December 2010
20 posts
Opt-In vs. Opt-Out →
Once more we have to think about whether giving every man in Switzerland a weapon makes sense or not. My main point against it, is that people act out of habit, and even if they can opt-out of taking the military weapon home, they will, because they’re used to it. And there it will lead to unnecessary deaths.
Namespacing in JavaScript →
An interesting evolution!
Piratenparteien verurteilen Gewalt gegen... →
UN Joint Statement On Wikileaks →
Must read.
Wirify: The web as wireframes →
Fun! (via @lautundgrell)
Betrachtungen zu Wikileaks und der Rolle der... →
Zootool →
Yahoo! is the most incompetently managed company of the whole Interwebs – try Zootool.
The Guardian's new data journalism and... →
The inhumane conditions of Bradley Manning's... →
Yet another part in the Wikileaks saga: the inhumane and illegal ways, in which the ones in power try to create a climate of intimidation and fear.
There are laws to prevent these things from happening and there should be severe consequences for breaking the law. Yet it seems, this government’s power has grown too big.
We should seriously do something about this.
Die 140 Sünden der Anita Petek-Dimmer →
Eine sehr ausführliche Analyse des überaus polemischen Vortrags von Anita Petek-Dimmer, in welchem sie an einem «Aufklärerischen» David gegen Goliath Treffen der AZK vollkommen unwissenschaftlich – und meiner Meinung nach gefährlich – Impfkritik übt.
Dass die Pharmaindustrie mächtig und geldgeil ist hat noch lange nichts mit dem Fakt zu tun, dass heute Lähmungen und Todesfälle dank einer...
Reducing the Gender Achievement Gap in College... →
suncica:
When it comes to math and science classes, women can be subtly hampered by negative stereotypes about their gender. Last week, researchers at the University of Colorado published a fascinating article in Science where they tested the effectiveness of a psychological intervention, called values affirmation, in reducing the gender achievement gap in a college-level introductory physics...
A great Christmas present from DailyJS →
All the «Let’s make a Framework» articles in a free, comfortable to read eBook – wonderful!