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‘Fleishman Is in Trouble,’ ‘Mrs. Davis’ Among 2023 Sentinel Awards Winners, as Norman Lear’s Wife Lyn Pays Tribute to the Icon
#TV #TVNews #Awards #FleishmanIsinTrouble #MrsDavis #NormanLear #TheDiplomat #TinyBeautifulThings #USCAnnenbergNormanLearCenter -
26 November 1903 | A Czech Jew, Pavel Fischmann, was born in Prague.
He was deported to Auschwitz from Theresienstadt ghetto on 18 May 1944. He did not survive.
More about him: https://www.holocaust.cz/databaze-obeti/obet/140554-pavel-fischamnn/
#Auschwitz #Teresienstadt #Terezin #history #Holocaust #Shoah #Prague #Praha #Czechia #histodons #memory #people #NeverForget #Memorial
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Das #Neue ist #Gegenstand, also #inhaltslose #Kennzeichnung, solange es nicht zu dem #Alten in #Beziehung gesetzt, also #unterschieden, und somit #Begrifflich wird.
Der #Speicher ist die #Bedingung der #Möglichkeit das #Neue in #Beziehung zu setzen. Die #unterkomplexe #Reflexion des #Speicherproblems #verweist auf die #Notwendigkeit #kultureller #Tradierung.
#Bazon #Brock, #Gaunerprüfung für #Medienkompetenz in: #Fleischmann, #Reinhard - Digitale #Transformationen, S.26f.
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Right now, Fleischanderl and Perer play #Vivaldi #Pescetti #Ubaldi, two #Bachs and more in #Nuremberg https://www.worldconcerthall.com/en/schedule/fleischanderl_and_perer_play_vivaldi_pescetti_ubaldi_two_bachs_and_more_in_nuremberg/90853/ #wch
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In 20 minutes, Fleischanderl and Perer play #Vivaldi #Pescetti #Ubaldi, two #Bachs and more in #Nuremberg https://www.worldconcerthall.com/en/schedule/fleischanderl_and_perer_play_vivaldi_pescetti_ubaldi_two_bachs_and_more_in_nuremberg/90853/ #wch
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Today, Fleischanderl and Perer play #Vivaldi #Pescetti #Ubaldi, two #Bachs and more in #Nuremberg https://www.worldconcerthall.com/en/schedule/fleischanderl_and_perer_play_vivaldi_pescetti_ubaldi_two_bachs_and_more_in_nuremberg/90853/ #wch
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MORGEN Abend im Café #KoZ im #OffenenHaus:
Zehn Jahre nach dem »Willkommen«
Was bleibt von der #Solidarität der #Migrationsgesellschaft?
#Podiumsdiskussion am 14. Mai 2025 um 19 Uhr
Mit Hamado Dipama, Eva Fleischmann, Nikolai Huke und Felix Trautmann (Moderation)mehr ⤵️
https://www.ifs.uni-frankfurt.de/newsleser/zehn-jahre-nach-dem-willkommen.html -
#Säkularisation als #Trennung von #Normen der #Zivilisation und #kultureller #Legitimation.
#Unterscheidung von #Sakralrecht und #Religionsverfassungsrecht: Der #Staat entstand aus dem #Oikos als #Institutionalisierung der #Stadt und ist als #säkularisiertes #Überbleibsel eine #Anhäufung aus #Irrtum.
#Gleichsetzung #Sacer und #Institution;
#Bazon #Brock, #Gaunerprüfung für #Medienkompetenz in: #Fleischmann, #Reinhard - Digitale #Transformationen, S.28
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Ernteanteil von Heute. Für alle Mitglieder mit Fleischanteil gibt es Rouladen oder Beinscheiben - kommt auf den Stützpunkt an.
Dazu gibts noch Rosenkohl, Pastinaken, Asia Salat und Postelein. Und natürlich wieder die Milchprodukte.
