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- Because I feel like a nerd tonight, how about some statistics?
The top ten most often quoted people in my .plan file (myself excluded) as of 8 February 2010: Lyssa (199 times) Anonymous (114) Hasufin (110 times) Jason (49 times) Pegri
- Crash on the red line of the DC Metro this afternoon.
Around 1700 EST5EDT in the DC metroplex, there was a head-on collision between two trains on the red line. The crash occurred in the vicinity of Takoma Park, Maryland . Re
- Information is never useless.
Always make friends with the one busybody in your apartment building who pokes their nose into everyone's business. They're good for keeping you abreast of things that cou
- Where are all the heroes going?
It seems as if we're losing heroes (or at least, people perceived as heroic) left, right, and center these days. People that are put up on pedestals by people (or more oft
- May you always roll crits and never step on your four-siders, Gary.
Word is slowly seeping into the gaming community that Gary Gygax, the inventor of Dungeons and Dragons, went beyond the veil early today . Reports are sketchy - the usual
- Time Lords, like fine wines and Commodore-64's, get better with age.
On Friday the 15th I turned 30. I know that I didn't make a big deal out of it, and that wasn't out of any shame or wanting to keep things low-key as it was I've been real
- Practical HERF: No longer an urban legend?
For years, HERF weapons (high energy radio frequency) have been the stuff of science fiction and urban legends of the hacker underground. The underlying premise is simple:
- Belated LayerOne entry number one.
I made it to the LayerOne conference safe, sound, and on a shuttle bus that runs from the Bob Hope Airport in Burbank, California to the Hilton in Pasadena. Travel tip: If
- Weekend in review: Persephone's Ball 2007.
A couple of weeks ago Lyssa and I hooked up with House Eclipse to buy seats at a second table at Persephone's Ball 2007, the annual fundraising dinner held by the Open Hea
- A far busier week than I'd bargained for.
The past couple of nights have been busy ones, though not painfully so. Our weekly stitch-and-bitch had been moved up to Wednesday so that Elwing could join us after work,
- Archive: 20070109
Here's an article just in from the "In other news, fire is hot and water is wet" department: A study shows that studies funded by companies tend to frame the products of t
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