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Saturday, 30 July 2011
Anders Breivik: Good or Evil?
What do you guys think of Anders Breivik? The man who blew up a leftist political building and went on a massacre at a left-wing political summer camp. Is he really a terrorist and a man to hate or is he on to something with whats going on in Europe right now? Is what he did a justified act of courage in a brave attempt to save Europe and to show the world whats really going on? I'll let you be the judge.
Friday, 15 July 2011
Hard Drive failure.
Well shit. That is the thought going through my mind after realization of my hard-drive failing. You know the second drive you keep in your computer where you put all your special information and files you collect over the countless year. My 1 TB hard drive decided to die on me this morning and im left in a slippery situation and am doing all I can to troubleshoot the root cause and fix this mess, all I hope is my data is still recoverable. Out of the 1Tb of data, I have 800gb filled with irreplaceable data. Im sure many of you reading this have something similiar to the set-up I have, with all my movies, music, pictures, work, everything. I have no back up so if i cant fix it and its corrupt im screwed. Ill continue my scans, configuration, search for recovery software and hopefully this isnt my hard drives last breathe of air. Wish me luck.
Thursday, 26 May 2011
Tadpoles. Tadpoles eveywhere.
So its that rainy season of the year as we make are long awaited approach to summer, we are all getting rained on, our basements are flooding, tornadoes are killing people and there are dozens of toads having sex in my pool.
Yes, there has been massive reptile orgy sex in my pool. Every year I close my pool for the winter and in the spring when the tarp cover fills with water the local toads get it on and leave along these little babies as a present for Bill which is all so lovely. I had to put up with their high-pitched mating chirp for the past month and I am left with this great present. Now, what to do with them? I though of selling them, (like you know putting an ad on Kijiji saying "blah blah, $5 for a bucket full of tadpoles'') but I don't think I'd ever get around to it, so I have a better idea. Im going to just let them all grow and hatch into baby toads so they can inhabit my backyard as a toad defense force to protect me against pesky insects and mosquitos, and to terrorize my neighborhood. Now, Im not talking about a few hundread of them, there is literally between one and two THOUSAND of these things in there! Now this is going to give Bill some future entertainment to look forward too.
Yes, there has been massive reptile orgy sex in my pool. Every year I close my pool for the winter and in the spring when the tarp cover fills with water the local toads get it on and leave along these little babies as a present for Bill which is all so lovely. I had to put up with their high-pitched mating chirp for the past month and I am left with this great present. Now, what to do with them? I though of selling them, (like you know putting an ad on Kijiji saying "blah blah, $5 for a bucket full of tadpoles'') but I don't think I'd ever get around to it, so I have a better idea. Im going to just let them all grow and hatch into baby toads so they can inhabit my backyard as a toad defense force to protect me against pesky insects and mosquitos, and to terrorize my neighborhood. Now, Im not talking about a few hundread of them, there is literally between one and two THOUSAND of these things in there! Now this is going to give Bill some future entertainment to look forward too.
Tuesday, 3 May 2011
Science experiment
Gentlemen. Bill feels like sharing a fun experiment with you that you can try for yourselves or on an unsuspecting friend. What you will need for this experiment is:
1) Salt
2) Ice cube
Now, place a teaspoon of salt anywhere on your body ( preferably somewhere noticeable, like on your forehead ) and firmly place the ice cube on top of the salt and press it down and let it sit for a while ( the longer the better ). Once your ready, remove the ice cube and see your results!
Have fun, and comment on your results!
1) Salt
2) Ice cube
Now, place a teaspoon of salt anywhere on your body ( preferably somewhere noticeable, like on your forehead ) and firmly place the ice cube on top of the salt and press it down and let it sit for a while ( the longer the better ). Once your ready, remove the ice cube and see your results!
Have fun, and comment on your results!
Friday, 8 April 2011
Why consoles suck and PC is the king
Consoles truly are the plague of the gaming industry: encouraging many developers to not seek innovations but instead to develop at a lower industry standard set by the outdated, inferior and obsolete generation. Without consoles, the games we play, and with most certainty, our technological forms of entertainment as a whole would be far beyond what we have today. I have experienced both sides of the picture, for consoles as a young ignorant child playing nearly all my games on, before later learning what I was really missing out out on and what I was playing was merely a watered-down version of the big picture that I would yet to see. With this said, I would like to share with you ten points why the PC is superior to the inferior console.
1) Cheaper Games:
Publishing and licensing costs used by Microsoft, Sony and Nintendo raise up the price tag on consoles. PC games don't have this "royalty" fee.
2) Mouse and keyboard support:
The mouse and keyboard offer unparalleled accuracy and precision on all genres of games, many kids would argue otherwise because they've grown up on controllers, but we all know that those fidgety analog sticks would never out perform a good mouse and keyboard. The good thing is almost all gaming controllers are also backwards compatible with PC.
