Recommended Read: Trust Report Issue #4 August 2023 – Investigations with Trust
Check out new issue of #TrustReport focusing on #criminalinvestigation Topics covered: https://innovatrics.com/trustreport/issue/investigations-with-trust/
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A must-read for all web developers. Most stuff mentioned there makes me really angry. Especially inability to copy text. heather-buchel.com/blog/2023/07/just-normal-web-things/
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Recommended Read: When did people stop being drunk all the time?
A look into how much people have dunk historically compared to present www.lefineder.com/p/when-did-people-stop-being-drunk Some snippets “[beer] … was subsequently contributing around a 1/3 of government revenue in England and a 1/4 of government revenue in Holland” “For English soldiers, it’s… Read More »Recommended Read: When did people stop being drunk all the time?
Recommended Watch: how to find a street in 2 minutes
Nice walkthrough on how you can identify an exact address from just one picture
Recommended Watch: The biggest bank heist in history (and why you’ve never heard of it)
This is how you do a money heist. Not with guns
Recommended Listen: Less is More
As always, amazing Hidden Brain on science of persuasion [Hidden Brain] Less is More #hiddenBrain podcastaddict.com/hidden-brain/episode/155645786 via @PodcastAddict
Recommended Listen: How Your Beliefs Shape Reality
Everyone thinks they see the world objectively. This is obviously not so. Listen to find out what impact it has on your life. [Hidden Brain] How Your Beliefs Shape Reality #hiddenBrain podcastaddict.com/hidden-brain/episode/154184069 via @PodcastAddict
Recommended Read: The Politics of Place – Why Proximity Makes Progressives
Is the fact that people living in more populated areas are in general more “progressive” or “left” oriented just a correlation, or is there some causal link? This article looks into this oxfordpoliticalreview.com/2021/06/28/the-politics-of-place-why-proximity-makes-progressives/ Snippets “Whatever her motivating concern, she is… Read More »Recommended Read: The Politics of Place – Why Proximity Makes Progressives