Crouching Pyramid, Hidden Agenda
My take on the USDA Food Pyramid.
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Who Needs Gates?
By drink | Mon June 30, 2008
One of the things we love to talk about on Slashdot is, of course, Bill Gates. Here's a little something I tossed off in response to a slashdot comment I found particularly repulsive, defending some of the less defendable actions of the Gates foundation. (See Dark Cloud over Good Works of Gates Foundation.) I mirror it here as an essential polemic on evil :p
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Heil!
By drink | Sat August 04, 2007
Pointing out Vulnerabilities
By drink | Thu November 30, 2006
Big Oil Strikes Again
By drink | Tue November 28, 2006
Big Oil's money is working hard to stifle the truth. The producer of Al Gore's movie An Inconvenient Truth tried to donate "50,000 free DVDs to the National Science Teachers Association (NSTA)"David, Laurie. Science a la Joe Camel. Washington Post Online, Sunday, November 26, 2006; B01.
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Fake Boarding Pass for Osama
By drink | Fri October 27, 2006
US Gambling Prohibition 'Flawed'? Say it ain't so!
By drink | Fri October 27, 2006
One of the hottest trends on the internet today is online gambling. Chances are that you or someone you know plays or has played some game online for money - usually poker, which is by far the most popular game to play on the internet. But the USA has instituted a ban on internet gambling sites which actually operate within its borders, claiming that the sites will simply be money-laundering factories and, of course, will promote the degeneracy of the American people.
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Mohammed Saeed al-Sahaf, (former) Iraqi Minister of Information
By drink | Fri October 27, 2006
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Hack the Vote
By drink | Thu October 26, 2006
Lately, technology-related news sites have been swamped with information on the fallibility of electronic voting machines. Diebold, whose president promised to do everything in his power to "deliver" Ohio's electoral college votes to Bush Jr. in the 2004 presidental election, is capable of making ATMs that are considered some of the most secure on the market but also built a voting machine that can be compromised in less than one minute by an unobserved attacker, to the point of actually executing uploaded code.
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I WANT YOU to patch windows xp
By Anonymous (not verified) | Mon August 21, 2006