EsotericAppeal
November 11, 2011

From the way this picture was exposed, I’m led to believe the subject was the table cloth, in which we can see slight wrinkes, and not the lamb, which is so underexposed as to have no visible detail in substantial parts.

November 8, 2011

And without a clear ruling requiring agents to obtain a “probable cause” warrant to use the devices, it leaves citizens who may have only a distant connection to a crime or no connection at all vulnerable to the whimsy of agents who are fishing for a case.
That’s in stark contrast to the “just a hunch” warrants that courts regularly issue.

(Source: Wired)

November 7, 2011

Who first names their company Cyberdyne (the company that made Skynet), and then names their product HAL (2001). They may as well call the thing “Stabby Robot Exoskeleton.”

November 4, 2011
November 1, 2011

Let’s not bring Christine O’Donnell into this.

October 24, 2011

Google argued in a motion for partial summary judgment that because Oracle did not mark its products with the patents, Google was not entitled to any damages for infringement of five of the asserted patents that occurred before July 20, 2010, when Oracle gave the Internet giant actual and specific notice of its claims.
I’m not a big fan of big-i internet as it is, but when it’s being used as an adjective, there’s no way you’re supposed to capitalize it.

(Source: law360.com)

October 21, 2011

I had known about this for a couple of years now and totally agree with the post. Pancreatic cancer is a bitch, and there’s no way of knowing if delaying the surgery actually shortened his life, but fruit juice doesn’t cure cancer.

October 20, 2011
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