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It’s like a bicycle for your body

You don't want a screwdriver, or anything else, pressed up against a control rod or a rotating component.

Betteridge's law?

Regarding 3, I have found search in Nautilus to be faster than Windows Explorer, which never returns.

I just wish I could get Miller columns in Nautilus

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gaslighting

Like Lost

This feels like when Google announced they were discontinuing Google Reader. Things were so good, and now I'm worried they will never be the same.

There is jsonfeed (https://jsonfeed.org/)

Thunderbird supports RSS...and NNTP.

Yes, slugs would have been a much clearer value to have reported.

I am the say way. And I feel that my heavy use of Gmail and Google Reader meant that I was more likely to use other Google products when needed, ie Docs, Calendar. Without Reader, I don't feel like a Google user, just a Gmail user.

It is probably related to the students sense of choice. A teenager chooses to carry around a smartphone because it adds some benefit to their life that outweighs the cost of being tracked. Whereas with the RFID card, the student sees little to no benefit but incurs the cost of being "tracked".

I couldn't read the whole thing. Once I saw the he mentioned NKS in the first paragraph, I had to x-out.

Yeah, and remember it was the idea of "ignorance of the law is no excuse", that ended the sitcom Seinfeld. Sad.