#SoLawi #SolidarischeLandwirtschaft #Ernteanteil #Gemüse #Bio #nachhaltigkeit #Emsland #Ostfriesland #Leer #Papenburg
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Dimensions, équipements... Tout ce que vous voudriez savoir sur le #TramBus qui arrive dans la métropole de #ClermontFerrand
Quelle est la longueur du tram-bus qui sera mis en service à partir du 20 décembre par la #T2C ? Combien y a-t-il de places assises ? Comment est-il alimenté ? Véronique Fleschmann, chef de projet communication #InspiRe, et Sylvie Gagnaire-Mazo, chargée du matériel roulant non guidé au #SMTC, apportent les réponses aux questions techniques que l’on se pose.
https://www.lamontagne.fr/clermont-ferrand-63000/actualites/dimensions-equipements-tout-ce-qu-il-faut-savoir-sur-le-tram-bus-qui-arrive-dans-la-metropole-de-clermont-ferrand_14798164/ -
Nachdem Wilhelm Conrad #Röntgen 1895 die später nach ihm benannten Strahlen entdeckte, forschten viele weitere Fachleute an dieser neuen Art von #Strahlung.
Eine von ihnen war Elizabeth Fleischman. Sie galt als eine der ersten professionellen Anwenderinnen von Röntgenstrahlen in den Vereinigten Staaten und unterstützte mit ihrer Arbeit auch die US-Armee.
Wie sie Karriere machte und warum die Strahlung sie schlussendlich das Leben kostete, erfahrt ihr hier:
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Currently at the #UMM conference in Saarbrücken listening to the keynote of Martin Fleischmann @martinfleis about analyzing city morphologies with digital methods.
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Current state of planning for a floor based #modeltrains layout (#H0Scale of course). Mostly Piko A-Gleis, sidings with Fleischmann Profigleis. DCC operation with DCC-EX running on an Arduino Mega. Grey lines show easily available space for possible future expansion.
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In GOP's Latest 'Clear Call to Genocide,' Lawmaker Calls for Nuclear Bombing of Gaza
[the_ad id="30587"]"To so casually call for what would result in the killing of every human being in Gaza sends the chilling message that Palestinian lives have no value," said one Palestinian rights advocate.
U.S. Rep....
https://alaska-native-news.com/in-gops-latest-clear-call-to-genocide-lawmaker-calls-for-nuclear-bombing-of-gaza/73242/
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Fassen wir also zusammen
- Fleischminister: Alois Rainer (CSU)
- Abschiebeminister: Alexander Dobrindt (CSU)
- Himmelfahrstministerin: Dorothee Bär (CSU)
- Minister für Verwaltung gegen Verwaltung: Karsten Wildberger (CDU)
- Kulturgleichschaltungsminister: Wolfram Weimer (CDU)
- Straßenbauminister: Patrick Schnieder (CDU)
- Minister für Merz Spezialdragees: Thorsten Frei (CDU)#Politik #SPD #KloKo #Kabinett #Berlin #Regierung #Deutschland #Merz #Koalitionsvertrag
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#Fleishman is in trouble was incredibly well done. It was able to explore love, marriage, divorce, parenting, adulthood, friendship, money and so much more in it's 8 episodes. Captures perfectly how nothing will ever solve the boredom and longing of being human and that life is just messy. Would highly recommend!
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The Fleishman is in Trouble kid performances are spectacular
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#Institutionalisierung dient als #Legitimationsgrundlage für #Adaptionen durch #Reproduktionsfähigkeit, die in #Verfahren #abgebildet wird.
Die #Entstehung von #Genialität ist das #dominant werden von #Konsequenzen aus der #Zurechnung von #Aussagen auf #Autorenschaft.
#Bazon #Brock, #Gaunerprüfung für #Medienkompetenz in: #Fleischmann, #Reinhard - #Digitale #Transformationen, S.24
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Ein #Begriff von #Autorenschaft:
#Ordnungsbildung in #Form der #Universalisierung des #Buchdruck durch #Wechsel des #Fokus vom #gerecht(en) #Akt der #Aussage hin zur #Aussage #selbst.
