Came to your page first when I read the news 👀
Ha! Never sure who's gonna pop up in there
Anyone who cares about Canadian FOIA (or just wants to see more and better journalism about gov happenings) should really read this great paper by Ron Lloyd. Helps explain why so many of my seemingly innocuous requests come back redacted all to hell www.cgai.ca/canadas_secu...
In 2022, the Government of Canada, under the leadership of the Chief Information Officer of Canada, published Digital Ambition 2022. The document outlines a vision for the government of Canada to lev...
Wow ads on Crave and Prime Video... they're either gambling on me having a truly deranged level of brand loyalty or that I've somehow forgotten how to torrent at some point in the last 5 years
This is what democracy looks like.
The UAW officially has tentative agreements with all of the Big Three automakers and they include some some huge wins. Now, the deals make their way to the membership for ratification votes. I dug into the details here.
After six weeks on strike, the UAW has secured tentative agreements with all of the Big Three automakers, including apparent wins on everything from pay and tiers to reopening an idled plant. The deal...
I cried after listening to @davidklion.bsky.social's interview on On The Media this morning, after not being able to for days. But here it is, the harsh reality in writing, from a writer and a podcast I trust. Coverage like this makes me wish I'd tried harder to stay in journalism and the ME.
For @nplusonemag.bsky.social, I wrote about how we're living through the post-9/11 period all over again, in all the worst ways
There’s a pervasive censoriousness right now—conservatives denouncing liberals, liberals denouncing leftists, leftists denouncing other leftists—that’s immediately familiar from the days and w...
My article-analysis in WIRED about the risks of cyberattacks in wewpons systems. https://www.wired.com/story/dire-possibility-cyberattacks-weapons-systems/