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Here’s a piece on privacy you might find interesting. I can’t promise I haven’t shared it with you before, given the mushiness of my memory: Click to access MR1-1-S16-RODMAN.pdf LikeLike

In reply to Roderick T. Long. I confess I like a bit of spicy wahhabi with my sushi. LikeLike

[…] book. Part 2 criticized his “victim blaming” approach to the subject (scare quotes mine). Part 3 criticized what I termed his “counsels of despair” with respect to pushing back on Big […] LikeLike

[…] focused on Firmin DeBrabander’s Life After Privacy. Part 1 was a summary of DeBrabander’s book. Part 2 criticized his “victim blaming” approach to the subject (scare quotes mine). Part 3 criticized […] LikeLike

[…] of my series on Big Data and privacy, focused on Firmin DeBrabander’s Life After Privacy. Part 1 was a summary of DeBrabander’s book. Part 2 criticized his “victim blaming” approach to the […] LikeLike

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In reply to butimbeautiful. I don’t know the Australian scene very well. I suspect that there is a modernizing movement in Australia, but there are pitfalls at every turn for such movements, in Australia or anywhere else. There’s a delicate…

In reply to Roderick T. Long. Well, there’s certainly a similarity. Unfortunately, our nurses didn’t dress like the ones in the clip. That said, my compliments to their EVS staff: spotless! On the other hand, the OR’s safety protocols…