#Nachgelagert: #Zurechnung der #Aussage auf #Urheber / #Autor / #Autorschaft
#Historischer #Zusammenhang: #Medienwechsel zu #Buchdruck; 15. #Jahrhundert #Europa
#Bazon #Brock, #Gaunerprüfung für #Medienkompetenz in: #Fleischmann, #Reinhard - #Digitale #Transformationen, S.23
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@fanta aquí tienes un interesante artículo sobre Justine Frischmann, cantante y guitarrista de Elastica.
https://www.jotdown.es/2018/01/la-frenetica-vida-de-justine-frischmann-la-primera-dama-del-brit-pop/
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Notably, most of the speakers do not make a case for more immigration to counter the trend of declining birth rates.
Immigrants can’t solve our population problem, Dolan says,
because they’ll eventually realize they were brought here to pay into Social Security for old white people.
(On X, Dolan has used the word “replacement” to refer to immigration.)
Some at the conference are interested in the genetics of the children they believe everyone should be having.
Evolutionary biologist Diana Fleischman and writer Jonathan Anomaly argue that genetics are destiny.
(“I shouldn’t say Good quality children,” Fleischman says after speaking at length about how people with mental illness are statistically likely to marry other mentally ill people and pass those genes along to their children,
suggesting some children are indeed biologically better than others.)Razib Khan
— a geneticist and science blogger who in 2015 was hired
and quickly fired
by the New York Times opinion section after Gawker reported on his ties to racist far-right publications
— illustrates the problem of current demographic trends in the West compared to other regions by pointing to Ethiopia,
which had nearly as many births in 2020 as the entire European continent.“This is the future we’re already in,” says Khan, who is Bangladeshi-American.
“Many of you have young children. … They will live to see this world.”
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I am probably just stupid but anyone got pointers how to make WebGPU on Ubuntu 22.4 use a dedicated Nvidia GPU? I want to see that butter smooth rendering #lonboard can do on my M1 MacBook, not the crappy one that I am seeing now.
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Immer wenn jemand süffisant fragt, ob so Fleischersatz denn gesünder ist, ist meine Standardantwort:
"Für die Tiere ist es auf jeden Fall gesünder."
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#Vion gibt einen Großteil seines Geschäfts in Deutschland auf. Der aktuell drittgrößte Schlachtkonzern schließt bis März den Schlachthof in #Emstek (Niedersachsen). Weitere Standorte würden zudem an die Konkurrenz verkauft.
Von der Entwicklung profitiert derweil der #Tönnies-Konzern. Dieser übernimmt den Rinderschlachthof und die Fleischfabrik in #Altenburg (Thüringen) sowie das Verarbeitungsunternehmen Ahlener Fleischhandel (NRW) mit jeweils hunderten Beschäftigten. Der Konzern nutzt die Krise, um seine Marktmacht in der Branche kontinuierlich auszuweiten.
Den gesamten Artikel lesen:
https://gemeinsam-gegen-die-tierindustrie.org/vion-rueckzug -
The data that I didn’t know I didn’t have to back up to Microsoft’s cloud
I spent more time than I’d planned Friday afternoon poking around the security settings of my Windows laptop, then undoing one setting that I am somewhat embarrassed to admit I had scarcely thought about over the previous two and a half years of using this HP.
The FBI gets some credit for that for making me rethink my own device security after some of its agents raided Washington Post reporter Hannah Natanson’s home two weeks ago and seized several of her devices–an obvious move to intimidate journalists– leaving the storage encryption on that hardware as the last line of defense for her data.
Forbes security writer Thomas Brewster gets the rest of the credit for a strong post Friday morning unpacking how Microsoft’s approach to device encryption via its BitLocker software can leave Windows computers open to law enforcement investigators who bring a valid legal order to the company requesting a particular user’s encryption recovery key.
