In the Linux ecosystem, text editors abound: from minimalistic ones like nano to the most powerful and complex such as vim or emacs. However, there is an intermediate editor, beloved by veteran sysadmins and users looking for simplicity with power: Joe’s Own Editor, better known as joe. Born in the 1980s, it remains a fast, […]| System Administration
Forensics is the front door to eDiscovery — and pricing reveals where expertise, credibility, and client expectations converge. The Summer 2025 eDiscovery Pricing Survey exposes patterns in forensic rates across onsite/remote collections, per-device models, examinations, and expert testimony, offering essential insight for professionals navigating the business of discovery. The post The Front Door of eDiscovery: Forensic Pricing Insights from the Summer 2025 eDiscovery Survey appeared first...| ComplexDiscovery
Discover how evolving PLM practices, expanded product management roles, and democratized prototyping are accelerating legal technology innovation while maintaining compliance in regulated environments.| ComplexDiscovery
DevOps is the integration of teams for development and operations. DevOps allows formerly siloed roles like development, IT operations, quality engineering, and security as an organizational method. It helps to coordinate and work together for better, more efficient products and services. This emerging market practice enables applications to be built faster and current deployments to […] The post DevOps in 2025 and What is Ahead for It? appeared first on The CEO Views.| The CEO Views
Israel is boosting its Zionist influence in the Pacific. Australia has exposed such media influence. The media in the Philippines is now under scrutiny. And Aotearoa New Zealand? COMMENTARY: By Walden Bello When the Flores and Velasco articles and posts whitewashing Israel’s genocidal policies in Gaza first came out a few days ago, I was| Asia Pacific Report
Reporters Without Borders In an unprecedented international operation organised by Reporters Without Borders (RSF) and the global campaigning movement Avaaz, more than 250 news outlets from over 70 countries simultaneously blacked out their front pages and website homepages, and interrupt their broadcasting to condemn the murder of journalists by the Israeli army in the Gaza| Asia Pacific Report
By Kelvin Anthony, RNZ Pacific digital/social lead Fijian Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has hinted that the country may “hold its first-ever referendum” following a landmark Supreme Court opinion aimed at amending the 2013 Constitution. On Friday, the nation’s highest court ruled that thresholds for constitutional amendments should be lowered — requiring only a two-thirds majority| Asia Pacific Report
Bean was a rich text (RTF) editor for Mac OS X that improved upon TextEdit by providing word counts and better formatting control.| Tao of Mac
vim is my editor of choice, simply due to the fact that I find it extremely efficient (and readily available everywhere).| Tao of Mac
From "Pride and Promiscuity" to "Virtues and Vices," a look at the Regency Era's decades-long steamy reappraisal| Salon.com
The family of Dontae Melton Jr., a Baltimore man who died after an encounter with police, plans to file a wrongful death lawsuit. The post After medical examiner rules Baltimore man’s death a homicide, family plans lawsuit appeared first on Maryland Daily Record.| Maryland Daily Record
En el ecosistema Linux abundan los editores de texto: desde los minimalistas como nano, hasta los más potentes y complejos como vim o emacs. Sin embargo, existe un editor intermedio, muy querido por administradores veteranos y usuarios que buscan simplicidad con potencia: Joe’s Own Editor, más conocido como joe. Nació en los años 80 y […]| Administración de Sistemas
The right hated Dunham for being a liberal feminist, the left for being insufficiently intersectional in her feminism. The post Not that kind of nebbish: a review of new Lena Dunham Netflix series ‘Too Much’ appeared first on The Canadian Jewish News.| The Canadian Jewish News
Evaluating GTM tech in 2025 can feel overwhelming—one wrong move and you’re stuck with an expensive tool your team won’t use. This guide helps you cut through the noise, align your decisions to strategy, and confidently choose tech that actually drives results. The post The No-Regrets Guide to Evaluating GTM Tools in 2025 appeared first on The CRO Club.| The CRO Club
The 2025 winners of Long Island Business News’ Reader Rankings have been announced. Reader Rankings is a three-part process. We asked our readers and website visitors to nominate and select their favorites in […]| Long Island Business News
Since 2021, college athletes have been able to profit off their name, image and likeness (NIL) through brand deals and endorsements. However, starting July 1, 2025, due to a legal settlement with the NCAA, athletes will be able to be paid directly through their universities. This brings up a lot of new questions about the […] The post Student athletes or university employees? The shifting status – and compensation – of college athletes appeared first on The Reynolds Center.| The Reynolds Center
TD Bank returned to profit in the third quarter after a loss in Q2 tied to U.S. regulatory and restructuring charges, even as rising mortgage delinquencies pointed to mounting household strain.| CMT News
