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Free Thing of the Week: SuperTuxCart
This week bring you one of the finest, funnest open source games around: SuperTuxKart.
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How France is Persuading its Citizens to Get Vaccinated
One in three French people think vaccines are unsafe, but across the country vaccine coverage is rising. Alex Whiting looks at how France is fighting back against vaccine skepticism.
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The Poli-Tricks of TL;DR: The Technical is Political
This post is an edited version of a keynote delivered by Nanjira Sambuli, Web Foundation Senior Policy Manager, at re:publica19 in Berlin. It was first published on Techpoint.africa. It’s increasingly evident that digitalisation has brought numerous benefits. From convenience and ease of communications, to easing movements of goods…
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Sunday Comics
The sun is up and there’s no one about, I get the paper and the Comics are out…I keep wondering, “Where did you get that blank (blank) expression on your face?”
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Travels in Lisbon: At the Creative Commons Summit, Part 4
Omar Willey concludes his thoughts on the CC Summit in Lisbon.
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Free Thing of the Week: Go Ask Alice, The Sudden Dream
Free Thing returns — again! This time a luscious, melancholic piece by Italian group Go Ask Alice.
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Why Aren’t Democrats Talking About Ending Patent-Financed Drug Research?
Americans will spend more than $460B on prescription drugs in 2019. This could easily be reduced to $80B, so why don’t Democrats get with the program? Dean Baker writes.
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