Nov
09
2004
(I’ve resurrected this thread in honour of Firefox’s 1.0 release)

Get yourself a better browser. If you’re still using Internet Explorer, you need to know that the United States government, Slate (Microsoft Network’s tech zine), more or less every security group…
Nov
08
2004
{A look at quantum physics and eastern mysticism}
get the PDF; revised 11 September 2005
Science and religion have always fulfilled the roles of archnemeses, the former a heathenous pursuit of reason at the expense of righteousness, the latter a blind capitulation…
Nov
05
2004
T. Eve Greenaway at AlterNet says that the 18-25 age group actually did “rock the vote.” The problem? Everyone else did too.
Arianna Huffington says that the Dems lost their teeth before they lost their election. Poor John Kerry: his constant bashing of…
Nov
04
2004
With all the ballyhoo in the last week with the election, I haven’t had much time to reflect upon all the things going on in my life. So rather than a political rant, here’s my life recently:
On the 28th of…
Nov
04
2004
Our most beloved one has gone away
as we have risen, our children
dewy-eyed to sunrise, the door open.
The empty table set, the full cupboards bare;
the morning light a streak of ash:
Our Father is not there.
Our most beloved one has gone away
while…
Nov
03
2004
It’s not official, but the democrats have lost. Barring the 170′000 provisional ballots being overwhelmingly democratic, or some scandal (which, in fairness to both sides, appears not to be present at all), Ohio goes red, and so the election.
It’s been…
Nov
01
2004
With one day left before the presidential election, I stop and reflect upon the carnival that is the last four years, leading up to tomorrow’s grand finale.
- November 7nd, 2000 • Every news network in America bumbles up, reporting solid wins based…