The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
RockMelt Browser Comes Out from Behind Its Rock PCMagazine 11.08.2010 PCMag.com met with RockMelt’s founders Eric Vishria and Tim Howes last week for an early look at the new browser software. Entering a competitor into a full field that includes Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome, Safari, and Opera, not to mention an even more direct socially …
I want to put this somewhat intellectual blog posting into perspective. Below is a quote from Matt Taibbi’s new book, Griftopia-Bubble Machines, Vampire Squids, and the Long Con That Is Breaking America (Spiegel & Grau, 2 November 2010). Click on the title of the book to read my full review. QUOTE (32): What has taken …
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Data, Markets, and Power There’s an election Tuesday, and you’re probably going to vote – whether your vote is meaningful or not. Some call voting a “ritual,” which is not at all to say that it’s not meaningful – rituals do have meaning. But the word is that it’s a symbolic rather than functional, practical …
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PAKISTAN: Of Taliban and floods Russia raises its price to rescue Nato from Afghan quagmire Your COIN Is No Good Here China Wrests Supercomputer Title From U.S. Big ideas are emerging from small countries Armed with new treaty, Europe amplifies objections to U.S. data-sharing demands Was Estonian Town The Mother Of All Russian Hacker Networks? …
Despite Scare Talk, Attacks on Pentagon Networks Drop By Noah Shachtman WIRED Danger Room October 28, 2010 Listen to the generals speak, and you’d think the Pentagon’s networks were about to be overrun with worms and Trojans. But a draft federal report indicates that the number of “incidents of malicious cyber activity” in the Defense …
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Sample Articles: Brain’s Journey from Early Internet to Modern-Day Fiber Optics: Computer Program Shows How Brain’s Complex Fiber Tracks Mature Physicists Develop a Quantum Interface Between Light and Atoms Science struggling to track destruction of nature Tip of the Hat toLynn Wheeler at LinkedIn.
Poor Goebbels, if only he had access to DVDs and the internet, he could have run a fear mongering operation as effective as the one described so brilliantly by Pam Martens here (also attached below) — a thought which suggests a question: Is 21st Century American Crony Capitalism merely a way station on the road to …
