Failing again. Failing better.
Disclaimer: this is not a plug. I’m not being paid by LitReactor or anything. I’m just a guy who is intrigued by what the site plans on offering, so I thought I’d bring it to everyone’s attention. Set to launch on October 1, LitReactor is billing itself as a site writers can go to for…
Today’s “What if” post is a classic internet meme: how would you design your ultimate anti-zombie fortress? Theories abound on what makes an ideal holdout, with some focusing on how to improve the security of their current residence, to others trying to design more fanciful fortresses. I’ll talk about both below. And just so we’re…
As a rule for all future movie reviews, I will try to minimize spoilers and let you know when they come up in my review. Another rule: it’s a simple good or bad system, no stars or anything like that. I either liked it or I didn’t. Hopefully my review will tell you the extent…
As described here in an article by Wired (@Wired) magazine’s Danger Room (@dangerroom), General Stanley McChrystal, former U.S. commander in Afghanistan, transformed the Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC), into a network somewhat similar to the structure of Al Qaeda. McChrystal worked with the CIA, the State Department, the NSA, and other intelligence officials to combine…
Alright, readers, I’m only a few posts into this site. It’s probably a bit too early to start analyzing trends, but with so much data readily available, I can’t help it. To paraphrase one of my favorite scenes from “The Simpsons,” daily page views and visitors are increasing (that’s good!), but at a declining rate…