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#blackouttuesday and a breakdown on the state of anger and chaos in America adapted from the insightful words of @trevornoah (at I Can't Breathe) https://www.instagram.com/p/CA9NnmpFudx/?igshid=epioajouiy63
#blackouttuesday and a breakdown on the state of anger and chaos in America adapted from the insightful words of @trevornoah (at I Can't Breathe) https://www.instagram.com/p/CA9Ng3Glptd/?igshid=1nya5erwhi5kq
#blackouttuesday and a breakdown on the state of anger and chaos in America adapted from the insightful words of @trevornoah (at I Can't Breathe) https://www.instagram.com/p/CA9NYgMlHTJ/?igshid=pl46hnnvulpy
#blackouttuesday and a breakdown on the state of anger and chaos in America adapted from the insightful words of @trevornoah (at I Can't Breathe) https://www.instagram.com/p/CA9M_xwFN8w/?igshid=xgb294bvsfmf

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Fears about people’s DNA ending up in the wrong hands might have been heightened in the aftermath of the Golden State Killer case. Criminal investigations honed in on a suspect involved in a decades-old rapes and murders by running DNA found at the scene through a free online database where anyone who got their DNA tested through a company like 23andMe could upload it. A suspect was found because a distant relative had shared their genetic information -- showing how DNA data, unlike other kinds of data, is unique because it’s linked to and potentially exposes information about family members.
23andMe lays off 100 people, CEO Anne Wojcicki explains why
The Sleep Blanket tracks his son’s sleep patterns from birth to his first birthday.
Seung Lee has created a tangible, very soft representation of his baby’s first year of sleep patterns in the form of a knitted blanket. Lee collected the sleep data by manually logging it with the Baby Connect app, and used JavaScript and Python to convert the data to visualize the knitting pattern. He then built a browser-based HTML/Javascript tool that kept track of the stitch colors and allowed him to reference it wherever he was knitting from. The result is The Sleep Blanket, a beautiful keepsake that tells the story of the baby and parents’ first year together.
A lifeline has been severely pinched over the last several years as Venezuela sinks deeper into economic and political chaos, leaving many C
Historically, Cuban oil supply has come through a barter arrangement in which Cuba sends doctors, teachers and military advisors to Venezuela in exchange for oil. But daily oil shipments have been cut roughly in half as the Venezuelan economy has collapsed, said Jorge Piñón, director of the Latin American Energy Program at the University of Texas at Austin.
Since the early days of HTTP, tooling has been oriented around requests: logs often indicate requests (rather than connections); rate-limiting may occur at the request level; and, traffic controls may be triggered by requests. By contrast, there is not as much tooling that looks at HTTP/2 connections to log, rate-limit, and trigger remediation based on a client’s behavior at the HTTP/2 connection layer. Therefore, organizations may find it more difficult to discover and block malicious HTTP/2 connections and may need to add additional tooling to handle these situations. These attack vectors allow a remote attacker to consume excessive system resources. Some are efficient enough that a single end-system could potentially cause havoc on multiple servers. Other attacks are less efficient; however, even less efficient attacks can open the door for DDoS attacks which are difficult to detect and block.
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Artist Ai Weiwei sees his ongoing battles with the Chinese government as a matter of personal responsibility to "look your enemy in the face and tell them what you're fighting for."
Artist Ai Weiwei argues that what some have called his "activism" is simply the very personal struggle of a man responding to everyday injustice. He sees his ongoing fight as a matter of personal responsibility to "look your enemy in the face and tell them what you're fighting for."

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Ken Oaks founded one of the most successful trucking companies in the country, Total Quality Logistics. His firm brokers deals between truckers who want to be on the road and companies who need to move products across the country. Oaks started the business in 1997, watched its revenues hit $50 million in 2003, then saw company sales compound 40% annually over the next 11 years. Sales reached $2.1 billion in 2014. Before starting Total Quality Logistics, Oaks worked for a fresh produce distributor called Castellini Company, where he dealt with freight brokers every day. Frustrated by unreliable brokers, he decided to start his own firm with employees available for customers all the time, regardless of the day or the hour.
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“The question is no longer whether we need a federal law to protect consumers’ privacy,” Sen. John Thune, the Republican chairman of the Senate Commerce Committee, said in a September hearing. “The question is what shape will that law take?”
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“Art must be an integral part of the struggle. It can’t simply mirror what’s taking place. It must adapt itself to human needs. It must ally itself with the forces of liberation. The fact is, artists have always been propagandists. I have no use for artists who try to divorce themselves from the struggle.”
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Tickets for 'The Art of Banksy," featuring 80 Banksy original paintings, sculptures and screen prints, will go on sale Oct. 27. It opens Dec. 1 during Art Basel week.
“I don’t charge people to see my art unless there’s a fairground wheel,” Banksy joked on Instagram in August, after a commenter posted about a similar unauthorized display in Moscow.
Finally, an extended excerpt from The Barbarian Nights, or the First Dawns of the World, by Hervé Koubi. His company is comprised of thirteen bare-chested, virile and superbly trained Algerian street dancers, mixing tumultuous acrobatics, hip-hop, martial arts and more in a non-stop rush of excitement. The music is by Maxime Bodson and Mozart—the Big Two—but it could be by anyone who either triggers or plays against the wild propulsion of somersaults, cartwheels, flips, sensational leaps and crash dives.
New York City Center’s 2018 Fall for Dance Review: Ups and Downs | Observer

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How did we go from the most elegant user experience ever created to this mess?
“[T]he lack of a home button means your thumb is about to turn into one of those inflatable waving tube-men outside the car dealership [. . .] you must master a list of thumb wiggles, waves and swipes [. . .] the other gestures, however, are buried. Many moves require almost surgical precision.” Heather Kelly, for CNN Money, adds her own experience: “To fill the void left by the Home button, the iPhone X has added new gestures (the different swipes you make with a finger). The process of learning them is a pain, and some of the new options are more work than before.”
Narcissus Garden was first presented in 1966, when Kusama staged an unofficial installation and performance at the 33rd Venice Biennale. The silver spheres, originally made from plastic, were installed on the lawn in front of the Italian Pavilion, reflecting the landscape of the exhibition grounds. Kusama herself stood among them, barefoot and dressed in a gold kimono, alongside yard signs inscribed with the words “Narcissus Garden, Kusama” and “Your Narcissism for Sale.” Throughout the opening day of the exhibition, Kusama remained in the installation, tossing the spheres in the air and offering to sell them to visitors for 1,200 lire (approximately $2) each. The action, which was viewed both as self-promotion and a critique on the commercialization of contemporary art, would later be seen as a pivotal moment in Kusama’s career as she transitioned from installation toward the radical, politically charged public performances that would be the focus of her work in the late 1960s in New York City.
Rockaway! 2018: Narcissus Garden by Yayoi Kusama | MoMA