Month: January 2015

Syllabus Creation Time (David in Candy Land)

This is NOT my office.
This is NOT my office.

 
Refreshed, recentered, rejuvenated, and fortified by candy (hence David in Candy Land) from Galena, Illinois, I’m back in the office preparing syllabi. Classes resume tomorrow (Tuesday) for me at Carroll. Even though I am teaching only one class (twice) this semester (“Statistics and Experimental Design“), syllabus creation takes quite a bit of thought and time. I hope to get a lot of writing done this semester. Alas, I say that every semester! Maybe I’ll instead follow up this statistical investigation of Candy Land🙂
 
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Thinking about Hacking, Anonymous, and Free Speech

Guy Fawkes
Just finished reading Gabriella Coleman’s book Hacker, Hoaxer, Whistle-Blower, Spy: The Many Faces of Anonymous. She greatly expands upon her earlier thinking expressed in a 2012 Ted-Talk. I now have a much better understanding of “Anonymous” and their modus operandi.