What country am I living in?
The former chief of prosecutors at Guantánamo, Col. Morris D. Davis, testified recently that superiors at the Pentagon decreed there would be “no acquittals” of prisoners tried before military tribunals. He said he also was told that the timing of charges against well-known detainees “could have real strategic political value.” — The Times
Does anyone in cable news READ anymore?
9:09 #
- May 1
- politics
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Thomas Dolby remixes Radiohead
Now, why does the player’s object code break my template? I have no idea, nor do I have time to jack with it right now. Here’s the link to listen to the mix, and vote if you feel so inclined.
After that, you can also check out the current top-ten remixes people have submitted and voted on.
9:45 #
- April 21
- music
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Stoned again with iChat
I’m absolutely addicted to the Evangelical’s The Evening Decends album right now. And, of course, I use the iTunes track broadcaster in iChat because I’m music-snobby like that.
Then, one of my close work buddies sends me over a screen grab of my “status”. Ah, iChat, if only it was true.
12:28 #
- March 28
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Woz on the Yahoo MS deal
I actually think it will probably be a good thing. Yahoo’s been struggling for a number of years to basically be as exciting, interesting and innovative as Google. And I think that will put it in a better framework… There’s a lot of things you can criticize Microsoft for but I don’t really see them as being evil. I think they really want to do in a business sense what makes them the most money… and that usually involves efficiencies in business and I think that is what the Yahoo deal will amount to. - Steve Wozniak
10:09 #
- March 25
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Free Hugs
Now, obviously this has been seen by nearly everyone on the Internet in the last year. And, the music makes my skin crawl. That being said, this is one seriously uplifting video.
Yeah, so sue me, this made me feel good, too.
9:49 #
- March 25
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