We at 100 – Econlib
The 20th century produced fictional dystopias out of reality, yet well-known – like George Orwell’s. Nineteen Eighty-Four – from liberal democracies. Everything, however, owes a […]
Month: November 2024
Friday various links
1. Are AI designed tattoos illegal? (WSJ) 2. Slotting fees at the bookstore are extreme. 3. Common Sense Democrats. 4. NSF is being investigated for […]
Is the Rule of Law Sacred?
It is not that law enforcement is a French problem but that it has nothing to do with the United States. On the contrary. The […]
DNC Strikes Back in Failure, Rejects Sanders Party’s Call to Leave Workers and Economic Justice
Yves here. It’s easy to get whiplash trying to keep your eye on the many fallout lines after Trump’s landmark victory on Tuesday. Another spectacle […]
The AI industry is trying to change the definition of “Open Source AI”
The AI industry is trying to change the definition of “Open Source AI” The Open Source Initiative has published (news article here ) its definition […]
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Ransomware-Attacke auf bayerische Schulen | CSO online
Hackers sind in die IT-System von sieben bayerischen Schulen eingedrungen. CeltStudio – Shutterstock.com Bereits im Oktober wurden sieben weiterführenden Bildungseinrichtungen im Landkreis Kitzingen von Hackern […]
US consumer protection agency blocks workers’ mobile phones amid Chinese hacking fears
The US Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has issued an emergency order barring employees and contractors from using cell phones to make work-related calls, following […]
The economics of US LNG exports
I examine the climate impact of granting federal approval to all proposed US liquefied natural gas (LNG) export terminal projects, which could double US export […]
“The recession of 2025 will be reversed” in 2022
That’s Jeffrey Tucker at the Epoch Times about ZeroHedge. It is a reasonable assumption that the recession will be obvious to all by next summer. […]