NPR links that remind me of fandom. Because why not?
Interesting news links that either are fannish or remind me of fandom for today:
In the Leveragesque, 'John Doe' Offers To Turn Over Original Panama Papers Documents To Prosecutors.
Things I didn't know that contain no spoilers for MCU, unless you consider general information on a character created in 1966 to be a spoiler. (You might!) The Black Panther May Have His Roots In A 15th Century African Kingdom. I haven't read the comments; no idea who's spoiling anything there.
I am reminded of Chris Traeger's panel on women in government in Parks & Rec by this little gem. Dude, Where Are The Women? #AllMalePanels In Global Development.
My interested-in-IP-law self wonders at the greater ramifications of this, especially with regard to coding languages as it's mentioned in the article. Is Klingon A Living Language? That's For (Human) Courts To Decide
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In the Leveragesque, 'John Doe' Offers To Turn Over Original Panama Papers Documents To Prosecutors.
Things I didn't know that contain no spoilers for MCU, unless you consider general information on a character created in 1966 to be a spoiler. (You might!) The Black Panther May Have His Roots In A 15th Century African Kingdom. I haven't read the comments; no idea who's spoiling anything there.
I am reminded of Chris Traeger's panel on women in government in Parks & Rec by this little gem. Dude, Where Are The Women? #AllMalePanels In Global Development.
My interested-in-IP-law self wonders at the greater ramifications of this, especially with regard to coding languages as it's mentioned in the article. Is Klingon A Living Language? That's For (Human) Courts To Decide
This entry has been cross-posted to Dreamwidth (
comments). Comments are welcome on either post.