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Nicole Perlroth

nicoleperlroth

Close readers will note that I always put "water treatment plants" first in my line up of remotely hackable infrastructure. It's because this is the attack scenario that freaked me

Mohit Agrawal

mohitify

Every year I follow a routine to to make sure my finances and life is in order. Sharing my Year-end checklist belowA thread (1/n) REVIEW YEARLY GOALS

Zeus

ZeusKingDARK

During the Monday Night Wars, I worked in HVAC here in NC. We installed heat pumps in new mobile homes. I met all kinds of people from the mid 90s

John Carey

johncarey03755

1/x - When I first got to graduate school, in 1988, people were handing around an unpublished essay, by Juan Linz, arguing that presidential government was fundamentally flawed. 2/x -

Alexa Briggs

BriggsAlexa

The document that Minister Savage used to make a decision on rescinding the coal policy is public. Kevin Van Tighem shared it here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/albertansagainstcoal/permalink/220153449766311/ I encourage everyone to read

luke

BarzDigest

J. Cole answering questions on a reddit after born sinner released 7 years ago, check out the thread for the best responses J. Cole talks Born Sinner! Including a heartwarming

Mark R. Levin

marklevinshow

1. The Washington Post’s Greg Sargent is a fool. If you’re going to write about me at least listen to my radio show, jackass. I didn’t say a legislature should

Kathryn Mathias

KathrynMathias1

#rosemarybartonlive Pfizer Canada President Cole Pinnow: "[as we noted] the delay was purposeful in order to expand the facility.""As long as we're honouring our contract I don't think it's value-add

Erika Lee

prof_erikalee

Seriously, this is an important questions #sschatreads! 1/ I am often called to task for "only focusing on the bad parts of American history." And that somehow that makes me

AzStudies

AzStudies

Another clueless "Caucasus expert" - a "freelance writer" @dlaebe - writes a @guardian commentary on cultural history [!] of a region she has no idea about.https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2020/nov/19/ceasefire-

Simon Marsh

RSPBplanner

After reading #PlanningForTheFuture & talking to people, here's my personal take on what it means for nature. (1 of 7)1. All the most important places for nature seem to be

John Rentoul

JohnRentoul

Greg Clark, chair of science select cttee, is a model of clarity, questioning Vallance & Whitty https://www.parliamentlive.tv/Event/Index/8bbb6325-cbfe-4025-9be9-5f50bc220c73 Clark points out it's not really "optional" adv

R 'Nearest' Nabors 💙

rachelnabors

One thing I have really struggled with in the past couple of years is the impermanence of relationships—parents will die, spouses can move on, friends depart on different paths, even

oldeuropeanculture

serbiaireland

Thread: There is a peculiar plot found in many Eurasian fairytales: Brothers (mostly three) have to complete a task (like kill a dragon), which will get them a princess and

Ilias Alami

IliasAlami

Alright, some thoughts on why we probably should be much more careful when using categories such as 'domestic/national bourgeoisie' as opposed to 'foreign capital' (along the lines of Dependency Theory

BloodSpite

BloodSpite

Journalists are trying to equate their one day of a disturbance with full blown combat veterans PTSD.Its demeaning to veterans and it cheapens the term PTSD as we see it

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