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I could just as easily say that whenever one argues with a non-libertarian, he or she lays out an endless series of straw men. See how that works? "Your argument doesn't accurately…

More legislation is almost never a good solution. It'll just encourage the parasites to get more creative and hurt the legitimate journalists.

Good point. The two paragraphs at the bottom state that the FBI's app will likely only use public information. Profile set to private? You're golden.

You're not the only one. The ads are often funny, or beautiful. Flashing lights (in my opinion) help give cities that city feeling.

The design of the controller is obviously very similar to a playstation controller. I don't know much about IP/copyright/patent. What are the chances of this guy getting sued by So…

I program. I am able to be social at a basic, perhaps proficient level. Frankly, I sometimes... no, often... find relating to other people, especially other non-nerds or non-progra…

When they make one that's safe for implant, I am so getting it.

Forget electric cars. I'm building an Iron Man suit.

One aspect of design that's been on our mind has been naming our product. Any general guidelines about naming websites would also be appreciated. (I've read GoDaddy's suggestions, …

Please. All that Google paranoia belongs in the same thread as UFOs and bigfoot. Let Google and Facebook's linguistic algorithms scan my every email. So long as there's no human do…

Ugh. What a depressing way to think about college. But you're right. My English degree isn't doing jack for me. In my free time during college, I actually studied theology, compute…

I'm doing a less intense version of this now. Taking breaks (sometimes whole-day breaks) helps prevent burnout. Nontechnical breaks are especially good: house chores, exercise, mea…

I'm reminded of something I studied in a Communication Theory course in college, but can't remember the title of, and so am having a difficult time find on Google. Some psych resea…

Sweet. I've always wanted to look inside people's pores.