EQB Inc. shares fell by the most intraday since 2020 on Thursday as a slowing Canadian economy and housing market dampened the challenger bank’s earnings.| CMT News
Canada’s current account deficit reached the widest on record in the second quarter as the country’s exports to the US dropped because of the trade dispute.| CMT News
Canada’s largest bank posted record profit in the third quarter, but rising impairments in its mortgage book were most pronounced in the GTA and Vancouver.| CMT News
Governor Tiff Macklem says the central bank will examine how its policies affect housing demand and affordability as part of its 2026 framework renewal.| Mortgage Rates & Mortgage Broker News in Canada
Weidner Apartment Homes has acquired the 200-unit LakeHaus Apartments in Minneapolis’ West Maka Ska neighborhood, expanding its Twin Cities portfolio.| Finance & Commerce
United Properties promoted Connor McCarthy to senior VP of commercial development, expanding his role across Minnesota and Colorado’s industrial markets.| Finance & Commerce
Mankato planning commission backs 180-unit Victory Ridge Apartments, moving the Kuepers Inc. housing project toward city council review.| Finance & Commerce
After 100 years of educating children in the San Francisco Bay Area, Mills College Children’s School will close after the 2025-26 school year. Besides its college campus — acquired by Northeastern in 2022 — Mills College, now Northeastern Oakland, is also home to Mills College Children’s School, a laboratory school that has taught thousands of... The post After a century, Mills College Children’s School to close its doors appeared first on The Huntington News.| The Huntington News
COMMENTARY: By Gordon Campbell Chances are, anyone whose family is dying of starvation would not be looking for New Zealand to have a prolonged debate over how they deserve to be defined. Yet a delay in making even the symbolic gestures seems to be all that we have to offer, as hundreds of thousands of| Asia Pacific Report
COMMENTARY: By Ian Powell “Prime Minister Christopher Luxon says his Israeli counterpart Benjamin Netanyahu has ‘lost the plot’ and has condemned attacks on Gaza. “It is among the strongest language the New Zealand leader has used against Netanyahu and comes amid reports of intense aerial attacks on Gaza after Israel’s decision to launch a fresh| Asia Pacific Report
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Most people picture digital wallets or neobanks. Barbara Gottardi shares why that view sells fintech short. The post What Is Fintech? It’s Time to Rethink the Definition appeared first on The Fintech Times.| The Fintech Times
Explore AI outcomes, ILTACON 2025 insights, encryption wins, and evolving governance strategies in ComplexDiscovery OÜ’s August 2025 newsletter—plus a tribute to eDiscovery leader Kaylee Walstad.| ComplexDiscovery
ANALYSIS: By Peter Thompson, Te Herenga Waka — Victoria University of Wellington The recent internal report on RNZ’s performance, variously described as “scathing” and “blunt” in news coverage, caused considerable debate about the state broadcaster’s performance and priorities — not all of it fair or well informed. The report makes several operational recommendations, including addressing| Asia Pacific Report
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Pacific Media Watch A media studies analyst has condemned the latest deadly attack by Israel on journalists in Gaza and challenged Western media over the carnage, asking “where is the outrage” and international solidarity? Five journalists were reported to have been assassinated among 21 people killed in the air strike on the al-Nasser Medical Centre| Asia Pacific Report
By Patrick Decloitre, RNZ Pacific correspondent French Pacific desk A newly established “drafting committee” held its inaugural meeting in Nouméa this week, aiming to translate the Bougival agreement — signed by New Caledonian political parties in Paris last month — into a legal and constitutional form. However, the first sitting of the committee on Thursday| Asia Pacific Report
COMMENTARY: By Richard David Hames So here we are, 2025, and Israel has finally achieved what no terrorist group, no hostile neighbour, no antisemitic tyrant ever could: it has become the most dangerous country on earth — for its own people. Not because of rockets or boycotts, but because its government has decided that the| Asia Pacific Report
Pacific Media Watch Three media commentators addressed the 98th week of New Zealand solidarity rallies for Palestine in Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland today, criticising the quality of news reporting about the world’s biggest genocide crisis this century. Speakers at other locations around the country also condemned what they said was biased media coverage. The critics said| Asia Pacific Report
SPECIAL REPORT: By David Robie Protesters in their thousands have been taking to the streets in Aotearoa New Zealand demonstrating in solidarity with Palestine and against genocide for the past 97 weeks. Yet rarely have the protests across the motu made headlines — or even the news for that matter — unlike the larger demonstrations| Asia Pacific Report
