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Cure for Cancer

Scientists cure cancer, but no one takes notice

May 14th, 2011

Well Chris Rock’s prediction about AIDS treatment came true, and it looked as though the same would be said for Cancer. Big companies are only interested in cures they can patent. A simple cure would spell disaster for the Cancer industry (yes, it is a billion dollar industry), but that’s just what a small group […]

Earth Beat radio interview - Born Free

Earth Beat radio interview – Born Free

May 11th, 2011

Back in February I did a radio interview with Netherlands radio program Earth Beat. The Feb 25th show is titled “Born Free“, and my interview is the 3rd segment. Full audio can be downloaded, and I’ve also cut out just my bit and hosted it locally. It’s pretty much the same stuff anyone ever asks […]

RTOTD - Origins of ritual

RTOTD – Origins of ritual

April 3rd, 2011

Random Thought Of The Day I felt a bit sick today, so I spent the day on the couch watching programs from pbs.org. I watched this one about Stonehenge and how new technologies were shedding light on things the original excavations in the 20’s and 30’s were unable to uncover. They also found more henge […]

New RedBee firmware v1.0.2 released

New RedBee firmware v1.0.2 released

April 2nd, 2011

After it’s initial release, a few bugs have been identified and resolved in the RedBee reader. The first major bug was a bit-flip issue that basically read and recorded tag ID bits in reverse order. As long as you didn’t need to inter-op with other readers, this wasn’t a big deal. However as soon as […]

RTOTD – Prank: Hack Google Maps

March 22nd, 2011

Random Thought Of The Day Today’s RTOTD involves a prank I thought of while walking to work today. As I passed one of the many buildings between my home and office, I noticed the address number on one of them was 404. How funny would it be if someone hacked into Google Maps and made […]

RTOTD - Belief

RTOTD – Belief

March 18th, 2011

Random Thought Of The Day Ok, blog posts have been slim lately because I’ve been busy as all get-out. I constantly have random thoughts that I think, with adequate time, could be expanded into a great blog post. But, today and for the foreseeable future, time is in short supply. Instead, I’m going to commit […]

New FB group created for DIY RFID Implantees

New FB group created for DIY RFID Implantees

February 17th, 2011

Well, it’s been about a month shy of 6 years since I first implanted my left hand with a 3x13mm glass encased EM4102 RFID tag. So far so good, and even though the media hype around it quickly died down, there is a steady stream on inquiry from other adventure hobbyists on the RFID Toys […]

Enom's tech support isn't really support, it's infuriating

Enom’s tech support isn’t really support, it’s infuriating

January 7th, 2011

My latest (and probably final) interaction with Enom tech support; Dear Jack, I want you to know that I wholeheartedly empathize with the plight of tech support personnel. I used to pull support detail on phones and by email. I know users don’t typically have a grasp on jack shit, and when they do file […]

Are you a net-head?

Are you a net-head?

November 29th, 2010

I had a moment today where I was acting like a net-head; I was using the Internet during real-time conversation to instantly learn about what I was talking about, as I was talking about it. Now, I’ve been programming computers since I was 7 years old, back when a 2400bps modem cost a fortune and […]

R.I.P. Ellie "El Terriblé" Binks - aka Ellinore Binkel Binkelstien

R.I.P. Ellie “El Terriblé” Binks – aka Ellinore Binkel Binkelstien

November 4th, 2010
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