Monthly Archives: November 2021

Why the Linux Desktop is not ready for the masses

The first major reason why Linux Desktop isn’t ready for mass consumption by normal users is that applications break or stop working on a fairly regular basis. Because Linux distros update their security and patch software so regularly, it’s been … Continue reading

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The Rittenhouse Verdict

Kyle Rittenhouse today received the news that he was found not guilty of all charges. This provides a small modicum of legal protection for him and his family moving forward, but avenues of “the process is the punishment” remain open … Continue reading

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How to make a Hockey Stick (climate graph)

Cherry pick your data sources. By picking and choosing your data sources you can make a graph that says absolutely anything. And this is what Michael Mann did with the original hockey stick, and what the “reconstruction” doubling down on … Continue reading

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The cold, hard truth about martial skills….

There are books, videos, and online resources to help you with your stick fighting. But a thousand hours working an X pattern on a heavy bag will do you better than all of them. There are books, videos, and online … Continue reading

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The issue with isotopes

“Rifle?” The United Space Force Petty Officer inquired. For a PO she looked too young, and too tired, but determined to get through the long line of volunteers ending at her station. “Swede Mauser, built 1904” Thor Gunnarson replied. “Should … Continue reading

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