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  1. Donald Trump Reportedly Clashes With Hegseth Over Iran War Munitions

    U.S. President Donald Trump reportedly had a verbal clash with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth during a meeting at…
    #UnitedStates #US #USA #AaronSchwartz #CampDavid #DonaldTrump #Død #Iran #iranwar #mediaoutlet #pentagon #petehegseth #SecretaryofDefense #TheWashingtonPost
    europesays.com/3183266/

  2. Donald Trump Reportedly Clashes With Hegseth Over Iran War Munitions

    U.S. President Donald Trump reportedly had a verbal clash with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth during a meeting at…
    #NewsBeep #News #BreakingNews #AaronSchwartz #breakingnews #campdavid #DonaldTrump #Iran #iranwar #mediaoutlet #PeteHegseth #the-washington-post
    newsbeep.com/683994/

  3. Trump says new Iran talks set to start after calling off massive attack

    US President Donald Trump said that new negotiations with Iran will begin Monday after he decided to hold…
    #NewsBeep #News #BreakingNews #AaronSchwartz #breakingnews #Iran #IranDeal #StraitofHormuz #Tehran #Trump
    newsbeep.com/675931/

  4. And I think that's the important bit. It hits a sweet spot for functionality and ubiquity, _and_ it is freeform enough that I don't have to think in advance how I want to use it—I literally adapt queries and files to the project I'm working on, as I go.

    It's a "whatever" box in the context of, "I'm down for whatever you're into, boss" box. But it will do "whatever", deterministically. By cleverly combining pretty, extensible, and customizable rendering of the results of queries over an ad-hoc #markdown-based datastore.

    Now, I know that (especially after reading the mention of #symbolics #lispmachine in the first post), someone's gonna say "but emacs!". And sure, follow your bliss, not stepping into that one. Suffice it to say, I'm well past mid career and have tried to love Emacs, perennially, since I started. I have accepted that it meets neither my workflow nor aesthetic needs (and I'll thank you for trusting me on that).

    I thought, for a while, that maybe I could make #VSCode be the environment I could use to do this, what with MarkdownPreviewEnhanced and other plugins. But that is an IDE optimized for developing _other_ applications, which is different from building a boat whilst sailing it.

    Anyway, this is turning into something that should be a blog post, and I don't expect anyone will read this far anyway, but I thought I'd stop and give credit where credit is due. #obsidian is the closed thing to an ad-hoc productivity operating system I've ever used, and it's quietly become one of the most important pieces of software I have.

    Nicely done, @obsidian and community. And nicely done, @gruber and #aaronschwartz and everyone who's made #markdown what it is.

  5. And I think that's the important bit. It hits a sweet spot for functionality and ubiquity, _and_ it is freeform enough that I don't have to think in advance how I want to use it—I literally adapt queries and files to the project I'm working on, as I go.

    It's a "whatever" box in the context of, "I'm down for whatever you're into, boss" box. But it will do "whatever", deterministically. By cleverly combining pretty, extensible, and customizable rendering of the results of queries over an ad-hoc #markdown-based datastore.

    Now, I know that (especially after reading the mention of #symbolics #lispmachine in the first post), someone's gonna say "but emacs!". And sure, follow your bliss, not stepping into that one. Suffice it to say, I'm well past mid career and have tried to love Emacs, perennially, since I started. I have accepted that it meets neither my workflow nor aesthetic needs (and I'll thank you for trusting me on that).

    I thought, for a while, that maybe I could make #VSCode be the environment I could use to do this, what with MarkdownPreviewEnhanced and other plugins. But that is an IDE optimized for developing _other_ applications, which is different from building a boat whilst sailing it.

    Anyway, this is turning into something that should be a blog post, and I don't expect anyone will read this far anyway, but I thought I'd stop and give credit where credit is due. #obsidian is the closed thing to an ad-hoc productivity operating system I've ever used, and it's quietly become one of the most important pieces of software I have.

    Nicely done, @obsidian and community. And nicely done, @gruber and #aaronschwartz and everyone who's made #markdown what it is.

  6. And I think that's the important bit. It hits a sweet spot for functionality and ubiquity, _and_ it is freeform enough that I don't have to think in advance how I want to use it—I literally adapt queries and files to the project I'm working on, as I go.

