Links for you. Science:
Just Because People Keep Asking…
The Server Needs To Die To Save The Internet
Absurd Creature of the Week: Satanic Leaf-Tailed Gecko Wears the World’s Most Unbelievable Camo (the second picture is amazing)
A world without statistics
Beneath the Forest, Buildings
Other:
Back in my day: A brief history of childhood and parenting in Post-Nixonian America (excellent)
An Open Letter to My Son’s Kindergarten Teacher
The “we like sex” argument is a winning one, so why are so many people afraid to use it?
Does the GOP really mean to bankrupt me, kill my daughter, or both?
This Is What Happens When A Texas Tea Party Rep Finally Stands Up For Refugee Children
Slumlord Millionaires: Wall Street’s new scheme to profit off poor people (no one could have predicted…)
Bring On Mika and Joe
Meritocracy won’t happen: the problem’s with the ‘ocracy’ (related post here)
The Existential Battle for the Soul of the GOP: What happens when extremism becomes mainstream?
Tea Party support linked to educational segregation, new study shows
Diary
Animation Show Metro’s Growth From 1976 To Today
I stand with Israel
When Rhode Island accidentally legalized prostitution, rape decreased sharply
mikethemadbiologist
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That sounds like a very questionable proposition. The article describes a network environment in which storage and computing cycles are taken from network participants, rather than supplied by a “server” company. What do you do when you find out that your own computer is harboring malware? Indeed, with no one watching the hen house, are you likely to ever find out?