COMMENTARY: By Saige England I unequivocally support Irish author Sally Rooney with all my heart and soul. The author risks imprisonment for donating funds from her books and the TV series based on Normal People to a Palestinian group. Once again the United Kingdom tells Palestinians who they should support. Go figure. In her opinion| Asia Pacific Report
Journalists like Anas al-Sharif who report the truth in Gaza to the world and are targeted by Israel deserve protection, not just sympathy. COMMENTARY: By Sara Qudah During the past 22 months in Gaza, the pattern has become unbearable yet tragically predictable: A journalist reports about civilians; killed or starved, shares footage of a hospital| Asia Pacific Report
Pacific Media Watch The New Zealand Green Party co-leader suspended over criticising government MPs over a “spineless” stance over Gaza has called for action. Greens co-leader Chlöe Swarbrick said in an interview with Al Jazeera that public pressure was mounting on governments to end the Israeli genocide in Gaza. The politician continues to push for| Asia Pacific Report
By Craig McCulloch, RNZ News acting political editor| Asia Pacific Report
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Disney's new Snow White is the elitist of them all.| Law & Liberty
Kenneth Rogoff reflects that he underestimated BTC's role in the underground economy, which has put a floor under the cryptocurrency's price.| CoinDesk
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In nominating an inexperienced MAGA partisan for commissioner of the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Donald Trump is chipping away at an essential foundation of the American economy.| The New Yorker
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The inherent complexity of an artist is that he ought to be nationless, placeless, even languageless. But Mamet proves that such a thing is impossible.| www.civitasinstitute.org
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The DOJ blocked Spirit's merger with JetBlue in 2022 over concerns about market consolidation, but markets also consolidate when failing firms go bankrupt and exit.| Reason.com
Government efforts to help workers and regions left behind by globalization have failed, but we have new opportunities—more effective than tariffs—to spur a manufacturing revival.| City Journal
Britain once built the infrastructure of empire. Today, it is dismantling the infrastructure of sovereignty. Not by accident, but by policy design. Net zero was meant to deliver justice, gree| RealClearMarkets
I remember clearly the first time I cradled an Everett guitar in my hands. When I strummed the strings, I was instantly seduced by the sweetness of the sound. I owned a vintage Gibson acoustic and I’d played a Martin. But they didn’t play like this. Those were made by man with machine; an Everett was all handmade. The post Editor’s Journal: How I finally got the perfect guitar appeared first on Atlanta Magazine.| Atlanta Magazine
Every year, Asian Scientist Magazine publishes Asian Scientist 100, a carefully curated list of the best and brightest researchers and leaders in SETM in Asia. This year we complete a decade of doing so.| Asian Scientist Magazine
Reddit users have named the most boring towns in Ireland, from Shannon to Sligo, citing a lack of amenities and atmosphere. Do you agree with their views?| Ireland Before You Die
Nick Maggiulli Of Dollars And Data focuses on personal finance using data analysis. Nick Maggiulli is the Chief Operating Officer ... Read more| Physician on FIRE
MIT’s latest report shows that 95% of corporate AI projects fail to create measurable value. Explore what this means for legal, compliance, and corporate leaders seeking responsible AI adoption in 2025.| ComplexDiscovery
The 4 Day Hard-Work Week Trend Sees Kirkland & Ellis Join Up Norma Harris, LawFuel contributing editor Kirkland & Ellis, the behemoth that rakes in close to US$8.8 billion and dumps US$9.25 million per equity partner into their bonus pools has decided zuckt nicht and is trying a four‑day in‑office week in London. The firm that has juniors […] The post Kirkland & Ellis Joins Four-Day Office Week Party (Reluctantly) first appeared on .|
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Reading Time: 2minutes By and large, Canada’s farmers have adapted to all the changes in farmland renting over the past several decades. This is very good news because a lot more change is coming. Not everything is perfect in today’s rental markets. There is never enough land, for one thing. And there’s never a perfect way — or, […] Read more The post Editor’s Note: meet the new renters appeared first on Country Guide.| Country GuideColumns, Agriculture News & Resources - Country Guide
Reading Time: 2minutes We know that our January 2, 2024 issue of Country Guide only begins to explore the “sweet spot” questions that you ask yourself every day. This was inevitable, we all know, because questions about right-sizing have moved to the forefront for today’s farm management… right-sizing the farm, right-sizing the equipment inventory, right-sizing the amount of […] Read more The post Editor’s Note: The sweet spot appeared first on Country Guide.| Country GuideColumns, Agriculture News & Resources - Country Guide
The word “entitlement” gets tossed around a lot in agriculture. “Oh,” somebody has always said, “the kids act like they’re entitled to the best truck| Country Guide
