitrust Inquiry
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The department is expected to outline a potential antitrust case against
Google, which could be filed in the coming days.
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Twitter and Zoom’s algorithmic bias issues
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Both Zoom and Twitter found themselves under fire this weekend for their
respective issues with algorithmic bias. On Zoom, it’s an issue with the
video con...
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124 students in one Google meet
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Live-streamed classes will have up to 124 students at a New York City
middle school, a parent told the New York Post. “Whether socially distant
inside the ...
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What's the Best Waterproof Bluetooth Speaker?
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You know, the importance of waterproof tech has waned in recent months.
Rain has become my defacto signal of a lazy stay-home day, and the
frequency of n...
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Ever wonder how LSD works? An answer has been discovered.
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- Researchers at UNC's School of Medicine have discovered the protein
responsible for LSD's psychedelic effects.
- A single amino acid—part of ...
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Robbins: Sleepwalking into Depression: The Economic Response to COVID-19—Noted
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Things have not gone as badly in the past two months as Jacob Robbins
feared back in mid-July. But we still stand on the knife’s edge of an even
deeper dep...
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In Case You Missed It...
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This week at CBPP, we focused on food assistance, the new Census data
released this week, poverty and inequality, and the economy.
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Three steps to keep your YouTube account secure
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In the spirit of World Password Day, we encourage all creators to bolster
the security of their Google accounts. Unfortunately, over the past several
month...
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32+ Years...
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Huawei Working On 5G Radar Tech For Self-Driving Cars
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Current chairman Xu Zhijun said Huawei is working on millimeter-wave radar
and laser radar for use in autonomous vehicles as part of an “ecosystem” of
car-...
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Bifurcar 'blockchain': universos paralelos de cadenas ingobernables
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Los usuarios de Nano han demandado a sus desarrolladores por una pérdida de
criptomonedas valorada en 150 millones de euros. Si prospera, estarĂan
obligado...
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The Blog Moves On
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But the show goes on.
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The US Treasury’s missed opportunity
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The US Treasury recently published the first in a series of reports
designed to implement the seven core principles for regulating the US
financial system ...
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The 'Only' Profession to 'Celebrate What It Means to Live a Life'
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In another strange sign of the mounting culture wars, Viola Davis’s
emotional Oscars tribute to artists has become political fodder.
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The search for the best middle-class tax cut
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Say you want to help struggling middle-class families by cutting their
taxes. Say you want to figure out an actually helpful plan to do that, and
not just ...
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Jilly Cooper hits out at 'fatal' impact of local government cuts to libraries
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Cooper, who has an OBE for services to literature, has attacked David
Cameron for allowing more than 350 libraries to close across Britain
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IBM buys Ustream: is it a workforce communication play?
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IBM has added Ustream to a long list of video technology company
acquisitions in the recent past -- like Clearleap acquired last month --
buying the stream...
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Book Expo America, BookCon, Detroit Public TV Video
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Tweets about #BookCon2015 OR #BEA15
*Date: Fri May, 29 2015 11:00 AM CDT — Sun May, 31 2015 3:00 PM CDT*
*Detroit Public TV will bring live inside the boo...
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The World's Billionaires
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Carlos Slim Helu takes the No. 1 spot on Forbes' annual list of the world's
richest as a record 164 billionaires return to the ranking amid the global
econ...
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