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Scott Johnston

Charlottesville
As seen in: Medium, Forbes, The Wall Street Journal, New York Post, MDPI, Phys.org, CIO, Universe Today, The Portland Press Herald, JD Supra and
Novelist (Campusland, The Sandersons Fail Manhattan), fighter of acronyms (CRT/ESG/DEI), Navy dad, disgruntled ex-Yalie/Econ adjunct, NYPost and WSJ op-eds.
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The Sandersons Fail Manhattan Shows How Radicals Have Captured Western Institutions

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By Bruce Bawer, Scott Johnston
| New English Review
The Sandersons Fail Manhattan By Scott Johnston St. Martin’s Press, 352 pages, $29 The title character of Frank Perry’s 1970 film Diary of a Mad Housewife, based on the novel by Sue Kaufman, is a young Central Park West resident, Tina Balser, who feels more and more distant from her bossy, obnoxious, and socially ambitious husband, a successful lawyer.
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The Sandersons Fail Manhattan Shows How Radicals Have Captured Western Institutions – The American Spectator | USA News and Politics

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By Scott Johnston, Bruce Bawer
| The American Spectator Verified
The Sandersons Fail Manhattan By Scott Johnston St. Martin’s Press, 352 pages, $29 The title character of Frank Perry’s 1970 film Diary of a Mad Housewife, based on the novel by Sue Kaufman, is a young Central Park West resident, Tina Balser, who feels more and more distant from her bossy, obnoxious, and socially ambitious husband, a successful lawyer.
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Thank You to the Stack Overflow Community for Ranking Docker the Most Used,  Desired, and Admired Developer Tool  | Docker

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By Scott Johnston
| docker.com
As you might have seen, Stack Overflow recently unveiled the 2024 Developer Survey results. This always serves for me as a time to reflect on what Docker has accomplished each year in between. Since our inclusion in the survey five years ago, the Stack Overflow community has consistently ranked Docker highly. We were humbled to see Docker recognized as the most-used and most-desired developer tool for the second consecutive year.
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