mbkugler.bsky.social
Law professor, Northwestern University. Doing privacy and intellectual property. Views are my own.
https://www.law.northwestern.edu/faculty/profiles/matthewkugler/
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True. Need more theater majors.
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Look, this might count as a foul. I believe the appropriate restart is an indirect free kick.
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Ah yes. The “only extremists are sincere” argument.
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Not my area, but I’m intrigued. I agree with your intuition.
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The dream of all customer service representative
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Did you date a tornado or a dust storm?
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It might be okay. bsky.app/profile/chri...
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Plainly the last few months of info security scandals are an elaborate plot to convince us that they’re too dumb to carry out a covert op.
Alternatively: the way we know it wasn’t staged is that we haven’t gotten the group chat yet.
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Your students did not notice anything odd about this, however, and you are about to receive a stack of beautifully written exams on the investigatory steps taken by raccoons.
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This is why child labor is so awesome. Small hands for hard to reach places ;)
Enjoying the saga. Good luck!
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I pity anyone trying to square the various bits of antisemitism related education law from this year.
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I’d tell them that cats won’t be on the exam, but they will. :)
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I so loved that story. Probably my favorite, and there are some other good ones!
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My first thought was to check you’d read Mira Grant. :P.
Did you also read the prequel novella?
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Basically astroturfing opeds. talkingpointsmemo.com/edblog/94551
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All of the above, at once, on too much caffeine.
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That he didn’t reward Columbia may be his biggest tactical mistake. There just doesn’t seem to be any advantage to anything short of complete capitulation.
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Given the clarity of Carpenter, maybe it is for the best that they haven't taken another case since. :)
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It's funny. When Riley came down I really thought that the warrantless border searches would promptly stop as well - like a dozen other people I did a note on electronic devices at the border. But we still have this issue so many years later.
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Wait, we weren’t supposed to capitalize White? This lack of attention to rules is why I made a bad law review editor.
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You might be surprised how often CVs either aren’t available or aren’t updated.
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I think this is a case of programming experience not equaling data science experience. No competent social scientist would make this mistake, and only a dishonest one would keep making it.
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And northwestern! Should we expect more ivy in our future?
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On the good old days we had a “send this rejection tomorrow” button.
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Anesthesia is now mandatory during Black History Month, which also does not exist.
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“Christmas Shoes” may warrant threats of unlawful imprisonment.
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I’m surprised by the student coauthor. This seems like exactly the kind of thing we shouldn’t coauthor with an early career person.
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Hey, we are also notably missing! Don’t erase us. :P
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Star Wars never warned me that the empire would be this dumb. Like, the rebels needed to blow up the Death Star. These guys would crash it into a star and blame DEI for putting the star there.
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90% this. I can’t imagine that Columbia is fully blind to the chilling effects, but it’s likely under the mistaken belief that there won’t be significant secondary effects.
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That is an entirely rational response to current events. I finished in 2010, when universities were belt-tightening due to recession. That was bad. This is worse.