All you wanted to know about PRISM but were afraid to ask because someone might be watching (they probably are)
- Tim Batt
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Much has been made in the last half week of an intensely invasive programme run by America’s National Security Agency (NSA) called PRISM.
Read MoreBring it back: Ghost Nannies
- Chelsea Hughes
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Yeesh, things certainly have become rather serious on The Ruminator. Other writers have been talking about racism, sexism, anxiety disorders, and techno-annoyance (of this and this). It’s enough to cramp your furrowed brows.
Read MoreHey, buddy, where you been?
- Chris Brain
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DID YOU KNOW? If you drink a bottle of red wine in about 10 minutes it has a similar effect as taking a Xanax.
Read MoreEverybody Loves Diesel
- Jarrod Baker
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Last week, I presented my ideas on how we could save television from its seemingly relentless decline – this week, I’m turning my attention to movies.
Read MoreThe F-Word
- Ruth Payne
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So last time I talked about the f-word I looked at how I think feminism is failing. One way I am measuring this is that the great majority of women don’t want to call themselves feminist any more because it seems unnecessarily difficult – both in reputation and in practise.
Read MorePink/Blue
- Morgan Davie
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Me to my 2-year-old daughter: – Are you a boy or a girl? *pause* – I aren’t.
Read MoreThe Last of Us (p)review
- Tim Batt
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I had the chance to have a 30 minute play through of the soon-to-be-blockbuster title The Last of Us for Playstation 3 ahead of its world-wide release and I was blown away.
Read MoreBeen spending most my life living in a bigot’s paradox
- Lord Sutch
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There’s that old cliche, where the racist old person starts talking. And they’re usually old. When you get to that old stage you find that the racism permeates both genders
Read MoreTromso! Part one of a triology
- Alex Hawley
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In Samoan, depending on context the word ‘Malo’ performs as ‘hi’, ‘hello’, ‘thank you’, ‘well done’, ‘good job’ and was the name of a cheerful, rotund boy in my class at secondary school.
Read MoreHas Apple lost it?
- Tim Batt
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There are countless stories about the insane brutality Steve Jobs would inflict on the company he started as a young adult
Read MoreWhy I love and hate Twitter (though it’s more about hate)
- Lobby Lud
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I admit, I was a little slow getting to Twitter. I’m no innovator, nor an early adopter.
Read MoreSaving television
- Jarrod Baker
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Television is dying. I don’t mean my television specifically – rather ALL television. The medium of television.
Read MoreGet help faster
- Jane Barber
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Anxiety disorders run in my family and after a particularly tumultuous period a few years ago I was diagnosed with Generalised Anxiety Disorder, otherwise known as GAD.
Read MoreThe new good guys (some spoilers)
- Lobby Lud
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Are fallen heroes the new normal? Or did I just grow up?
Read MoreBring it back: The Great Egg Obsession
- Chelsea Hughes
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I love eggs so much. I guess you could call me an eggthusiast.
Read MoreBring it back: Weird competitions
- Chelsea Hughes
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I am very competitive. Very. I’m only writing this blog post because I’m not currently winning this blog. I don’t even know what that means.
Read MoreWhere’s the bacon?
- Courtenay Mews
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In the last year the gender gap increased from 12.85 per cent to 14.18 per cent to the biggest it has been in a decade.
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