firefox used to be the fastest. now, firefox has dropped the ball. resting on its laurels as the internet explorer-​killer for its security and effi­ciency, firefox has become bloated over the years. sure, the security and web stand­ards are still there, but with a fast-​growing, internet savvy public, people are no longer set­tling for whatever they can get their hands on. nowadays, there is a browser for everyone. and in terms of …

FULL METAL PANIC! (all sea­sons)
giant fighting robots with rockets and laser swords. extremely clue­less but lov­able hero who can beat the shit out of anyone. bad-​tempered and prone-​to-​violence heroine. unne­ces­sary panty shots. crowning moments of awe­some. love tri­angles. unfor­tu­nately, there is no way to describe how awe­some this show is without watching it. with all of it’s action, char­ac­ters, and amazing hil­arity, this is one of the greatest ever made. …

artist: rjd2 (aka john krohn)
album: the colossus
label: rj’s elec­trical con­nec­tions
genre: turntables
street date: january 19^th, 2010
web­site: rj’s elec­trical con­nec­tions
rating: 3.5 out of 5

as an old-​school def-​jux fanboy, i pretty much was a fan of everything that label released, regard­less of whether or not it was actu­ally good music. just the fact that it was one of the few inde­pendent hip hop labels reppin’ the east was all that mattered. regard­less of what you think of …

updated on feb­ruary 8^th — added: defrag­gler & cdburn­erxp
aside from an infinite supply of free, messed up porn that this writer has access to, the internet has opened up the floodgates to new ideas on doing the same shitty, menial tasks day in and day out. we are no longer stuck in the rut of using badly-​coded, expensive, or down­right ugly pro­grams that slow down our com­puters and do their tasks so …

Just in case you have not seen this before… LOL! I want to kidnap him.

in a land­mark january 21^st decision by the highest court in the greatest country of the world, the supreme court — the single-​most trusted body in the entire uni­verse — finally recog­nized the con­sti­tu­tional rights of america’s most mar­gin­al­ized seg­ment of the pop­u­la­tion: cor­por­a­tions.
in a ges­ture that one observer described as “a middle finger to freedom-​haters every­where”, the judi­ciary voted 5 – 4 in favour of over­turning the 2002 dra­conian measure better known as the (as well as many other pieces …