Interesting Links for 08-09-2017
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- Amazon and Apple join race for James Bond distribution rights
- (tags: JamesBond Apple Amazon business movies viaSwampers )
- Why Bulgaria is becoming a ghost country
- (tags: bulgaria demographics population viaSwampers )
- 7 Ways I Bond With My With My Son That Also Let Us Troll Jerks on Facebook
- (tags: fatherhood parenting viaSwampers )
- Go slow: an umbrella review of the effects of 20 mph zones and limits on health
- Of note because Edinburgh recently bought one in.
(tags: driving safety ) - How Donkey Kong was (re)created in 4kB of ROM and 128 bytes of RAM
- (tags: programming impressive games viaMyBrotherMike )
- Irish until she wasn't - how DNA testing can upend people's identities and lead them to new families
- (tags: identity genetics family viaSwampers )
- Zoë Quinn tells her story - and that of Gamergate
- (tags: games abuse internet misogyny racism viaSwampers )
- Judge won’t release man jailed 2 years for refusing to decrypt drives
- (tags: encryption usa prison )
- Why the Equifax breach is very possibly the worst leak of personal info ever
- (tags: hacking data epicfail security identity )
- What makes alcoholics drink? Research shows it's more complex than supposed
- (tags: alcohol mentalhealth )
- Fifty–fifty split best for children of divorce
- (tags: divorce children )
- Discovery of genes linked to preterm birth in landmark study
- Good work there from 23AndMe
(tags: genetics babies )
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Date: 2017-09-08 12:34 pm (UTC)> "They have a different culture, different religion, even different daily habits," he says. "And thank God Bulgaria so far is one of the most-well defended countries from Europe's immigrant influx."
Argh.
I saw a really good article ages ago about places in Italy doing the exact opposite: taking in refugees. The older people in the village taught them about the local customs, which sure, are going to change with the addition of outsiders, but better customs that change a bit than die out completely, surely? Besides, hardly the first time that a place's customs are altered by incomers -- that's how culture evolves anyway.
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Date: 2017-09-08 03:48 pm (UTC)Bulgaria
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Date: 2017-09-09 07:04 am (UTC)Well that's depressing, on a personal level.
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