- Rick Falkvinge:
- Information hygiene means that you’re aware not of what somebody claims to do with your data, but that you understand what they are able to do.
- Michael O. Church:
- Value capture: people who are good at creating value tend to be below average in the social skills involved in capturing value. So, the hardest-working and best people see most of their efforts enrich other people. This is a depressing social problem that I don’t expect to see solved in my lifetime.
- Duncan Cairncross:
- There is NOT a tiny creative minority!! — we — the creative — are the bloody MAJORITY!
- Kira Nerys:
- If all your little advertisements aren’t purged from our systems by the time I get back from the Gamma Quadrant, I will come to Quark’s, and believe me, I will have fun.
- MattBruenig:
- In basically all cases, a conservative NLRB will want to reduce the ways workers can coordinate with one another, and increase employer discretion to terminate employees. When I raised this point on Twitter, someone said that this might be different under Trump because wouldn’t such a ruling feed into the political correctness and whatnot that he hates. And to that I can only laugh: at the end of the day, what conservatives want to do is shift power to bosses over workers, and they are really good at keeping their eyes on the prize.
- quoderat
- If cracking Nazi heads is wrong, I don’t want to be right.
- Colin Keesee:
- Own and defend your belief that coding classes will lift the working class out of poverty faster than demand side economics.
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