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Absorbed from old notes. This topic isn’t as interesting to me as it once was, but there are some interesting points on security I noted.. so it’s worth absorbing.
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The Greatest Failing Of Open Collaboration – How open collaboration will inevitably privatize
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Keywords: Impersonation, Spoofing, Social Engineering
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- Jiddu Krishnamurti
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1929-08-03
The brain > Well-being, Intelligence >
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- Long-term career planning
- /tag/books+education which will have items on education and related to learning or information.
Disambiguation – Hackers – (1995 movie)
2004-11-10 TODO — Link to wanderlust and Zuihitsu and wiki gnome and more and more.
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Genius + Programmer = Hacker
(on Wikipedia · Hacker culture)
A broad concept applied to a person who has the hobbyist spirit to tinker.
This is a large topic which I have plenty of notes on which will eventually find themselves here.
- A “hacker-type” is an individual who displays characteristics of or is in the early stages of being a “real hacker”.
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“Real Hacker” is a rare title given to individuals with notable skills as a hacker.
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TODO – I have a large number of notes associated with this article
2017-10-31 – This was a rambling-but-interesting piece I wrote some years ago. Enough time passed that I forgot I had written it, but its core concepts remain familiar.
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Contemporization is the process of pouring over a dated work and attempting to translate the work and separate it from it’s original language and culture without distorting the intended meaning.
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project never really started
The goal of this project was to learn better ways to express certain concepts. In this way, it is deeply associated with the language project. Such a concept as is desired for this project is one which is too complex to properly begin until a number of other projects are completed.
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Similar to the weblog, the Japanese have a concept called Zuihitsu, which means something close to “following the brush”. It is a reference to writing one’s mind as thoughts come to it, perhaps best described in English as “miscellany” or “stream of thought” writing.
Write as if you are dying. — Annie Dillard
