The meme economy.
Capital is more profitable than labor, and the spikes of capital during the internet era, the crazy peaks of its reproduction rate, have more to do with entertainment, memes, and fandom than with revenue, productivity, or utility.
A dab of lipstick. Blondish victory rolls, deflated from exertion and wind and the gravity of defeat—the wartime German colloquialism describing the hairstyle, Entwarnungsfrisur, or “all-clear hair,” might be more apt here. Her clothes, by contrast, are flawless. A short-sleeved shirt, prim and neat, is tucked into dark hotpants. Over that, a gauzy white pinafore billows in the wind, baring the long, strong legs. A token pinup riff on the naughty schoolgirl look. Or, in the eye of lyrical upskirter Max Frisch, “a Degas seen from below.”
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Relevant: The Internet As We Know it Needs ‘a Complete Replacement’.
The World Is Studded With Artificial Mountains.
Piles of the rock extracted during mining, also called spoil tips, can rise hundreds of feet into the air. Their loose composition can make them unstable and quite dangerous. In 1966, more than 115 children were killed when a mountain made from coal mining debris slid into a school in Wales. A similar disaster occurred in late 2015 when a steep mountain made from building construction leftovers in Shenzen, China collapsed, sent a landslide of mud and concrete onto the factories and neighborhoods below, and caused more than 85 people to go missing. In 2016, an artificial mountain built to extend an airport runway in Charleston, West Virginia collapsed and destroyed a church and a home.
How the ARPANET Protocols Worked.
An ascent through the four levels of the ARPANET protocol hierarchy.
Relevant: IPTables Tutorial 1.2.2.
The Finkbeiner test, named for the science journalist Ann Finkbeiner, is a checklist to help science journalists avoid gender bias in articles about women in science. (Via reddit.com).
It asks writers to avoid describing women scientists in terms of stereotypically feminine traits, such as their family arrangements.
Reading A Letter That's Been Sealed For More Than 300 Years — Without Opening.
(…) to open something is to partially destroy it.
What do we do with the science of terrible men?
It would be awfully convenient, of course, if terrible men were terrible at everything, even mathematics; the building of social science genetics would be easier to raze if it didn’t house other valuable things.
Why is electroshock therapy still a mainstay of psychiatry?
It was a brilliant cure, but we lost the patient.
File under: Germany in a soybean shell.
To Earn His Crown, Germany’s Tofu King Had to Overcome Sausage and the Slammer
To this day, the legal battle continues over whether dairy substitutes made with soy or oat can be called “milk” at all. Until a court battle in 1989, around the time of the fall of the Berlin Wall, the dairy lobby managed to keep soy milk and derivatives such as tofu strictly verboten.