Why I’m No Longer Warning People Before I Link to My Own Content Within Social Networking
It is considered good social networking etiquette–especially on Twitter–to warn your followers that you are posting a link to content on your own blog or…
It is considered good social networking etiquette–especially on Twitter–to warn your followers that you are posting a link to content on your own blog or…
We’ve been debating agnosticism and atheism here for the last couple of weeks. One of the sub-arguments that has pronounced itself has come from my…
This doesn’t bode well. Here’s an interesting list of predictions from the study: The main drivers of religious affiliation to 2043 are immigration and secularization.…
A friend of mine (CarlM) and I have a long-running debate regarding how logical or illogical the average religious person is in the United States.…
In short? Bad. To give an overall flavor, here is a collection of data from a number of polls on American belief in evolution, correlated…
Image from sciam.com I don’t want to die, and being an atheist I have to engage in far more contortions than the average person to…
Christians love to rail against hateful language in the Koran, saying that the extremist teachings there can be used to justify violence. Well, it’s in…
I took the serious risk of correcting a friend today (privately, via Twitter DM) in regard to his use of “their/they’re”, and “your/you’re”. I told…
So a fellow infosec buddy of mine, Hoff, wrote a great piece about how Brock Lesnar is like Cisco. His main points seemed to be…
So everyone knows by now that Twitter is getting big. Really big. One of the most important things to figure out with Twitter, both for…
As George Bush hopefully taught us, it doesn’t matter if you think you’re doing good when you commit acts that suffering to millions of people.…
A random, innocent tweet by Gunnar Peterson (@oneraindrop) got me emoting about whether or not Information Security should be viewed/pitched as a business enabler. This…