Samizdata discusses one Jew's decision to be an armed citizen.

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An excellent diagram which lays out the reasoning behind Apple's updated product lines cleanly and elegantly.

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I've written a lot about the CSC over the past week, and have gotten a fair deal of feedback on my work. Of particular interest is that some students at the University of Dayton have started dropping by. I do wish that my host hadn't broken referrer tracking ...

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…if in the research for a previous post, you search the Flyer News website for articles mentioning your name, and find an old editorial you wrote last year. Nothing unusual about that, right? Unless, of course, you have to read the editorial a couple of times not only to remember ...

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Marquette's decision to block the College Republicans from fundraising for the Adopt-A-Sniper program on their campus - Catholic tradition or cowardice?

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A collection of the odder articles available from Wikipedia. Bear in mind that every one of these was contributed in someone's spare time.

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Andrew Cochran provides a chart from the House International Relations committee illustrating the links between Oil-for-Food kickback and Saddam's payments to suicide bombers.

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No, my LiveJournal hasn't been hacked. All of the short entries with "del.icio.us/zheaton" in the names are being mirrored from my account at del.icio.us, which is a bookmark sharing system. I've started using del.icio.us to add a "sidebar" of my recent reading to my weblog, and decided to mirror that sidebar here. The sudden burst of posts was ( Read more... )

Free images and textures

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An extensive list of default router passwords. An excellent illustration of why, in the long run, security through obscurity will fail.

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