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blahedo

7,839 karma · joined September 28, 2009

I teach computer science at Longwood University in Farmville, Virginia, USA, and I am the Chief Reader for the AP Computer Science program. I first typed in a program from a magazine in the mid-80s and was writing my own programs (in Applesoft BASIC!) soon after that; I would date my entrance to hackerdom to around 1990, when I first started using SunOS and accessing the internet.

You can email me at hackernews@blahedo.org.

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Waymos Infuriate Soma Neighborhood with Cacophony of 4AM Horn-Honking

sfist.com·4 pts·blahedo·
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Solar storms, ice cores and nuns' teeth: inside the new science of history

theguardian.com·9 pts·blahedo·
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When Louis Vuitton tries to make you change your brand name

bbc.com·2 pts·blahedo·
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The revenge of the video game manual

theguardian.com·2 pts·blahedo·
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Microsoft Fixes Excel Feature That Forced Scientists to Rename Human Genes

gizmodo.com·26 pts·blahedo·
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Elon Musk and company take x handle from its original user

mashable.com·3 pts·blahedo·
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Twitter is purging inactive accounts, including people who have died

chicagotribune.com·8 pts·blahedo·
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ChatGPT isn’t a great leap forward, it’s an expensive deal with the devil

theguardian.com·6 pts·blahedo·
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Glassdoor ordered to reveal identity of negative reviewers to NZ toymaker Zuru

theguardian.com·2 pts·blahedo·
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Ukraine is scanning faces of dead Russians, then contacting the mothers

washingtonpost.com·2 pts·blahedo·
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The Other Sara Morrisons are ruining my inbox: Email is an awful online ID

vox.com·3 pts·blahedo·
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Grubhub, DoorDash racket needs reform. The city of Chicago was right to sue

chicagotribune.com·3 pts·blahedo·
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Flash is dead: On the challenges of moving past Flash

washingtonpost.com·4 pts·blahedo·
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Project Mohole: a failed 1960s expedition that changed Earth science

vox.com·3 pts·blahedo·
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Comcast Planning to Make Working from Home Harder and More Expensive Next Year

inc.com·14 pts·blahedo·
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Apple-Google contact tracing tool now usable without state-sponsored app

vox.com·5 pts·blahedo·
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New Zealand sets standards for government use of algorithms

theguardian.com·18 pts·blahedo·
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Four countries are accepting American travelers for remote-work trips

washingtonpost.com·2 pts·blahedo·
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Facebook to warn users who ‘liked’ false coronavirus posts

chicagotribune.com·2 pts·blahedo·
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Hipmunk Says Goodbye

hipmunk.com·2 pts·blahedo·
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A high schooler keeps scooping news outlets’ Iowa polls

chicagotribune.com·3 pts·blahedo·
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Most of Deadspin staff resigns in protest

ftw.usatoday.com·6 pts·blahedo·
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The Supreme Court, Domino's, and web accessibility for the visually impaired

slate.com·1 pts·blahedo·
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What3words: Identify any location anywhere with just three words

bbc.com·1 pts·blahedo·
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JetBlue has started using facial recognition instead of boarding passes

iflscience.com·175 pts·blahedo·
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We Can Break Up Big Tech (Elizabeth Warren)

medium.com·5 pts·blahedo·
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Robotic dildo barred from top tech showcase, prompting sexism claims

theguardian.com·15 pts·blahedo·
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'We didn't respond fast enough': Seattle lawmakers warn New York over Amazon

theguardian.com·1 pts·blahedo·
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Man sues feds after being detained for refusing to unlock his phone at airport

arstechnica.com·339 pts·blahedo·
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An open letter to social media companies regarding algorithms and my son's birth

twitter.com·12 pts·blahedo·
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