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Millennium humor on Everything 2000 - y2k songs, cartoons, slogans, and Bugs 2000

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Cartoons written from the Y2K bug's point of view. We've been following him since conception. See what this rugrat of the new millennium is up to! Los Angeles Times contest produces funny Y2K zingers. Important notice to employees. Corporate has determined that there is no longer any need for network or software applications support. Two digits for a date. To the tune of Gilligan's Island, more or less. Sung to the tune of the Beverly Hillbillies. Year 2000 news anchor desk. 100 Steps To Kill The M Bug.

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Mad Techie Links

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Tip of the Day. Another Tip of the Day. Software Source of Tips. From The Rest of the world. With input from our own Dean Webb). And you wonder why we're Mad. With commentaries by our own Dean Webb). Faster than Light speed Drives. Bill Gates' Competition (again). Water for Mad Techies. Cola with a kick. One language of Mad Techies. Mad-techies.org does not necessarily recommend, condone or otherwise any of these sites.

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Non Anime

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Fun places to check out. What flavour are you? I taste like coffee or death. Find your Star Wars twin! My results are here. Angel Moxie - a fun webtoon. The Onion America's Finest News Source. Just what it sounds like. -. Make your own paper Mac. Very cool and informative. See how long you have to watch anime. The best show on TV. Scuse me while I kiss this guy. That IS what Jimi sang, right? Worry about the year 5 billion problem. The new WTC towers. One of my favourites - Colorado RR Museum.

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Theory | Map and Territory

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Is an economic puzzle about the price of water versus the price of diamonds. We will die fairly quickly without water, and ornamental diamonds are nice but we can definitely live without them. But given how crucial water is to sustaining life, why is it less expensive than diamonds? The standard answer, at least among the Libertarian-leaning economists I am familiar with, is the concept of marginal utility. Robert Murphy. Three authors, one of which is Dierdre McCloskey. Is his life at stake? This approa...

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Responding to Moloch | Map and Territory

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Scott Alexander wrote a fun post called Meditations on Moloch. The general idea is that society can create what he calls “multipolar traps” by which we inevitably end up in competitions that will have bad outcomes for everyone. He calls this impersonal force “Moloch” . I’ve enjoyed thinking about this as it is a good challenge to my personal biases regarding the power of decentralized mechanisms of society. Is Moloch really a thing? A few forces oppose Moloch – he cites:. For utility maximization, the id...

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May | 2015 | Map and Territory

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Monthly Archives: May 2015. Scott Alexander wrote a fun post called Meditations on Moloch. The general idea is that society can create what he calls “multipolar traps” by which we inevitably end up in competitions that will have bad outcomes for everyone. He calls this impersonal force “Moloch” . I’ve enjoyed thinking about this as it is a good challenge to my personal biases regarding the power of decentralized mechanisms of society. Is Moloch really a thing? A few forces oppose Moloch – he cites:.

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moloch | Map and Territory

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Scott Alexander wrote a fun post called Meditations on Moloch. The general idea is that society can create what he calls “multipolar traps” by which we inevitably end up in competitions that will have bad outcomes for everyone. He calls this impersonal force “Moloch” . I’ve enjoyed thinking about this as it is a good challenge to my personal biases regarding the power of decentralized mechanisms of society. Is Moloch really a thing? A few forces oppose Moloch – he cites:. For utility maximization, the id...

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Navigator | Map and Territory

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Is an economic puzzle about the price of water versus the price of diamonds. We will die fairly quickly without water, and ornamental diamonds are nice but we can definitely live without them. But given how crucial water is to sustaining life, why is it less expensive than diamonds? The standard answer, at least among the Libertarian-leaning economists I am familiar with, is the concept of marginal utility. Robert Murphy. Three authors, one of which is Dierdre McCloskey. Is his life at stake? This approa...

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Blow your mind!

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Find the new ones! Short life links - try before they blow up! There's some crazy stuff here! Links last tested; 28 Dec 2012.