Existing Bookstores Should Become Front-ends for Amazon
The bookstores are dead. Amazon won. gg. But people still enjoy going in and looking at books. And drinking coffee....
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Shallow on Purpose | Daniel Miessler
I am nearly to the point where I can accept someone who decides to be shallow after seeing what it...
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Summarized Differences Between iPhone and Android
This is an attempt to show the differences–not without bias, but without hate. Functionality The iPhone focuses on doing a...
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The Individual Problem | Daniel Miessler
I believe that humans transferring their minds to digital form is inevitable. In fact, I think it’s precisely the way...
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Hitler, The Christian Warrior | Daniel Miessler
My feelings as a Christian points me to my Lord and Savior as a fighter. It points me to the...
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Huxley vs. Orwell: Whose Dystopia is Winning?
I posted here an absolutely brilliant and terrifying political cartoon. It’s about the way in which America (the West?) will...
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Searching Google Bookmarks from Chrome’s Omnibox
When Google first launched Google Bookmarks a few years back I immediately stopped using del.icio.us and migrated everything to it....
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The Zero-Control Argument Against Free Will
I have, over the last few years, put out a number of arguments against the possibility of free will. My...
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Everything Wrong With Our World is Natural
Just a reminder: Our world is fucked up because nature made it that way. What progress we have made has...
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How to Use WPA-2 Enterprise in Windows 7
WPA-2 Enterprise is pretty sweet. It allows you to require an Active Directory (any back-end database, really) username and password...
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Possibly the Most Important Political Cartoon, Ever
I tried to avoid hyperbole in this title. I failed. Take in this cartoon and you’ll see why. In short,...
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The Decline of Reddit, Hacker News, and the United States
There is one pattern that we must learn to identify and guard against, and it goes like this: A small...
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