Google opt out
Filed under: Just Goofy by caen
Sounds like a plan. What we really need is a way to opt out of Obamaland.
Google Opt Out Feature Lets Users Protect Privacy By Moving To Remote Village
Filed under: Just Goofy by caen
Sounds like a plan. What we really need is a way to opt out of Obamaland.
Google Opt Out Feature Lets Users Protect Privacy By Moving To Remote Village
Filed under: Just Goofy by caen
It never ceases to amaze me what cool stuff has been invented, yet squashed down by big oil. Take the “Quantum Free Energy Generator” for instance.
Fortunately, the internet has given all these planet saving ideas a wonderful place to flourish outside the stifling grip of big oil.
And don’t forget to go the the main web site for this fantastic invention. One thing that is for sure: real scientists publish all their work in giant blue and red font, not that crappy 12 point Times New Roman that all those crappy American Physical Society journals use.
Filed under: What's Up by caen
Filed under: What's Up by caen
My favorite reply to this editorial in Canada’s National Post is:
“Americans spent a total of 17.3% of national income on health care, up from 16.2% in 2008. Most other advanced countries spend between 8% and 11%. Second-place Switzerland spends about 11.5%.”
That’s because they are rich. And we’re not. Thanks to odious and foolish Frumish policies like thinking that having big bucks to spend on goodies, and then spending those big bucks on said goodies is bad. Just another anti-sumptuary. Frum, in my judgment, your clothes are too flashy, too much of the economy goes to yuppie open collared dress shirts for economic illiterates, time for some sack-cloth. This comment is my attempt to dump ashes on your foolish head, to go with the sack-cloth.
I do not want my spending on health care restricted. I want to have American grade big bucks to spend on health, or any other damn thing I choose. When I’m old and near death I intend to spend 99% of my economy on my health care. Or possibly hookers and blow.
But it is my choice and you should STFU.
Filed under: Just Goofy by caen
In case you haven’t seen this yet - a 2007 video from MadTV introducing the IPAD.
Best of all is comment below the video from default013:
Who gives a shit what was first? It’s still funny as hell.
Crazy apple cultists. Why don’t you worship Obama like normal cultists do?
Filed under: Serious Stuff... by caen
The price is.
I just got my PG&E bill. $0.38 per kwh. WTF!!
My natural gas is $1.23 per therm, or equivalent to $0.042 per kwh.
I don’t know how efficient a natural gas generator is, but even at 20% efficiency that still works out to $0.21 per kwh, and I could use the waste heat to heat my house. Electricity prices in California are bullshit. Someone is making a killing from this.
The next time someone tells you we need electric cars, tell them that the only way to afford them would be to install natural gas generators in everyone’s house. Or maybe we could just use a natural gas powered cars. Gee, what a revolutionary idea that would be.
Filed under: Serious Stuff... by caen
It never stops. Terrorists are going to bring down civilization with unlocked i-phones.
The move is essential to AT&T as Wi-Fi via wired broadband is much cheaper than 3G data transmission. It is estimated that as few as 12 iPhones streaming video can swamp a single iPhone tower, leading to Apple suggesting that terrorists could use unlocked iPhones as a dangerous weapon to our nation’s communications.
Well, I suppose followers of the almighty Apple might think that having their i-phone suddenly stop working is comparable to dropping an atom bomb on New York, but I think that they really ought to get some treatment for their affliction. Maybe there is an app for that.
Filed under: Serious Stuff... by caen
The whole aim of practical politics is to keep the populace alarmed (and hence clamorous to be led to safety) by menacing it with an endless series of hobgoblins, all of them imaginary.
H. L. Mencken