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2015/09/292015/09/29

Review: Big Data, Little Data, No Data – Scholarship in the Networked World

Christine L. Borgman 5 Stars Major Contribution with Some Oversights This book is extremely well-developed and and a major contribution, not least because it it one of the best explorations of information ecologies that are vastly more intricate and cover vastly more time, energy, and locational space, than most realize. It was recommended to me …

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2015/08/182015/08/17

Berto Jongman: USG Kill Switch for Cellular Confirmed

Cell Phone Kill Switch Confirmed – Conspiracy Theory No Longer – Is This Why Cell Phone Services Have Been Going Out Across America? Two weeks later, we may have finally gotten an answer to that question…at least if we look in between the lines. Standard Operating Procedure 303 (SOP303) is the federal government’s ‘kill switch …

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2015/08/172015/08/16

Berto Jongman: FireChat Breaks All The Rules

This app lets you text without Wi-Fi or a data plan anywhere in the world — even on a plane Forget exorbitant roaming charges, overpriced international data packages, or spotty internet coverage. FireChat is the perfect travel app, allowing users to send and receive text messages entirely without data or internet thanks to something called …

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2015/07/152015/07/14

Sepp Hasslberger: Peer Review Does Not Work

Peer review, instead of helping science stay on track, is actually retarding real progress. The peer review drugs don’t work EXTRACT Peer review is anti-innovatory because it is a process that depends on approval by exponents of the current orthodoxy. . . . Perhaps the biggest argument against the peer review of completed studies is …

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2015/06/212015/06/20

Pierre Cloutier avec Robert Steele: Les USA au bord du gouffre? Steele on USA Revolution & Reform

Les USA au bord du gouffre ? La tuerie raciale de Charleston Entrevue avec Robert Steele Texte intégral en français et en anglais sous le pli Full Text in French & English Below the Fold

2015/06/17

Tomasz Tunguz: The Disruptive Effect of Open Source Startups

The Disruptive Effect of Open Source Startups Open source is a disruptive distribution strategy. It allows potential users and buyers of a software to try it, evaluate it, and understand exactly how it works because the source code is freely available. Open source companies market to developers exactly how developers would like to be marketed …

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2015/03/312015/03/30

Noah Feldman: The Unconstitutional Judiciary in the USA — Surrendering Judgment to the Executive AND Protecting a Private Cabal

A court case so secret, US Govt says it can’t go on Phi Beta Iota: The story documents two subversions of the US Constitution. First, the judiciary is allowing Executive administrative claims to totally subject the rule of law — no facts, no judgment. Second, the government is further abusing its powers by using them …

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