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Category Archives: Technology
2 Higher Education Readings
Fenster writes. CS50x is not the new Acura model. It is Harvard’s Introduction to Computer Science course, the one it offered free as part of its EdX initiative. CS50x is Harvard College’s introduction to the intellectual enterprises of computer science … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Technology
Tagged Bowdoin, education, EdX, Harvard, Harvey Mansfield, National Association of Scholars
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Linkage
Fabrizio del Wrongo writes: I got a kick out of this Steve Sailer piece on the Niall Ferguson-John Maynard Keynes controversy. Hoping to eventually pick up this new release from TASCHEN. I love TASCHEN. I just wish I wasn’t too much of … Continue reading
Letter from China: Google Translate
Fenster writes: The level of English comprehension among my Chinese students is far above the level of Chinese comprehension among American students of Chinese. But it is not great, and I have been thinking about how to make my lectures … Continue reading
The Sweet Revenge of Kim Dotcom
epiminondas writes: We all know how Hollywood and the big publishing houses control the copyright laws and their enforcement. What we didn’t know about was the blowback from that domination… http://www.forbes.com/sites/andygreenberg/2013/04/17/inside-mega-the-second-coming-of-kim-dotcom/
My Verdict on Vinyl
Sir Barken Hyena writes: After many years in an all-digital audio world, the one we all inhabit now, from cell phone to DVD, I’ve recently been listening to vinyl again. I’ve got a lot of company too, and it’s a … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Personal reflections, Technology
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Picture Quality
Fenster writes: That ol’ vampire squid, Goldman Sachs, has for a while been running an ad campaign that attempts to put the firm’s accomplishments in the best possible light. To paraphrase Dr. Johnson on the subject of a dog walking … Continue reading
Posted in Commercial art, Computers, Technology
Tagged ads, Goldman Sachs, Jerry Della Femina
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Juxtaposin’: Fantasies of the Internet Relationship Seeker
Fabrizio del Wrongo writes:
Posted in Sex, Technology, Television
Tagged Advertising, Dating, Dating Sites, Juxtaposin'
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Optimist and Pessimist
Fenster writes: Either Ray Kurzweil is right about the Singularity, or he is wrong about it. Either way, I feel a little uncomfortable about his appointment as Google’s Director of Engineering. Either James Howard Kunstler is right about Peak Oil, … Continue reading
Posted in Science, Technology
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Juxtaposin’: Men and Their Tools
Fabrizio del Wrongo writes:
Posted in Sex, Technology, Television
Tagged Advertising, Fleshlight, Juxtaposin', Kobalt Magnum Grip Pliers, Masturbation
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When the sides become the entree
Glynn Marshes writes: Perhaps other online publications are doing this as well, but this is the first time I’ve noticed it: at Gawker, reader comments are now arranged in a two-column format. I was almost startled when I first encountered … Continue reading →