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Monthly Archives: October 2007
American Lawbreaking Running
My long planned series, American Lawbreaking, is running this week in Slate.
Posted in Book Projects
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On assumptions
I don’t spend much time on health care policy. But this following from the National Review blog — suggesting we assume away the problem — is really astonishing: There simply are no longer genuinely “poor” people in sufficient numbers. As … Continue reading
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Conservative fault Google for “unpatriotic” logo tweaks – The Onion
I honestly thought this was a story in the Onion when I saw the headline out of the corner of my eye. But the Onion actually has good record for predicting the future – reread this from 2000: ‘Our Long … Continue reading
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Crippled Bluetooth on iPhone is a disgrace!
My patience with Apple has begun to wear thin, when I realised they have crippled bluetooth on my iPhone. I was in the midst of trying to use bluetooth for sync, and to send and receive some files when I … Continue reading
Posted in Political Technology
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I’m the proud owner of…
an unlocked iPhone. More later this week in Slate.
Posted in Wireless
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