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Nate Long
First boost Oct 27, 2024 · Last boosted Mar 30, 2026
Nate Long has walked through the valley of the shadow of the Internet for 25 years, focused on cybersecurity and privacy. He spent 10 years working for an Israeli cybersecurity firm, the past 6 years as cybersecurity evangelist for a large healthcare system, and is the founder of CyberHedge, LLC, a company focused on digital homesteading, personal privacy, and the skills necessary for an anti-fragile life.
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literaryjoeDec 12, 2025
135 Evidently, post-Keynesian’s are delusional.
literaryjoeDec 11, 2025
135 It is so strange to hear someone say, “this can only be resolved by an appeal to history,” meanwhile history itself refutes his argument. SMH
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literaryjoeMar 31, 2025
135 Debian first, please ☺️
literaryjoeMar 31, 2025
135 Love the message but wen Linux and Windows?
Mar 30, 2026
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literaryjoeMar 30, 2026
135 This episode is loaded with insights!
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literaryjoeSep 29, 2025
135 An excellent rip! Samson is a civilized voice of reason in the midst of lots of emotion.
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literaryjoeJun 20, 2025
135 This was incredibly annoying to listen to. Sometimes one has to build a case and Alex kept objecting before he even heard the case!
I’m not going to opine on who was right or who won because the debate never happened, and it’s not occurring was entirely on Alex.
Alex cannot (or will not) see anything other than the immediate benefit of Lighting to those he is passionate about helping. Paul was attempting to say, “I grant you that, but don’t you want to help everyone, and help them for the long haul?”
One cannot adequately nor fairly refute a dialogue partner till one actually understands their view in a sympathetic manner. The one thing clear from this is that Paul understood what Alex was saying but Alex never took the time to understand Paul. 😢 frustrating and almost impossible to listen to because Alex wouldn’t let Paul speak.
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literaryjoeApr 17, 2025
135 Great rip; super appreciated this!
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literaryjoeApr 2, 2025
135 Loved this one!
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literaryjoeMar 18, 2025
135 Excellent episode; pure signal
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literaryjoeMar 9, 2025
135 Yep… more please
https://fountain.fm/track/fFxHrnjMCHXNiOXwVqHX
@nevent1qvzqqqp…
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literaryjoeOct 27, 2024
135 Robert mentioned a quote with ancient provenance. The idea seems to have first appeared in Cicero, "serit arbores, quae alteri saeclo prosint," though he credited Caecilius Statius. But it was philosopher/theologian Elton Trueblood who said it in the manner I think you were referencing, "A man has made at least a start on discovering the meaning of human life when he plants shade trees under which he knows full well he will never sit." ("The Life We Prize," 1951)
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Evidently, post-Keynesian’s are delusional.
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It is so strange to hear someone say, “this can only be resolved by an appeal to history,” meanwhile history itself refutes his argument. SMH
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An excellent rip! Samson is a civilized voice of reason in the midst of lots of emotion.
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This was incredibly annoying to listen to. Sometimes one has to build a case and Alex kept objecting before he even heard the case! I’m not going to opine on who was right or who won because the debate never happened, and it’s not occurring was entirely on Alex. Alex cannot (or will not) see anything other than the immediate benefit of Lighting to those he is passionate about helping. Paul was attempting to say, “I grant you that, but don’t you want to help everyone, and help them for the long haul?” One cannot adequately nor fairly refute a dialogue partner till one actually understands their view in a sympathetic manner. The one thing clear from this is that Paul understood what Alex was saying but Alex never took the time to understand Paul. 😢 frustrating and almost impossible to listen to because Alex wouldn’t let Paul speak.
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Great rip; super appreciated this!
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Loved this one!
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Debian first, please ☺️
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Love the message but wen Linux and Windows?
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Excellent episode; pure signal
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Yep… more please https://fountain.fm/track/fFxHrnjMCHXNiOXwVqHX @nevent1qvzqqqp…
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Pumped to see you doing this! https://fountain.fm/show/gpascDml6iI0sM8aTOCT @nevent1qvzqqqp…
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Robert mentioned a quote with ancient provenance. The idea seems to have first appeared in Cicero, "serit arbores, quae alteri saeclo prosint," though he credited Caecilius Statius. But it was philosopher/theologian Elton Trueblood who said it in the manner I think you were referencing, "A man has made at least a start on discovering the meaning of human life when he plants shade trees under which he knows full well he will never sit." ("The Life We Prize," 1951)