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In the we'll buy anything they're selling us department, it looks like the company I work for is moving from TFS to Azure DevOps, which appears to be TFS in a new wrapper.

Saw an article on trust and autonomous devices that stated, 'hence, why we're supposed to keep our hands on the wheel of self-driving cars and follow traffic laws'. Considering how oversteering probably makes most accidents worse, this sounds like a bad premise. Maybe just having a steering wheel as placebo is the better tactic. On 'follow traffic laws', shouldn't a self driving car already do that?

Where can I buy DRM-free e-books?

If you're wondering where you can browse amazing e-books that don't need additional software, devices, or accounts to read, here's a list!

libreture.com/bookshops/

"We, as a society, need to stop criminalizing poverty, addiction, and mental health issues - we need to stop sending people into institutions that we know exacerbate these and other issues. We can come up with other systems that are not born out of racist ideologies and capitalistic strategies to profit off of mostly black and brown bodies in cages. That is part of the effort of The Compost #Cooperative"

geo.coop/articles/pathway-mean

Programming in 2020:

Can't wait to boot up my APPLE to open up my MICROSOFT text editor and GOOGLE for solutions to FACEBOOK's technical debt in my MICROSOFT repository so I can deploy to AMAZON and I'll pay GOOGLE and FACEBOOK for the privilege of getting site traffic to show my visitors ads.

Naomi Klein article, The Great Reset Conspiracy Smoothie. "The Great Reset is an attempt to create a plausible impression that the huge winners in this system are on the verge of voluntarily setting greed aside to get serious about solving the raging crises that are radically destabilizing our world." theintercept.com/2020/12/08/gr

Windows sucks! Why is it still being used? Been asking that since 1992.

"Based on your recent purchase, follow the authors Homer and Aeschylus to get their latest updates."

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