The Seeds Of Our Financial Crisis Were Sewn By…

Sounds like a pretty interesting place, even with the constant wars. The inhabitants must be utterly sick of foreigners. Why cant we all just leave them alone?

Amazing Balance

Published in October 28th, 2009

Posted by hhopper in Video, sports

30 Comments

Amazing Balance

CDC GUESSTIMATED H1N1 CASES — Data Now Looks Bogus!!

Published in October 26th, 2009

Posted by John C Dvorak in Video

30 Comments

Netflix Streaming Coming to PS3

Published in October 26th, 2009

Posted by hhopper in The Internet, Video

11 Comments

Netflix Streaming Coming to PS3

The new Alex Jones film: Fall Of The Republic

Published in October 24th, 2009

Posted by Cherman in Video

25 Comments

The biggest problem with Alex Jones, is even though he is often rightly critical, he sounds like a nut-job.

Al Franken Against A Health Industry Hack

Published in October 24th, 2009

Posted by Uncle Dave in Health Care, Video

52 Comments

This woman is from the Hudson Institute, originally founded by futurist Herman Kahn.

Precision Motorbike Riding, Italian Police Style

Published in October 22nd, 2009

Posted by Uncle Dave in Video

11 Comments

Microsoft’s App Testing Lab For Their Windows Phone Marketplace

Published in October 21st, 2009

Posted by Uncle Dave in The Internet, Video, computers, humor

8 Comments

Just out of idle curiosity, how many apps are in Microsoft’s Marketplace app store? I can’t tell since apparently you can’t get to it via their website without a Windows-based phone. Unlike that other company.

I’m iWatching And iReporting You!

Published in October 21st, 2009

Posted by Uncle Dave in Video

22 Comments

This PSA is meant to be satire or commentary (or is it?) on where London is heading with it’s multiple cameras on every street and where the former East Germany was. And were we could eventually go if we aren’t vigilant.

“There was of course no way of knowing whether you were being watched at any given moment. How often, or on what system, the Thought Police plugged in on any individual wire was guesswork. It was even conceivable that they watched everybody all the time. But at any rate they could plug in your wire whenever they wanted to. You had to live—did live, from habit that became instinct—in the assumption that every sound you made was overheard, and, except in darkness, every movement scrutinized.”
– 1984