2010

Dublin Bus is overhauling its network, with major changes including route alterations and a reduction of up to 150 jobs.

via The source of this content is RTÉ (Raidió Teilifís Éireann), Ireland's National Public Service Media.

Arnold Kling argues in this EconLog post that the Obama administration misdiagnosed the causes of the financial crisis and overreacted. via Econlib.

Photos are featured in this article that ask readers to provide captions in the style of Private Eye. via Slugger O'Toole

Jeff, in his theory of California governmental failure, argues that the state's high quality of life necessitates certain downsides, which might just be shifted around rather than solved.

via Marginal REVOLUTION

David Henderson responds to Tyler Cowen's review of the book "Last Call: The Rise and Fall of Prohibition," arguing Cowen missed a point about WWI-era alcohol restrictions.

via Econlib

Slashdot user "r" discusses the challenges of maintaining custom patches for foreign codebases. via The source of this content is Slashdot.

The Daily Beast encountered a 404 error for this censored page, but you can return to their homepage using the provided link. via The Daily Beast

WIRED highlights Olympic scam-busting and the potential of new plastic alternatives in their current news coverage. via The source of this content is WIRED.

Columbia Journalism Review examines The New York Times Magazine's profile of Politico reporter Mike Allen, questioning the outlet's journalistic integrity and impact on the future of news. via Columbia Journalism Review

WIRED's homepage features a range of articles, from AI and the metaverse to Hurricane Helene and tips for shopping on Amazon Prime Day. via WIRED

Slashdot user "r" discusses the difficulties of maintaining custom patches for external code.

FlowingData celebrates the World Bank's release of World Development Indicators 2010, featuring a free online database and API with over 1,000 indicators.