Showing posts with label Facebook. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Facebook. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 09, 2020

Michael Rectenwald on Tech Censorship

Wednesday, September 09, 2020

The Zuck at Work

Thursday, June 18, 2020

Funny Business at Zuckbook

Saturday, May 02, 2020

Romans 8:31

Looks like there is a new round of cracking down on dissenting views on Facebook. While social media may have some usefulness, those social media companies deserve to fade to red.

Fight the good fight.

The Agonist: The Need for Male Leadership and Authority by Christopher DeGroot

See also: Liberated for What? by Jack Trotte

Monday, March 06, 2017

Friday, September 02, 2016

How Difficult to Shoot Down?

Do they expect the internet to remain a neutral means of communication available to all those with the capability to use it, or will it be policed in the future in accordance with their liberalism and cultural Marxism?





Monday, August 29, 2016

He May Have Money Now, But He's Irrelevant to the Future

Mark Zuckerberg.

Pope Francis has some face time with Facebook founder

"The couple said their goals in donating their funds would focus on “advancing human potential and promoting equality,” and would consist of several long-term investments made in areas such as health and education, while at the same time working to decrease inequality and use technology to bring about positive change."

Did the pope criticize their leftist SJW positions? If it is not appropriate to do so with those who are not Christian, then why bother to meet with him? Is the pope merely a celebrity or a political figure?

Wednesday, September 17, 2014

Facebooking Sins


Saturday, January 26, 2013

Alan Jacobs on Facebook

Facebook Forever?

How much do current friendships and their maintenance factor into the decision-making process of those who are thinking of moving out of a region or state? I suspect very little, and while FB may satisfy their need to feel "chummy" through being updated and such, how many of them actually take the time to do something more substantial to stay in touch? Talking on the phone or writing a letter? Facebook may indeed be most useful to family members; their ties are based on more than whim. Those who know what it is to maintain close friendships will not really need it, and FB will foster illusions for the rest.

Wednesday, May 16, 2012

The smugness of Silicon Valley

What internet company isn't a supporter of liberal progressive values?

Who will be regretting poor investment choices next year or the year after? MZ got lucky.

Ahead of Facebook IPO, a Skeptical Madison Ave.
Facebook IPO: Insiders Cashing Out
Is the Upcoming Facebook IPO Worth It?
Warning: Stay Away from the Facebook IPO
Mark Zuckerberg: A Man of His Time
6 People Mark Zuckerberg Burned On His Way to the Top

Does he really have a Google+ profile?

Thursday, April 26, 2012

Items of Interest, 26 April 2012

The Revolutionary Conservatism of Jefferson's Small Republics by Arthur J. Versluis

John Michael Greer, Seascape With Methane Plumes

CISPA is the New SOPA
Jordan Bloom, The Cyber-Narc Bill

Peter Hitchens, The Over-Rating of Oscar Wilde

Chief Justice Says States Have Compromised Their Sovereignty

The False Idol Of American Democracyby Michael Hill (via Rebellion)

KunstlerCast #203: Live Audience Podcast – Part 2 (mp3)
JHK & Duncan at Union College Humanities Seminar

A good Republican - Kristi Noem, My Voice: Focus on real issues, not sideshows

Crouching Tiger, Hidden Soldier by Steve Sailer (on Tiger Woods)

Tomgram: Pepe Escobar, A Full Spectrum Confrontation World?
Tomgram: Nick Turse, Memory Failure at the Pentagon
Tomgram: Lewis Lapham, Machine-Made News

Social Security is a Ponzi Scheme

How Intellectual Property Destroyed Men's Shaving

via some Left Conservatives:


Economics:
Redefining wealth by Craig K. Comstock
To young people, justice is a key ingredient in good food by Yoni Landau (EB)

Relocalization:
Sustainable Local Economies - Nick Osborne Transition Network Speaker at 7GGC

Occupy the Farm, A Model of Resistance

Gene Logsdon, It Pays to Stay Home (EB)

Hiding Behind the Screen

Permaculture:
raised garden beds: hugelkultur instead of irrigation
Hegelkultur
Why Permaculture Design Inspires Me

Catholic:
Kathleen Blum, A Tuscan Childhood
The legacy of the 13th Apostle: origins of the East Christian conceptions of church and state relation
What is “Lectio Divina” and will it help my prayer life? – A Guide to Lectio Divina
Cats, Compliments, and Whit Stillman
8 Reasons Catholics Are the Worst Protestors
Who cares about protesting? Catholics have been neutered as an effective political force, whether they have been complicit or not in this process. (E. Michael Jones talks about the destruction of Catholic neighborhoods in the major cities.)