“It’s possible for users to store those keys on a device they own, but Microsoft also recommends BitLocker users store their keys on its servers for convenience,” Brewster wrote. “While that means someone can access their data if they forget their password, or if repeated failed attempts to login lock the device, it also makes them vulnerable to law enforcement subpoenas and warrants.”
He reported that Microsoft gets about 20 requests a year for BitLocker keys but cannot respond to many of them because the customers involved didn’t back up those keys to its cloud.
Windows 11 Home’s Device Encryption isn’t branded as BitLocker in the Settings app, but it runs on the same framework. And as in the Pro, Enterprise and Education editions of Windows 11, it allows a choice of key-backup locations–which I did not realize until eyeballing Microsoft’s documentation after I’d read Brewster’s post.
I had gone unthinkingly with the default of having the recovery key backed up to my Microsoft 365 cloud storage; I don’t remember even being presented with a choice when I set up the computer in August of 2023. But since the key is only a string of 48 numbers periodically separated by dashes, there was no point in keeping it there.
Instead, I saved it in my end-to-end-encrypted password manager 1Password, where the security design does not expose backdoors that can be opened with a court order. Then I deleted the backed-up recovery key from my M365 storage after clicking a checkbox to confirm that I’d saved the key elsewhere–along with seven older ones I found saved there, going back to a Surface laptop I reviewed a decade or so ago.
(I don’t know how long it will take for this data to be gone from my online storage, although there is the option of decrypting and re-encrypting the laptop to ensure the old key is useless.)
I never should have taken Microsoft up on this offer. But Microsoft should not be leaving users in this position–as Johns Hopkins University cryptography professor Matthew Green told Brewster in that article. Apple’s FileVault device encryption now automatically encrypts recovery keys backed up to the company’s iCloud service (see this explainer from my friend Glenn Fleishman at Six Colors), leaving nothing for a third party to inspect with a warrant.
There are many areas where Microsoft can’t readily catch up with Apple, starting with having a mobile platform to complement its desktop operating system. But this should not be one of them.
#BitLocker #diskEncryption #encryption #FBI #HannahNatanson #keyEscrow #M365 #Microsoft365 #MicrosoftBackup #Windows11Home #WindowsDeviceEncryption
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The data that I didn’t know I didn’t have to back up to Microsoft’s cloud
I spent more time than I’d planned Friday afternoon poking around the security settings of my Windows laptop, then undoing one setting that I am somewhat embarrassed to admit I had scarcely thought about over the previous two and a half years of using this HP.
The FBI gets some credit for that for making me rethink my own device security after some of its agents raided Washington Post reporter Hannah Natanson’s home two weeks ago and seized several of her devices–an obvious move to intimidate journalists– leaving the storage encryption on that hardware as the last line of defense for her data.
Forbes security writer Thomas Brewster gets the rest of the credit for a strong post Friday morning unpacking how Microsoft’s approach to device encryption via its BitLocker software can leave Windows computers open to law enforcement investigators who bring a valid legal order to the company requesting a particular user’s encryption recovery key.
“It’s possible for users to store those keys on a device they own, but Microsoft also recommends BitLocker users store their keys on its servers for convenience,” Brewster wrote. “While that means someone can access their data if they forget their password, or if repeated failed attempts to login lock the device, it also makes them vulnerable to law enforcement subpoenas and warrants.”
He reported that Microsoft gets about 20 requests a year for BitLocker keys but cannot respond to many of them because the customers involved didn’t back up those keys to its cloud.
Windows 11 Home’s Device Encryption isn’t branded as BitLocker in the Settings app, but it runs on the same framework. And as in the Pro, Enterprise and Education editions of Windows 11, it allows a choice of key-backup locations–which I did not realize until eyeballing Microsoft’s documentation after I’d read Brewster’s post.
I had gone unthinkingly with the default of having the recovery key backed up to my Microsoft 365 cloud storage; I don’t remember even being presented with a choice when I set up the computer in August of 2023. But since the key is only a string of 48 numbers periodically separated by dashes, there was no point in keeping it there.
