Found it, starting page 13.

Just putting it out there that when Bulgaria made executives personally liable for prison time if their company committed tax evasion, tax collection went up by 15%.

Suddenly executives we're a lot more concerned with whether their books were correct.

I'll have a look tomorrow when I have more time, but I just want to say now that needle swap programs in isolation absolutely do reduce HIV and other blood-borne illnesses. Drug use is a specific metric, but it is correct that needle swap programs have upsides outside of that metric.

I'm not sure specifically about Canada, but I did look into how needle swap programs and harm reduction were handled in some US cities: it was a train wreck. This approach does not work without adequate rehab therapists and resources to help people quit. If it's just decriminalization and needle swaps with no rehab, drug use goes up.

The fact that US citizens look at these programs failing due to insufficient resources on the things that matter and conclude the whole thing is bunk is a separate problem.

Scientist "dies" in an experiment, but actually gets godlike powers. He spends months rebuilding his body.

Aesop Rock is an amazing artist. I can respect this as a fun song he made for his nieces and nephews, but I do prefer his more lyrically dense work.

Even if it doesn't prevent scraping entirely, filtering out the "fast, weak" bots help mitigate server load. Sufficiently many bots hitting your site is indistinguishable from a DDOS attack.

The fast food joints in the ruins of Pompei are fascinating. Stone tables with circles cut out so you could put food on the table and warm it from below, it's basically a modern street vendor setup without the glass.

Only War had the party's imperial guard regiment as a full on 'character' that they made together, complete with stats and traits. Really cool system.

Would be bad business to completely abandon her, would give a bad signal to other politicians on the payroll. She's got a nice comfortable career as an AIPAC lobbyist after this, most likely.