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Comment Little Brother by Cory Doctorow (Score 1) 1419

Little Brother is hands-down the best young-adult sci-fi I've ever encountered. It's quite recent (within the last year), and is Creative-Commons licensed, so you can check it out before buying if you so desire. The writing is excellent, the story top-notch, and it's chock full of technophilia and anti-authoritarianism. Might be a bit too dark for pre-teens (judge for yourself). Everyone should read this before high school. I say that without reservation. http://craphound.com/littlebrother/ (Also, I second the recommendation for Invitation to the Game. I liked it.)
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Journal Journal: The need for the Linux Proliferation Agreement

The year of Linux on the Desktop (May 1st, 2023)
"There is something brewing in the world of Linux, because this year really seems to become the year Linux makes serious headways on the desktop. For Linus Torvalds it is the addition of synchromatic memory support into the new kernel 6.4.12-28 as a serious and major step in the right direction. 'We now have support for voicecontrolled system at the kernel level'. In a few months time we will also see the first distributions with ex
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Journal Journal: I say! A deuced perplexing dilemma (re: Ron Paul) 4

[cross-posted -- gasp! -- from Facebook.]

My mom called, asked me whether I'd heard of some guy running for President named Ron Something from Texas. "Ron Paul!" I told her. I'd heard of Ron Paul, and had the strong idea that he was a good curmudgeon of the kind that we need more of. But since he's running as a Republican this time rather than as a Libertarian, hadn't thought too much about voting for him. However, I looked him up on Wikipedia to blow away some of my tremendous fog of i

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