    It's a "whatever" box in the context of, "I'm down for whatever you're into, boss" box. But it will do "whatever", deterministically. By cleverly combining pretty, extensible, and customizable rendering of the results of queries over an ad-hoc -based datastore.

    Now, I know that (especially after reading the mention of in the first post), someone's gonna say "but emacs!". And sure, follow your bliss, not stepping into that one. Suffice it to say, I'm well past mid career and have tried to love Emacs, perennially, since I started. I have accepted that it meets neither my workflow nor aesthetic needs (and I'll thank you for trusting me on that).

    I thought, for a while, that maybe I could make be the environment I could use to do this, what with MarkdownPreviewEnhanced and other plugins. But that is an IDE optimized for developing _other_ applications, which is different from building a boat whilst sailing it.

    Anyway, this is turning into something that should be a blog post, and I don't expect anyone will read this far anyway, but I thought I'd stop and give credit where credit is due. is the closed thing to an ad-hoc productivity operating system I've ever used, and it's quietly become one of the most important pieces of software I have.

    Nicely done, @obsidian and community. And nicely done, @gruber and and everyone who's made what it is.

  7. And I think that's the important bit. It hits a sweet spot for functionality and ubiquity, _and_ it is freeform enough that I don't have to think in advance how I want to use it—I literally adapt queries and files to the project I'm working on, as I go.

    It's a "whatever" box in the context of, "I'm down for whatever you're into, boss" box. But it will do "whatever", deterministically. By cleverly combining pretty, extensible, and customizable rendering of the results of queries over an ad-hoc #markdown-based datastore.

    Now, I know that (especially after reading the mention of #symbolics #lispmachine in the first post), someone's gonna say "but emacs!". And sure, follow your bliss, not stepping into that one. Suffice it to say, I'm well past mid career and have tried to love Emacs, perennially, since I started. I have accepted that it meets neither my workflow nor aesthetic needs (and I'll thank you for trusting me on that).

    I thought, for a while, that maybe I could make #VSCode be the environment I could use to do this, what with MarkdownPreviewEnhanced and other plugins. But that is an IDE optimized for developing _other_ applications, which is different from building a boat whilst sailing it.

    Anyway, this is turning into something that should be a blog post, and I don't expect anyone will read this far anyway, but I thought I'd stop and give credit where credit is due. #obsidian is the closed thing to an ad-hoc productivity operating system I've ever used, and it's quietly become one of the most important pieces of software I have.

    Nicely done, @obsidian and community. And nicely done, @gruber and #aaronschwartz and everyone who's made #markdown what it is.

  8. And I think that's the important bit. It hits a sweet spot for functionality and ubiquity, _and_ it is freeform enough that I don't have to think in advance how I want to use it—I literally adapt queries and files to the project I'm working on, as I go.

    It's a "whatever" box in the context of, "I'm down for whatever you're into, boss" box. But it will do "whatever", deterministically. By cleverly combining pretty, extensible, and customizable rendering of the results of queries over an ad-hoc #markdown-based datastore.

    Now, I know that (especially after reading the mention of #symbolics #lispmachine in the first post), someone's gonna say "but emacs!". And sure, follow your bliss, not stepping into that one. Suffice it to say, I'm well past mid career and have tried to love Emacs, perennially, since I started. I have accepted that it meets neither my workflow nor aesthetic needs (and I'll thank you for trusting me on that).

    I thought, for a while, that maybe I could make #VSCode be the environment I could use to do this, what with MarkdownPreviewEnhanced and other plugins. But that is an IDE optimized for developing _other_ applications, which is different from building a boat whilst sailing it.

    Anyway, this is turning into something that should be a blog post, and I don't expect anyone will read this far anyway, but I thought I'd stop and give credit where credit is due. #obsidian is the closed thing to an ad-hoc productivity operating system I've ever used, and it's quietly become one of the most important pieces of software I have.

    Nicely done, @obsidian and community. And nicely done, @gruber and #aaronschwartz and everyone who's made #markdown what it is.

