Burningbird
As we finished up Learning Node, 2nd, the Node.js Foundation released Node version 6. I quickly did a run through to see if I needed to modify the book text. Yes, indeed, I did. One of the major changes was how new Buffers are created. This is a major change, considering how integral Buffers are […]
I had an email exchange with Gene Emery of PolitiFact about a couple of its fact-checks related to the Clinton emails. PolitiFact just tweeted that it updated the ratings for one of them. Our re-rated item of @HillaryClinton‘s claim about whether emails were classified. https://t.co/0qmEVuKsMK pic.twitter.com/mhWmrWBuWF — PolitiFact (@PolitiFact) August 5, 2016 I have to […]
Update I had to link to the piece covering the interview between Andrea Mitchell and former DOJ Matt Miller. Appreciations to Mr. Miller for calling out Director Comey’s behavior as inappropriate. It was. Earler In reading FBI Director’s Comey’s statement I was pleased that the investigation is ended and the FBI has recommended no criminal […]
The Freedom of Information Act was never intended to be a jobs program for lawyers. Following up on my previous stories regarding the FOIA lawsuit related to the Clinton emails, earlier this month Judicial Watch deposed Karin Lang, Director of Executive Secretariat Staff at State, and Ambassador Stephen Mull, currently lead coordinator for the implementation […]
I have been writing some pieces at Crooks and Liars, primarily to extend my audience reach. My poor little weblog just doesn’t have the oomph it once had—probably because I write on such an odd mix of topics. About my pieces at Crooks and Liars… I’m a Clinton supporter, but even if I weren’t, I’d […]