The Columbia Law Review editors (students) prevailed in their confrontation with the board of directors (not students) who shut down the magazine's web site in order to censor Rabea Eghbariah's article. The site is back up and the article remains on it.

I salute this victory for academic freedom.

Microsoft bowed to public criticism and said that the new "take a screenshot of all output" feature would be disabled by default.

That's nice, but since Windows is proprietary software, Microsoft could secretly insert any sort of snooping feature at any time without informing users. Basically, a nonfree program cannot be trusted.

Vice President Harris told the public how bad the corrupter really is: "Cheaters don’t like getting caught."

Robert Reich talks about the inseparability of economics and morality.

(satire) *… wealthy patient Duncan Barrow reportedly ordered three of each procedure upon his admittance to the facility Friday.*

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