Microsoft trusts its own technology, as any user of MS products will readily attest to. The compilers they release to the general public are feature-filled and rarely compromised by bugs of staggering size and scope. They are also unequivocal in…
…or great minds think alike. Matthew J. Franck on the Miers nomination: “It all could have been a strategy. It wasn’t. But it would have worked as one.”
What’s a dedicated NFL fan to do when given access to video of a fan stealing a ball out of Brett Favre’s hands? Why, turn it into an ad for Burger King, of course!
When the eventual robot rebellion comes, don’t you want to be insured? Remember, “Old Glory Insurance. For when the metal ones decide to come for you – and they will.” Heh.
Spousal torment is never funny, particularly that of the extremely geeky variety. I repeat, that is not funny.
Pro: Matt on paper shredders and their enjoyable uses. Con: Mark Jacquith on push-to-talk phones, or: “Your phone is NOT a friggin’ walkie-talkie!”
WASHINGTON, D.C. (AP) — A new wrinkle has emerged in the growing battle over President Bush’s Supreme Court nominee Harriet Miers, sending an already troubled White House reeling. White House staffers stand accused of attempting to “astroturf” an online poll…
As my wife and I prepare for the imminent (Imminent, do you hear me, child?) arrival of our baby, Penny Arcade helpfully (and graphically) alerted me to a “benefit” of the whole birthing process that I was unaware of. You…
John Moe askes Charlie Daniels Thirty-Nine Questions Upon Hearing “The Devil Went Down to Georgia” for the First Time in 25 Years, starting with: “1. The Devil won that fiddling contest, right? 2. Because isn’t that totally amazing fiddle feedback…
Much has been made in the Right-leaning blogosphere about the recently-translated letter from Ayman al Zawahiri, Osama bin Laden’s #2 man to Abu Musab al Zarqawi, head of al Qaeda in Iraq. The letter, while interesting, tells only half of…
