Pluralistic: 17 Jun 2021

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Tali Farhadian Weinstein paid virtually no tax on millions and millions: And she wants to be the Manhattan DA and go after Trump's tax-dodging.
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Pluralistic: 16 Jun 2021

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Suing all of ad-tech: Will an EU country finally enforce the GDPR?
Interop Sci-Fi: Inside the Clock Tower, my interoperability sf for Consumer Reports.
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Pluralistic: 15 Jun 2021

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Taxes are for the little people: If your eyes glaze over at "carried interest loophole," wait'll you hear about "fee waivers."
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Pluralistic: 14 Jun 2021

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The Rent's Too Damned High: A podcast of my Medium column on the long con of asset appreciation.
Highway to Hell: The infrastructure "compromise" is just funny accounting.
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Pluralistic: 13 Jun 2021

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A stroll through Magnolia Park: Mask deniers, studio surplus, vintage stores, and the re-emergence of Zap/Action Haunted Mansion kits.
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Pluralistic: 12 Jun 2021

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The ACCESS Act: The most significant interop legislation in US history.
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Pluralistic: 11 Jun 2021

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Privacy Without Monopoly, EU edition: The GDPR forbids competition in human rights abuses.
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Pluralistic: 10 Jun 2021

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A denialism taxonomy: FLICC (fake experts, logical fallacies, impossible expectations, cherry picking, conspiracy theories).
Urban broadband deserts: Digital redlining is a policy, not an accident.
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Pluralistic: 09 Jun 2021

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Prisoners' Inventions: The unmissable new edition of a maker classic for a carceral nation.
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Pluralistic: 08 Jun 2021

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Rabbits: PK Dick meets Qanon: Terry Miles's debut novel of conspiratorial madness.
Apple's manorial security: Works well, fails badly – think different?
Billionaires don't pay tax: Leona Helmsley was an unrecognized genius.
Google and France agree on ad-tech interop: Not the kind of competition we want.
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