Unfortunately, these links have been hanging around on my desktop long enough that I know longer remember the source for most of them. My apologies to everyone I fail to credit…<\/p>\n
Also, Respectful of Otters debunks <\/a>the myth that the overly PC FAA has a rule against questioning more than two arab passengers on one flight.<\/p>\n (One tiny criticism, Amanda: Have you thought about using bigger paragraph breaks, or at least indenting the first lines of paragraphs? It would make your blog much easier on the eye.)<\/p>\n It’s the demographic of people who allegedly do all this pirating that’s been paying our bills. People with Internet connections who download games. They pay my salary. They are my overlord now. So I hope you can excuse me if I don’t lose sleep at night that some 15 year old might have downloaded my game while some executive at a company (or former company) is sailing on their boat paid for by my hard work. The software pirate can go to jail on a felony, the business executive who doesn’t pay royalties gets off the hook.<\/p><\/div>\n (The last few links are via Boing Boing<\/a>.)<\/ul>\n .<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Unfortunately, these links have been hanging around on my desktop long enough that I know longer remember the source for most of them. My apologies to everyone I fail to credit… Good article in The Chronicle of Higher Education, which … Continue reading