Monthly Archives: October 2004

Cam Barrett has just announced the Personal Democracy Forum.

Okay, stick with me on this, it’s hard to describe. An Australian geek has gotten OS X running (sort of) on an old Centris using PearPC on Debian Linux compiled for the 68040. It took 1.5 hours for the boot … Read More →

I thought it was just me, but IT salaries aren’t keeping pace with other industries. It’s no longer the glamor career it once was.

A strange thing happened here in the race for the 29th US Congressional district. The Democratic candidate’s campaign requested a bunch of public legal documents on the Republican candidate, which I guess is fairly commonplace. The clerk who provided them … Read More →

Delusional nutjob Ralph Nader tells people to avoid voting for the ‘least worst’ candidate. Instead, vote for him, the worst, least candidate. It’s so sad, I can remember him from when he was a consumer activist who seemed to care … Read More →

I don’t understand how three people could drown in an SUV. If they had sufficient time to make a cell phone call, why couldn’t they exit the vehicle?

When 380 tons of Iraq explosives disappear, you have to wonder who’s really in charge over there. But you also have to worry for the safety of the troops and the Iraqis who will be caught in the crossfire.

A whole bunch of jokes. Not safe for work if laughing out loud is considered rude.