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Solar Roadways is funding – and why you should care
Scott and Julie Brusaw of Idaho came up with the brilliant idea of embedding solar cells into roadways. Even with the meager conversion rates of today’s solar cells and even in the more Northern regions where the incident solar angle … Continue reading
Posted in Global issues, Social issues, Tech
Tagged economy, future, government, IMHO, life, power, technology, technology advances
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American slavery – it’s a thing
After an informal analysis of the health insurance system in the USA, I’ve come to the conclusion that while Lincoln may have freed the slaves, we haven’t actually abolished slavery here. In fact, it is alive and well, enshrined in … Continue reading
Posted in Clue train, Global issues, Rant, Social issues
Tagged fail, government, life, power, rant
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Net Neutrality – Part 2
In my yesterday’s Net Neutrality post I wrote “For your ISP, a packet is a packet is a packet.” In another forum, Howard responds: Speaking as an ISP engineer, no, it isn’t that simple. Set aside preferential charging of source … Continue reading
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Tagged fail, government, internet, life, power, rant, technology, technology advances
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Net neutrality for the rest of us
Net Neutrality has been framed as a debate between corporate giants who can well-afford to pay to publish their content, and rightly should. But that’s a straight-up lie. Let’s try a thought experiment, shall we? Imagine the public outcry if … Continue reading
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Tagged fail, government, internet, power, privacy, rant, technology
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Well, this is awkward: musings of a pro-choice fetus
I’ve written in the past about my 3 near-death experiences, one of these from a water moccasin bite and two from explosions. These aren’t the “bright light at the end of the tunnel and all my relatives were there” type … Continue reading
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Tagged abortion, Christianity, family, government, IMHO, life, philosophy, pro-choice, religion
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