  9. Elon Musk Claims Kamala Harris ‘Would Be President’ If His Daughter Was Not Transgender

    Elon Musk points fingers at his transgender daughter, Vivian, as the reason that President Donald Trump became president…
    #UnitedStates #US #USA #AaronSchwartz #ElonMusk #JustineWilson #kamalaharris #Musk #NationalEnquirer #presidentdonaldtrump
    europesays.com/3034694/

  10. "internets own boy - story of aaron schwartz" - passend zum Todestag von Aaron Schwartz. Über Datenhoheit , Zugang zu Wissen und Open Source und staatliche Repression.
    notable Mention : #scihub #openaccess #aaronschwartz sci-hub.cat
    Der Film direktlink : archive.org/download/TheIntern

  11. "internets own boy - story of aaron schwartz" - passend zum Todestag von Aaron Schwartz. Über Datenhoheit , Zugang zu Wissen und Open Source und staatliche Repression.
    notable Mention : #scihub #openaccess #aaronschwartz sci-hub.cat
    Der Film direktlink : archive.org/download/TheIntern

  12. "internets own boy - story of aaron schwartz" - passend zum Todestag von Aaron Schwartz. Über Datenhoheit , Zugang zu Wissen und Open Source und staatliche Repression.
    notable Mention : #scihub #openaccess #aaronschwartz sci-hub.cat
    Der Film direktlink : archive.org/download/TheIntern

  13. "internets own boy - story of aaron schwartz" - passend zum Todestag von Aaron Schwartz. Über Datenhoheit , Zugang zu Wissen und Open Source und staatliche Repression.
    notable Mention : #scihub #openaccess #aaronschwartz sci-hub.cat
    Der Film direktlink : archive.org/download/TheIntern

  14. "internets own boy - story of aaron schwartz" - passend zum Todestag von Aaron Schwartz. Über Datenhoheit , Zugang zu Wissen und Open Source und staatliche Repression.
    notable Mention : #scihub #openaccess #aaronschwartz sci-hub.cat
    Der Film direktlink : archive.org/download/TheIntern

  15. @mahryekuh @robb I was just thinking of this appalling hypocrisy today!
    I see no 'Rule of Law', only 'Rule of Coin'

    #AaronSchwartz

  16. @mahryekuh @robb I was just thinking of this appalling hypocrisy today!
    I see no 'Rule of Law', only 'Rule of Coin'

    #AaronSchwartz

  17. @mahryekuh @robb I was just thinking of this appalling hypocrisy today!
    I see no 'Rule of Law', only 'Rule of Coin'

    #AaronSchwartz

  18. @mahryekuh @robb I was just thinking of this appalling hypocrisy today!
    I see no 'Rule of Law', only 'Rule of Coin'

    #AaronSchwartz

  19. @mahryekuh @robb I was just thinking of this appalling hypocrisy today!
    I see no 'Rule of Law', only 'Rule of Coin'

    #AaronSchwartz

  20. @flexghost I called both #OREGON senators this morning. I used the term #SouthAfricanNational when asking when/who will the DoJ US DoD Pentagon etc arrest #ElonMusk for espionage and security risks. #AaronSchwartz did much less and is now dead. #Tuesday

  21. @flexghost I called both #OREGON senators this morning. I used the term #SouthAfricanNational when asking when/who will the DoJ US DoD Pentagon etc arrest #ElonMusk for espionage and security risks. #AaronSchwartz did much less and is now dead. #Tuesday

  22. @flexghost I called both #OREGON senators this morning. I used the term #SouthAfricanNational when asking when/who will the DoJ US DoD Pentagon etc arrest #ElonMusk for espionage and security risks. #AaronSchwartz did much less and is now dead. #Tuesday

  23. "internets own boy - story of aaron schwartz" - passend zum 10. Todestag von Aaron Schwartz. Über Datenhoheit , Zugang zu Wissen und Open Source und staatliche Repression.
    notable Mention : #scihub #openaccess #aaronschwartz sci-hub.cat
    Der Film direktlink : archive.org/download/TheIntern

  24. "internets own boy - story of aaron schwartz" - passend zum 10. Todestag von Aaron Schwartz. Über Datenhoheit , Zugang zu Wissen und Open Source und staatliche Repression.
    notable Mention : #scihub #openaccess #aaronschwartz sci-hub.cat
    Der Film direktlink : archive.org/download/TheIntern