Feedspot has named Innovators Magazine the number one innovation magazine for 2025: ‘the best innovation magazine selected from ‘thousands of magazines on the web ranked by relevancy, authority, social media followers & freshness’. This is great news in this our 10th anniversary year. We published our first story in 2015 with the ambition of showcasing innovators and […] The post Top 2025 innovation magazine named first appeared on Innovators magazine.| Innovators magazine
2025 is a big year for Innovators Magazine – it’s our 10th anniversary year – and to mark the milestone, we will be bringing you new initiatives, starting with J-Changers. J-Changers is a platform for Japanese changemakers advancing the UN Global Goals to master the language of innovation, reach new English-speaking markets and capitalise on […] The post New platform for Japanese innovators advancing the Global Goals first appeared on Innovators magazine.| Innovators magazine
I think a vision of how we live in Europe is needed. How is it we’re going to live that’s European, that’s different from America, that’s different from a watered down version of China? It’s ours. And I think we need to spend some time on that question and really start to think beyond what […] The post Europe is experiencing a “reawakening of its architectural imagination” first appeared on Innovators magazine.| Innovators magazine
Doomsday predictions have been a persistent thread throughout human history. Whether the end of the world as we know it is envisioned as a divine intervention, a natural or man-made environmental disaster, or a catastrophic failure of an artificial intelligence system like Skynet in the Terminator movie franchise, for many, the question is not if […] The post “I exist, therefore I worry”: Lessons from Apocalyptic Thinking first appeared on Innovators magazine.| Innovators magazine
In his now-iconic 2005 Stanford commencement address, Steve Jobs spoke of connecting the dots—how meaning emerges not in the moment, but in retrospect. When examining our relationship with nature through the lens of design and the built environment, this notion becomes strikingly relevant. To envision more prosperous futures, we must first look back—to understand how […] The post Hybrid Habitats: Innovating Pathways to Evolutionary Design first appeared on Innovators magazine.| Innovators magazine
There's a deepening divide among consumers, even as the rate of missed credit payments dipped, a new Equifax Canada report shows.| Mortgage Rates & Mortgage Broker News in Canada
HSR filings reached 1,699 through July 2025, reflecting a stable pace of strategic dealmaking. Explore how cybersecurity, information governance, and eDiscovery are shaping secure, compliant mergers in today’s regulatory climate.| ComplexDiscovery
Wi-Fi 6E brings wider channels, less interference, and higher wifi speeds—perfect for streaming, gaming, and next-gen applications. Explore more.| The CEO Views
Universiti Malaysia Sarawak (UNIMAS) continues to demonstrate its strong commitment to regional cooperation and global| UNIMAS Gazette
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The nature of work has significantly evolved in recent decades, yet the way that laws governing how people make ends meet has remained largely unchanged. The trade-offs between flexibility — the| RealClearMarkets
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Timothy Taylor, at Conversable Economist, had a post on August 13 titled “What Economic Ideas are True and Nontrivial?” He starts with a famous story that Paul Samuelson told and I’ll quote it here: [O]ur subject puts its best foot forward when it speaks out on international trade. This was brought home to me years […]| Econlib
The defunding of public broadcasting gives power back to the people.| Modern Age
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We face a much more troubling debt problem than we’ve ever experienced in American history, and addressing it can only be achieved with significant entitlement program reform.| www.civitasinstitute.org
Free traders love quoting Adam Smith’s dictum that “What is prudence in the conduct of every private family can scarce be folly in that of a great| Independent Institute
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The Fed should be replaced by free markets, not unbridled presidential power.| Reason.com
BBEdit ist ein beliebter HTML- und Text-Editor für MacOS. BBEdit kennt standardmässig keinen «weichen Zeilenumbruch», aber das lässt sich ändern. Bei einem «weichen Zeilenumbruch» werden lange Zeilen beim Betrachten in …| Steiger Legal
ESI Money is a site about managing your money, so you can become wealthy. This site is a summary of ... Read more| Physician on FIRE
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Ontario's final tally for housing starts in 2024 is well off what's needed to achieve Premier Doug Ford's goal of getting 1.5 million homes built, even with various new categories the government is adding such as university dorms.| Mortgage Rates & Mortgage Broker News in Canada
Earth’s air is getting thirstier — a desiccating phenomenon researchers say has increased the intensity of global droughts by 40 per cent over the past four decades. The post Western Canadian agriculture’s growing thirst appeared first on Grainews.| GrainewsWeather & Production Tips - Grainews