Instead, I saved it in my end-to-end-encrypted password manager 1Password, where the security design does not expose backdoors that can be opened with a court order. Then I deleted the backed-up recovery key from my M365 storage after clicking a checkbox to confirm that I’d saved the key elsewhere–along with seven older ones I found saved there, going back to a Surface laptop I reviewed a decade or so ago.
(I don’t know how long it will take for this data to be gone from my online storage, although there is the option of decrypting and re-encrypting the laptop to ensure the old key is useless.)
I never should have taken Microsoft up on this offer. But Microsoft should not be leaving users in this position–as Johns Hopkins University cryptography professor Matthew Green told Brewster in that article. Apple’s FileVault device encryption now automatically encrypts recovery keys backed up to the company’s iCloud service (see this explainer from my friend Glenn Fleishman at Six Colors), leaving nothing for a third party to inspect with a warrant.
There are many areas where Microsoft can’t readily catch up with Apple, starting with having a mobile platform to complement its desktop operating system. But this should not be one of them.
#BitLocker #diskEncryption #encryption #FBI #HannahNatanson #keyEscrow #M365 #Microsoft365 #MicrosoftBackup #Windows11Home #WindowsDeviceEncryption
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The data that I didn’t know I didn’t have to back up to Microsoft’s cloud
I spent more time than I’d planned Friday afternoon poking around the security settings of my Windows laptop, then undoing one setting that I am somewhat embarrassed to admit I had scarcely thought about over the previous two and a half years of using this HP.
The FBI gets some credit for that for making me rethink my own device security after some of its agents raided Washington Post reporter Hannah Natanson’s home two weeks ago and seized several of her devices–an obvious move to intimidate journalists– leaving the storage encryption on that hardware as the last line of defense for her data.
Forbes security writer Thomas Brewster gets the rest of the credit for a strong post Friday morning unpacking how Microsoft’s approach to device encryption via its BitLocker software can leave Windows computers open to law enforcement investigators who bring a valid legal order to the company requesting a particular user’s encryption recovery key.
“It’s possible for users to store those keys on a device they own, but Microsoft also recommends BitLocker users store their keys on its servers for convenience,” Brewster wrote. “While that means someone can access their data if they forget their password, or if repeated failed attempts to login lock the device, it also makes them vulnerable to law enforcement subpoenas and warrants.”
He reported that Microsoft gets about 20 requests a year for BitLocker keys but cannot respond to many of them because the customers involved didn’t back up those keys to its cloud.
Windows 11 Home’s Device Encryption isn’t branded as BitLocker in the Settings app, but it runs on the same framework. And as in the Pro, Enterprise and Education editions of Windows 11, it allows a choice of key-backup locations–which I did not realize until eyeballing Microsoft’s documentation after I’d read Brewster’s post.
I had gone unthinkingly with the default of having the recovery key backed up to my Microsoft 365 cloud storage; I don’t remember even being presented with a choice when I set up the computer in August of 2023. But since the key is only a string of 48 numbers periodically separated by dashes, there was no point in keeping it there.
Instead, I saved it in my end-to-end-encrypted password manager 1Password, where the security design does not expose backdoors that can be opened with a court order. Then I deleted the backed-up recovery key from my M365 storage after clicking a checkbox to confirm that I’d saved the key elsewhere–along with seven older ones I found saved there, going back to a Surface laptop I reviewed a decade or so ago.
(I don’t know how long it will take for this data to be gone from my online storage, although there is the option of decrypting and re-encrypting the laptop to ensure the old key is useless.)
I never should have taken Microsoft up on this offer. But Microsoft should not be leaving users in this position–as Johns Hopkins University cryptography professor Matthew Green told Brewster in that article. Apple’s FileVault device encryption now automatically encrypts recovery keys backed up to the company’s iCloud service (see this explainer from my friend Glenn Fleishman at Six Colors), leaving nothing for a third party to inspect with a warrant.
There are many areas where Microsoft can’t readily catch up with Apple, starting with having a mobile platform to complement its desktop operating system. But this should not be one of them.
