When the straight-and-narrow just won’t do…

Meet God (or the man who seems to think he is)…

“If you have something that you don’t want anyone to know, maybe you shouldn’t be doing it in the first place.”
The generous explanation for Eric Schmidt’s statement is that he’s revolutionized his thinking since 2005, when he blacklisted CNET for publishing info about [...]

One of the things at always annoys me this time of year are commercials and network promos where Christmas carols are altered with dumb lyrics, and the inevitable bouncing ball. Even more annoying are their arrival long before Thanksgiving.

Do network and advertising suits actually think we find this shit amusing…?

Laugh at any liberal who decried President Bush and his so-called “domestic surveillance program”. For all the fear of not being able to demonstrate their dissent against him, Bush was an amateur compared to Barack Obama and his fascist group of anything-but-liberal-speech-must-be-silenced cowards.
Conservative columnist and radio host Andrea Shea King had her Radio Patriot site [...]

The “It” is so 2006.

Honda’s new “personal mobility” device looks like a unicycle, but all you need to do to zip around in it — sideways as well as forward and back — is lean your weight into the direction you want to go.
Sounds like a dentist drill, thus a helmet with face guard wouldn’t [...]

What do you think the response would be from our ideological counterparts if they found out George W. Bush could use the excuse of some national emergency to take control of the Internet? Whether or not it could really be done is another issue, but the libs would be having collective aneurysms.
Internet companies and civil [...]

Coffee table, desk, I’m not picky.
h/t Brent B

Nothing is sacred nowadays, including DNA evidence that’s been used to clear many people falsely accused and/or imprisoned.  It appears DNA could also be used to put someone away who’s innocent.
The scientists fabricated blood and saliva samples containing DNA from a person other than the donor of the blood and saliva. They also showed that [...]

Many of us remember staying up to watch the first moon landing on our black and white televisions in 1969. Well, we can now watch the 40th Anniversary mission reenactment in real time as it happened… if that makes sense.

Very cool.

Seeing how this is a CNN story, at twenty milligrams of CO2 emitted for every two words read by people reading it online, thus maybe they should reduce the number of words in it. Then again, that would also theoretically  reduce the “quality” of the writing, wouldn’t it…
Twenty milligrams; that’s the average amount of carbon [...]