It’s been a few years since I’ve seriously looked at the state of the art in graphics card technology. My card is way behind, but since the girls arrived, I don’t have too much time to game anyway. Why am I looking again? Just curiousity. It’s good to see Kyle Bennet still over at [H]OCP. [...]
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Europe continues to march in the wrong direction regarding ‘multiculturism’ and the fear of their Islamic aliens. Both stories from Dhimmi Watch. First, from The Salford Advisor. In the run-up to the football World Cup, spoilsport New Prospect bosses have banned workers from flying England flags. A letter has been sent from assistant director of [...]
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Filed under: Islam
They just don’t stop. Update – Link fixed. Sorry.
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Filed under: Grab Bag, Science and Technology
It seems lately I’ve been posting more about blog internal stuff than anything else. With the migration to LivingDot, I’ve had to rebuild a lot of the template, restore plugins that I’ve decided are useful, and recover from some mistakes I’ve made in importing my WordPress database. I’m learning a lot about SQL, thanks to [...]
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Filed under: Blog Housekeeping
I stumbled over this one a week ago, and I can’t stop playing around with it. Why does Google have all the cool toys?
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17632.swf (application/x-shockwave-flash Object) Good work. (tags: humor Flash)
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