...and the confirmed cases this election are people trying to vote for multiple times for Trump because of his hyperbolic claims of rampant voter fraud.

31 confirmed cases of voter fraud since 2000. 31 out of 1,000,000,000 votes cast. Voter fraud is a lie in the US.

Well looking that the sites that that search brings up, I've decided that Snopes is still pretty trustworthy. They are all just seem to be political hack sites that themselves seem overly biased.

I'd be interested in an actual source if you have one.

Why is that?

Signing and encryption are the same operation. Signing is encrypting a content hash.

Learning to pay attention, take notes, and recall oral information is a skill to be learned and mastered just as much as the content of the lecture.

> but I actually read books more then ever

Oh the irony.

You don't have to give up anonymity, at least not according to the io9 people (the sci-fi site under the Gawker umbrella). They are encouraging everyone to just create a throw-away twitter account that is only used at io9. Whether this is acceptable to twitter may be another story...

You lost me when you linked to WND. If you've got other sources, I'd be glad to see 'em.

I think the "compensation" referred to in the OP is not overtime pay, but better benefits, higher salaries, bonuses, etc. i.e. if you work 80 hours a week, it'll be worth your while. If the OP did not mean that, then they should've.

I know it is trendy & hip to not spank your children and I disagree with that -- I do spank my children on occasion and I can usually tell - from the behavior of other kids in their classes - which parents don't

Confirmation bias.

I believe that was his point.

If you block facebook.com and fbcdn.com, then you cannot use Facebook. Using these plugins or smart adblocking filters, you can still use Facebook, but stop Facebook from tracking you on non-Facebook pages.

Even better: update your adblock plus lists to include the URL

https://adversity.googlecode.com/hg/Antisocial.txt

This list will block (or attempt to block) all third-party "Social" sites' widgets on pages not owned by the parties themselves. To install, find the add new subscription field fo AdBlock plus and paste in the URL above. Details for Chrome (but work for AdBlock plus in any browser) here:

http://techpp.com/2011/06/16/how-to-disable-facebook-like-buttons-in-chrome/

If you use ad-block add the following rule to get rid of Facebook widgets on non-Facebook sites:

||*.facebook.*^$domain=~facebook.com|~0.0.0.0

This can be done for any annoying thrid-party site:

||*.twitter.*^$domain=~twitter.com|~0.0.0.0

&c.

I did this with a few (very) fast pigeons and lots of bird seed. I just ran a cron'd rsync over the RFC 1149 protocol.