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• [marginalium] On the decline of global democracy since the misleading ‘boom’ following the Cold War — 10 Mar 2021
• [marginalium] This blog, called ‘Statistical Modeling, Causal Inference, and Social Science’ has a ‘Zombies’ category, and it’s great — 7 Mar 2021
• [marginalium] The ‘marshmallow test’ has consistently failed the replication challenge — 7 Mar 2021
• [marginalium] Rulers are more poweful when there is a balance between ruled and elite — 6 Mar 2021
• [marginalium] Surge Protection — 5 Mar 2021
• [marginalium] A frank exploration of the ways PR failed us during the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic — 5 Mar 2021
• [marginalium] On the origins of the philosophy of cynicism — 5 Mar 2021
• [marginalium] Re-evaluating Income and Happiness Beyond $75,000 — 5 Mar 2021
• [marginalium] Vaccine hesitancy for COVID-19 is a portfolio of motivations — 1 Mar 2021
• [marginalium] PiKeeper: A Pi-based NAS with data redundancy — 27 Feb 2021
• [marginalium] Home server remote access without port forwarding — 27 Feb 2021
• [article] Server 101: A Digital Foundation — 27 Feb 2021
  A simple set up that allows us to access our files and stream media from our PC, our phone, and wherever else we might want them. No one owns them but us. If anything goes wrong, it can be replaced easily. And most importantly, we’ll have control over our digital self in a way that it deserves.
• [article] Server 102: Access Everywhere — 27 Feb 2021
  A simple that allows us to access our files and stream media from our PC, our phone, and wherever else we might want them. No one owns them but us. If anything goes wrong, it can be replaced easily. And most importantly, we’ll have control over our digital self in a way that it deserves.
• [marginalium] Setting up Tinc VPN — 27 Feb 2021
• [article] Solving the Paradox of Tolerance — 24 Feb 2021
  Every now and then a proponant of ‘tolerance’ will cite political philosopher Karl Popper’s ‘paradox of tolerance’ to justify their suppression of the tolerant. Shame Karl Popper didn’t see it as much of a paradox, then.