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  • The Secret of Youth

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  • South Park did it better.

  • Workers who love ‘synergizing paradigms’ might be bad at their jobs

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  • No shit. Wait! That's it! Cornell's "noshitologists" have discovered what reasonable people already realized.

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  • Workers who love ‘synergizing paradigms’ might be bad at their jobs

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  • Is there a scientific term for the branch of inquiry dedicated towards proving the obvious? Besides "science".

  • Can't be too careful

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  • But I click on rickrolls on purpose. Then I dance around the house for 3:35. Damn that's a really good pop song. Still not tired of it.

  • What's the best thing made from potatoes?

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  • Hasselbacks

  • What's the best thing made from potatoes?

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  • That's just lazy french fries.

  • B.C. cities can set their own time zones, province says

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  • We need a broader interpretation:

    "Nelson B.C. Mayor's Log, stardate 41153.7. The number of American draft dodgers continues to climb..."

  • How to do threat modeling for non technical people?

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  • It's way easier than you think. Start with owning a house. You want to protect that house. Break down why you want to protect it - family, stuff, utility. What possible threats - fire storm, flood, burglar. Weight each risk on the Probability of it occuring and Impact if that risk does occur. (P&I) using a grid of low/med/high for each. Burglary, depending on your neighbourhood, is say low probability, low impact, i.e. shit gets stolen. Hurricane (tornado) is low probability but high impact (total loss).

    Then you can decide how much budget you have to deal with this shit. Then list for every P&I risk factor a selection of mittigations. Better locks, screw and tie down roof, window security film etc. Then the last step is to trickle down your budget on the highest P&I risks so your limited money goes where it counts.

    This simple model works on just about anything. The work is in imagination of possibilities and the due dilligence of mittigations. Crowdsourcing with others works. I usually do something like this starting with some focused whiteboarding sessions with stakeholders, then depending on budget and importance, move onto specific areas even up to making RFI and MOU and contracts with vendors.

    The beauty is that when this is well done and disaster strikes, you can pull it up and have a preapproved action plan for dealing with the consequences of your disaster.

    Easy to replace "house" with "privacy".

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  • Dinner for one is nice with a book, but it gets old. Going where you want when you want is nice but you'll want someone to share with. Meeting new people is ok, but not easy and not often.

  • Crackheads versus Palantir Spybox

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  • They know.

  • Science

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  • Every ecologist knows curling stones don't hibernate, they migrate to Canada for mating and birthing and the young one's education.

  • Yay, milkshakes!

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  • You said they eat shrimp. The micro-nanoplastics are in them.

  • What's the browser(s) you use?

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  • Liar!

  • Finally a movement I can get fully behind.

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  • Bend the knee peanut protein allergists! Bee Venom have all the cards.

  • How would you feel if someone moved next to your residence and you found out they're a cop? Would you move away? Or try to get on their good side? Or something else?

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  • Murder and robery are crimes.

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  • Fossil Fuels

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  • Citations +1

  • Do you still use compact discs?

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  • If they can find an optical drive.

  • How would you feel if someone moved next to your residence and you found out they're a cop? Would you move away? Or try to get on their good side? Or something else?

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  • I think you, like they, are abusing the term legal.