Archive for August, 2006

David Griffin was interviewed on a radio program called “Guns and Butter” yesterday, and you can download an MP3 of the interview here. I’ve often made remarks about Griffin’s beautiful use of logic in his arguments in previous posts, and in this interview you’ll certainly see why, especially at the end. He discusses the recent release of recordings of conversations … Continue reading

A group of people, friends of those running the popular Bittorrent tracker called The Pirate Bay, have made a movie on filesharing called “Steal This Film“. You can visit the website and download the movie for free (various formats available) using a Bittorrent client. As you may already know, organizations in the US like the Motion Picture Ass. of America … Continue reading

If you’ve browsed around the Art section of my website, you probably already know I’m also into photography. Mostly just as an amateur and for my own projects. I’m really more interested in software engineering, and that’s what I do most of the time, but there are many other things I also do. Sometimes it’s so difficult to explain to … Continue reading

I saw this article today about employers who restrict Internet access at work. I had written about this before. It’s still amazing to me that there are actually employers out there who restrict Internet access in any way. The article has some good information about Microsoft’s research into this. However, it tries to tie this to Microsoft’s recent efforts into … Continue reading

I’m sure you’ve heard people say before, or perhaps you’ve thought (and maybe still think), that there is one god and that all religions we know today lead to him. Various paths, all leading to the same destination. But is this true? Can this be right? Is it really possible to have various religions, all leading to the same god? … Continue reading

In March 2006 I got to know about a book by Sarah Menet called “There is no Death”. I went to do some research to find out what it was all about and found that it discussed some interesting topics and questions. Topics and questions that, like most people, keep me busy everyday. So I went ahead and bought a … Continue reading

It seems that a lot of people (I could probably even say most people) inside Hollywood know what’s currently going on in the US, and have a general idea of where this is heading, but are too afraid to openly come out against it. Ofcourse assuming they’d want to do that. Indeed we’ve recently seen a few celebrities give their … Continue reading

I wrote about Alex Jones predicting another government staged terror attack yesterday, and you can now view it on YouTube. You can hear Alex Jones talking about why he believes such an attack will likely take place before the end of October 2006. Emperor Bush and Darth Cheney don’t have much time left, and many have said that they’re going … Continue reading

On his radio show Alex Jones today warned about another government staged terror attack that will serve to start World War 3. It’s said that he predicted the attacks on 9/11 in June 2001. At that time he spoke about a staged terror attack planned by the government that would be blamed on Bin Laden. On his radio show today … Continue reading

Have you ever used a (software) product that just felt and/or looked like it wasn’t finished? That had kindof an unpolished feel to it, rough around the edges and minor or even major issues? One that you knew had great potential because you enjoyed using some of its features and could have been a big winner if not for those … Continue reading