Ads, everywhere! Once a part of my daily existence, as ubiquitous as air or water. Or so I thought… A long time ago on a laptop far, far away, I was getting flustered. Ads, it seemed, were creeping everywhere, to the parts of the internet where I wanted them least. News websites, game-sites, citation sites your teacher makes you use for all your papers, and … Continue reading A success story from the future of digital advertising
The Brave Browser ad blocker is one of the main privacy features of this browser. Everything from the annoying everyday side-page ads to the long and tedious video ads of Youtube and CrunchyRoll, torment the lives of non-Brave Browser users. These never-ending ads used to be part of our life. It is intriguing how much easier it is to maneuver certain websites without all the … Continue reading Why you should switch to Brave Browser
This is the official review of the Mavic Air from the The Nevermind. This article concerns most of the remaining features that have not been covered in the prior article. The Mavic Air return to home system works unimaginably well. It is one of the features I enjoy using most. Even through high interference, the Mavic Air swiftly flies back at a stable 22 miles … Continue reading Mavic Air Drone Review Part Two “In the Air”
It is recommended that you read the previous article on limited goverment for greater understanding of the ideas behind this plan proposal… This plan will be divided into three parts;1) Governmental structure proposals2) Fiscal/monetary policy 3) Conclusion Part 1: Governmental Structure In order to achieve a “minimal government” one must consider first what said government’s form should be. This will make it easier to determine … Continue reading A Plan for Minimalist Government
Maybe us humans’d be better off without much government… For most of recorded civilization, government has been the driving force of the majority of the populace’s lives. We have for far too long simply bought into this system, allowing it to take hold of our minds and our beings. This should not be allowed to continue if we are to advance as a society and … Continue reading Liberty from Minarchy!
America just might be better off without licensing for many things… In the America we, at least I, dream of, there shouldn’t be a place for most occupational licensing. According to Arizona Governor Doug Ducey, “Arizona requires licenses for too many jobs—resulting in a maze of bureaucracy for small business people looking to earn an honest living.” This I find to be extremely true even … Continue reading Slash Regulation
Hong Kong’s Freedoms are under attack. Something must be done… As the hundreds of thousands of protesters who have taken to the streets have shown the world, something is horribly wrong in Hong Kong. The extradition bill would have allowed the Chinese government to arrest and unfairly imprison Hong Kong citizens, possibly effectively ending the (already unfair) “one China, two systems” model agreed upon, not … Continue reading Free Hong Kong!
Conlangs are a fun, interesting art-form… Language. So complex yet so under-appreciated. What better way to appreciate this topic than to create a language yourself! That’s what, for the last 150 years or so, many so called ‘conlangers’ have been doing. Conlanging has its roots, many say, in the international auxiliary language movement in the late 1800s. Esperanto, created by L.L. Zamenhof, under the pseudonym … Continue reading Language as art
Earlier today, I set out on a virtual road trip starting in Calais, France (personnerdy was with me, but he doesn’t seem to interested anymore), you may be asking how do you take a virtual road trip. Well, there is this wonderful thing called Google Maps, and with street view you can explore many of the world’s roads, especially in densely populated places such as … Continue reading A Virtual Road Trip
The world’s largest drone manufacturer is heading towards an initial public offering (IPO) but the path has been turbulent. SZ DJI Technology Co Ltd, commonly known as DJI, is a Chinese drone maker founded in 2006. In 2017 DJI sold $2.7 billion of drones and cameras. The company started off in a small dorm room and now DJI employs 14,000 workers in 17 offices around … Continue reading Drone Maker DJI Flies Towards an IPO
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