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June 30, 2005

Author on Speed

Remember back in the days when all those shortsighted computer claims were from the Forties and Fifties?

One gigahertz (one clock cycle every billionth of a second) may be an absolute limit that can be obtained for [computer] clock speed.

-Medri R. Zargham, Computer Architecture, Single and Parallel Systems, 1996.

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June 28, 2005

Supreme Justice

There is justice in the world.

Including the particularly apropos:

The proposed development, called "The Lost Liberty Hotel" will feature the "Just Desserts Café" and include a museum, open to the public, featuring a permanent exhibit on the loss of freedom in America. Instead of a Gideon's Bible each guest will receive a free copy of Ayn Rand's novel Atlas Shrugged.

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Journalism

Michelle Malkin article on NYTimes

NYTimes doesn't have a clue.

Focus on diversity of religious upbringing and military experience?

*That's* journalistic diversity to them? By that definition, John Kerry could write for them.

This yahoo also wrote that

it is part of our professional code that we keep our political views out of the [NY Times].

BWAJAJAJAJAJA! I think that we are witnessing the profession of journalism surpassing that of lawyer as our lowest, bottom-feeding, blood sucking, morally and intellectually depraved form of low-life in this country.

How many journalists does it take to screw in a lightbulb?
Five:

• One to screw it in (via spinning it)


• One to fabricate facts about the event while hiding behind anonymous and non-existent sources


• One to write about how the Bush Administration has purposely failed to come up with an alternative energy source to power that lightbulb so that we remain shackled to big oil


• One to pine for the primitivistic lifestyle before our post-industrialized nation needed lightbulbs


• One to write about the misogynistic symbolism behind the engineering of the bulb interface and the socket




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June 21, 2005

Second Posting

still learning.....

People's Republic of Montgomery County, Maryland

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June 18, 2005

First Post

This is a test.

This is also a test.

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