A liberal Protestant who doesn't understand Church authority (or Christianity, for that matter) - Having the Sisters' Back

CWR: The Church and the Sisters: What Is Really Happening?

Catholic Because I’m a Sinner by Jack Mulder

Teaching Virtue for the New Evangelization


Education:
The Real Business of Liberal Learning

Diet and Health:
Memorandum by Richard Horton (PI 108)
THE PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY AND MEDICAL JOURNALS
Lies, Damned Lies, and Medical Science



Saturated Fat is Good for You - by Uffe Ravnskov MD - Part 1 of 3 By Uffe Ravnskov MD

MDA: 2 More Common Nutrient Deficiencies
Why Fast? Part Seven – Q&A
Dear Mark: Risk of Gout?

Alas, Tom Murphy buys into the China Study propaganda: Flex-Fuel Humans (EB)

Marriage:
How young should a woman marry? (Part 1)
A Conversation with John Witte about the Evolution of Marriage Law in the West (mp3)

History:
The Methods of Medieval Translators: A Comparison of the Latin Text of Virgil’s Aeneid with its Old French Adaptations


Music:
The Punch Brothers

The complete program.



Larry Vickers:

Monday, April 09, 2012

Worse business decision of the year?

Facebook acquires Instagram for about $1B

$1 billion? Where do they get the money? The private "misallocation of resources" continues...

Thursday, March 08, 2012

Items of Interest, 8 Wednesday 2012

John Michael Greer's latest: Perhaps the most controversial post for met yet. America: Origins of an Empire

Eric Holder Explains When Drones Can Kill Americans Abroad

The Kony 2012 Campaign is Advocating a Misguided Policy

True Natural Aristocracy

Daniel Larison, Romney and Iran

Jordan Bloom, Traditionalists Against Country Music

Russell Kirk, Champion of the Permanent Things



A Tale of Two Sex Hormones by Anthony Esolen

Review: "Let Us Be Human: Christianity for a Collapsing Culture" by Roy Smith (EB)

Eve Tushnet, Divorce Dilemma

Counterpunch:
MIKE WHITNEY, There’s Never Been a Worse Time to Buy a House
DAVE LINDORFF, The Media and Iran


Economics:
The Gospel of Local Food

Monopoly Presents the Problem. Co-Opoly Presents the Solution.

TEDxHarvardLaw - John Piotti - Can New England Feed Itself?


MDA: Can We Feed the World on the Primal Blueprint Diet? – Part 2

Education:
The Higher Education Bubble Has Popped
Our "Let's Pretend" Economy: Let's Pretend Student Loans Are About Education
Classical Education After the Digital Age, Part 3
Knowledge for Its Own Sake? A Practical Humanist in the Carolingian Age

Catholic:
Will Catholics heed what Protestants acknowledge? Modern Youth Ministry a '50-Year Failed Experiment,' Say Pastors
Cardinal Cañizares on Beauty in the Liturgy and Concelebration
Choir of Westminter Abbey and Sistine Choir on the Feast of Ss. Peter and Paul (Zenit)
Saints Felicity and Perpetua for children
Tea at Trianon: The Dark Side of Facebook
Life After RC: A little cult lingo
Sources of Spirituality in the Writings of Archbishop Hincmar of Reims
A Benedictine Bishop on Silence



Commentary: Armenian Jerusalem in Limbo
Changing Churches

Some photos of the Dominican-rite Mass in NYC on the feast of St. Thomas Aquinas.

Diet and Health:
Five Questions with Paleo Parents, authors of Eat Like a Dinosaur
Easy Recipe: Raw Sauerkraut
The LLVLC Show (Episode 556): Professor Loren Cordain Introduces Antinutrient Foods In ‘The Paleo Answer’ (mp3)
Low-carb, high-protein diets win the battle against the bulge, Israeli study finds
What's Really Making Us Fat
The State of the Paleosphere

Misc:
Top Chef's Edward Lee (Not sure if the url has been taken over by Audrey Magazine.)
Scotty McCreery records exit song for 'American Idol' - Preview.
20 Best Restaurants in America

Saturday, December 03, 2011

It's almost two months later; have I changed my mind about whether it was worth it to pay $100 for the reunion? I did meet one of my classmates for lunch the same month, and may try to do so again next month, if "I'm feeling like it." The disappointment isn't solely related to Uther's drive from Excalibur. I made some new FB contacts after the reunion but I don't really "communicate" with most of them. Ah well. If there is a 25-yr reunion I probably won't go.