#BitLocker #diskEncryption #encryption #FBI #HannahNatanson #keyEscrow #M365 #Microsoft365 #MicrosoftBackup #Windows11Home #WindowsDeviceEncryption
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The data that I didn’t know I didn’t have to back up to Microsoft’s cloud
I spent more time than I’d planned Friday afternoon poking around the security settings of my Windows laptop, then undoing one setting that I am somewhat embarrassed to admit I had scarcely thought about over the previous two and a half years of using this HP.
The FBI gets some credit for that for making me rethink my own device security after some of its agents raided Washington Post reporter Hannah Natanson’s home two weeks ago and seized several of her devices–an obvious move to intimidate journalists– leaving the storage encryption on that hardware as the last line of defense for her data.
Forbes security writer Thomas Brewster gets the rest of the credit for a strong post Friday morning unpacking how Microsoft’s approach to device encryption via its BitLocker software can leave Windows computers open to law enforcement investigators who bring a valid legal order to the company requesting a particular user’s encryption recovery key.
“It’s possible for users to store those keys on a device they own, but Microsoft also recommends BitLocker users store their keys on its servers for convenience,” Brewster wrote. “While that means someone can access their data if they forget their password, or if repeated failed attempts to login lock the device, it also makes them vulnerable to law enforcement subpoenas and warrants.”
He reported that Microsoft gets about 20 requests a year for BitLocker keys but cannot respond to many of them because the customers involved didn’t back up those keys to its cloud.
Windows 11 Home’s Device Encryption isn’t branded as BitLocker in the Settings app, but it runs on the same framework. And as in the Pro, Enterprise and Education editions of Windows 11, it allows a choice of key-backup locations–which I did not realize until eyeballing Microsoft’s documentation after I’d read Brewster’s post.
I had gone unthinkingly with the default of having the recovery key backed up to my Microsoft 365 cloud storage; I don’t remember even being presented with a choice when I set up the computer in August of 2023. But since the key is only a string of 48 numbers periodically separated by dashes, there was no point in keeping it there.
Instead, I saved it in my end-to-end-encrypted password manager 1Password, where the security design does not expose backdoors that can be opened with a court order. Then I deleted the backed-up recovery key from my M365 storage after clicking a checkbox to confirm that I’d saved the key elsewhere–along with seven older ones I found saved there, going back to a Surface laptop I reviewed a decade or so ago.
(I don’t know how long it will take for this data to be gone from my online storage, although there is the option of decrypting and re-encrypting the laptop to ensure the old key is useless.)
I never should have taken Microsoft up on this offer. But Microsoft should not be leaving users in this position–as Johns Hopkins University cryptography professor Matthew Green told Brewster in that article. Apple’s FileVault device encryption now automatically encrypts recovery keys backed up to the company’s iCloud service (see this explainer from my friend Glenn Fleishman at Six Colors), leaving nothing for a third party to inspect with a warrant.
There are many areas where Microsoft can’t readily catch up with Apple, starting with having a mobile platform to complement its desktop operating system. But this should not be one of them.
#BitLocker #diskEncryption #encryption #FBI #HannahNatanson #keyEscrow #M365 #Microsoft365 #MicrosoftBackup #Windows11Home #WindowsDeviceEncryption
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Yesterday we kickstarted the #lps25 with the a workshop on vector data cubes using Xvec package built on top of Xarray, Shapely and @geopandas. If you did not manage to be there but are still interested, the workshop material is available at https://github.com/martinfleis/lps25. It covers the concept of VDC using both coordinate geometry and variable geometry with applications (and a combination of the two) using real-world data and use cases.
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People take on consumer debt due to an ever-increasing wage gap. Credit card companies exploit this and compound the problem with 20% APR. Once trapped in the never-ending cycle of debt, these companies use morality to shame people into ignoring bankruptcy, their only legal means of regaining financial control. This prevents large parts of the population from participating in our economic system, increasing economic fragility over time. #bankruptcy #consumerdebt #credit #economics