  25. "internets own boy - story of aaron schwartz" - passend zum 10. Todestag von Aaron Schwartz. Über Datenhoheit , Zugang zu Wissen und Open Source und staatliche Repression.
    notable Mention : #scihub #openaccess #aaronschwartz sci-hub.cat
    Der Film direktlink : archive.org/download/TheIntern

  26. "internets own boy - story of aaron schwartz" - passend zum 10. Todestag von Aaron Schwartz. Über Datenhoheit , Zugang zu Wissen und Open Source und staatliche Repression.
    notable Mention : #scihub #openaccess #aaronschwartz sci-hub.cat
    archive.org/download/TheIntern

  27. "internets own boy - story of aaron schwartz" - passend zum 10. Todestag von Aaron Schwartz. Über Datenhoheit , Zugang zu Wissen und Open Source und staatliche Repression.
    notable Mention : #scihub #openaccess #aaronschwartz sci-hub.cat
    Der Film direktlink : archive.org/download/TheIntern

  28. CW: trivia

    #prokrastination #kalendar #film zum Törchen Nummer 24 "internets own boy - story of aaron schwartz" - passend zu Weihnachten ein Stück trauriger Internetgeschichte. Über Datenhoheit , Zugang zu Wissen und Open Source und staatliche Repression.
    notable Mention : #scihub #openaccess #aaronschwartz sci-hub.cat
    archive.org/download/TheIntern

  29. CW: trivia

    #prokrastination #kalendar #film zum Törchen Nummer 24 "internets own boy - story of aaron schwartz" - passend zu Weihnachten ein Stück trauriger Internetgeschichte. Über Datenhoheit , Zugang zu Wissen und Open Source und staatliche Repression.
    notable Mention : #scihub #openaccess #aaronschwartz sci-hub.cat
    archive.org/download/TheIntern

  30. CW: trivia

    #prokrastination #kalendar #film zum Törchen Nummer 24 "internets own boy - story of aaron schwartz" - passend zu Weihnachten ein Stück trauriger Internetgeschichte. Über Datenhoheit , Zugang zu Wissen und Open Source und staatliche Repression.
    notable Mention : #scihub #openaccess #aaronschwartz sci-hub.cat
    archive.org/download/TheIntern

  31. CW: trivia

    #prokrastination #kalendar #film zum Törchen Nummer 24 "internets own boy - story of aaron schwartz" - passend zu Weihnachten ein Stück trauriger Internetgeschichte. Über Datenhoheit , Zugang zu Wissen und Open Source und staatliche Repression.
    notable Mention : #scihub #openaccess #aaronschwartz sci-hub.cat
    archive.org/download/TheIntern

  32. CW: trivia

    #prokrastination #kalendar #film zum Törchen Nummer 24 "internets own boy - story of aaron schwartz" - passend zu Weihnachten ein Stück trauriger Internetgeschichte. Über Datenhoheit , Zugang zu Wissen und Open Source und staatliche Repression.
    notable Mention : #scihub #openaccess #aaronschwartz sci-hub.cat
    archive.org/download/TheIntern

  33. @[email protected]:

    Why are #digital opportunities leading to the Orwellian #surveillance state?


    It is much cheaper to query a surveillance #database and #arrest all the suspicious #people in it than good old time-consuming #police #investigations. Today's #technology enables almost seamless #monitoring at neuralgic points. In the past, this could only be dreamed of, and the staff alone was not enough to read every letter. Today, an #AI can take over this task and immediately calculate the potential #danger. Of course, bad mistakes happen, but as long as on average more dangerous people are recognized and arrested at an early stage, it is not important for the state. After all, everyone can make use of the possibilities offered by the rule of #law and, in case of doubt, will be released again. Unless, of course, he commits suicide like #AaronSchwartz. Particularly resistant dissidents are tortured to death like #Assange or chased into exile like #Snowden. #Security comes at a price, and it's the security that counts, especially in this uncertain, latent crisis situation. Welcome to the year 1984! #society #democracy #justice #privacy #humanrights #politics #government #orwell #problem #future #internet #policestate #jail #prison #terror