3) Playing online multilayer is free:
Theres no need to pay for some service to play your games online, unlike Xbox live users, who even pay for a connection that is free "P2P" while the PC community has dedicated servers which offer lag-free games and are not limited to a small "12 vs 12" game.
4) PC is upgradeable:
Thats right, every single component in your box is upgradeable, allowing you to fully customize your rig to your liking and maximizing performance. With consoles, you just throw it out and buy a new one.
5) Free mods:
PC has always had a massive modding community, adding free new content playability to all your games. Besides maybe Little Big Planet, consoles are left in the rain for this one.
6) Graphics:
While consoles use outdated hardware from 2004, PC keeps moving forward allowing you to maximize your experience with the latest and best graphics, and highest resolutions, something only a console can dream of doing.
7) You're not confined to an online service:
Console users often find themselves trapped in this online service, having to deal with downtime, console-restricting DRM and silly licensing agreements. PC users are free to do as they please.
8) Old games don't get left in the dust:
Long after the publishers abandon their support for old games the community offers unofficial, free, support for these games. This tireless effort by its fans offer Bug fixes, enhancements, new hardware support, keeping these games living long past their expiring date.
9) Unlimited storage space:
Being another bottleneck for consoles, the Xbox 360 is capped at what ever it can fit on a DVD. Aswell the PlayStation 3 has to struggle with its turgid Blu-ray access and enforced installs. PC games can meanwhile, sit happily unabused on your simply unlimited hard drive. Sweet.
10) Freeware:
There is a massive, untapped market of seamlessly free games in the thousands available to the PC, which would cost you on the console. And yes, they're legit.
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| Yeah, I'm on the right side. |
1) Cheaper Games:
Publishing and licensing costs used by Microsoft, Sony and Nintendo raise up the price tag on consoles. PC games don't have this "royalty" fee.
2) Mouse and keyboard support:
The mouse and keyboard offer unparalleled accuracy and precision on all genres of games, many kids would argue otherwise because they've grown up on controllers, but we all know that those fidgety analog sticks would never out perform a good mouse and keyboard. The good thing is almost all gaming controllers are also backwards compatible with PC.
3) Playing online multilayer is free:
Theres no need to pay for some service to play your games online, unlike Xbox live users, who even pay for a connection that is free "P2P" while the PC community has dedicated servers which offer lag-free games and are not limited to a small "12 vs 12" game.
4) PC is upgradeable:
Thats right, every single component in your box is upgradeable, allowing you to fully customize your rig to your liking and maximizing performance. With consoles, you just throw it out and buy a new one.
5) Free mods:
PC has always had a massive modding community, adding free new content playability to all your games. Besides maybe Little Big Planet, consoles are left in the rain for this one.
6) Graphics:
While consoles use outdated hardware from 2004, PC keeps moving forward allowing you to maximize your experience with the latest and best graphics, and highest resolutions, something only a console can dream of doing.
7) You're not confined to an online service:
Console users often find themselves trapped in this online service, having to deal with downtime, console-restricting DRM and silly licensing agreements. PC users are free to do as they please.
8) Old games don't get left in the dust:
Long after the publishers abandon their support for old games the community offers unofficial, free, support for these games. This tireless effort by its fans offer Bug fixes, enhancements, new hardware support, keeping these games living long past their expiring date.
9) Unlimited storage space:
Being another bottleneck for consoles, the Xbox 360 is capped at what ever it can fit on a DVD. Aswell the PlayStation 3 has to struggle with its turgid Blu-ray access and enforced installs. PC games can meanwhile, sit happily unabused on your simply unlimited hard drive. Sweet.
10) Freeware:
There is a massive, untapped market of seamlessly free games in the thousands available to the PC, which would cost you on the console. And yes, they're legit.
Wednesday, 6 April 2011
Big telecomunication companies bandwidth raping its customers
Like many other people (including many of my fellow bloggers) use the internet for a wide variety of things, from the use of downloading movies, music, games, to socializing, studying, work, everything. This making internet usage a very important part of our lives.
With more and more people looking to the internet for their daily tasks, companies such as Bell, Rogers and the dreaded Canadian Radio-television Telecommunications commission (CRTC) have come with with a sneaky "Back-door" tactic to pour out more money from its customers with an internet pay meter, charging as much as $2 more for every GB you go over. One of the ironic things about this which really pisses me off is that it costs these companies as little as $0.01 per GB to route information to us, the customers. With myself being a heavy internet user and often downloading games off Steam and watching streaming videos online have already been affected by this, previously paying a hefty $35 fee on top of my bill a few months back, which has had me considering to change my ISP to a more reliable provider Teksavvy. They, (unlike many of the other greedy ISP's) actually don't support this bloody meter and they aren't one that's always seeking for another way to make its customers bleed more money. On a related note, it always has been Bell, the who has been sending reps from India to constantly harass my phone line, urging me to switch. HA!
Now, these companies, (like what they do best) are trying to hide the publics eyes from this and keep the population uninformed so they can do their magic behind the curtains and the relative majority of people don't even know whats going on. So do what i did, help fight the Usage Based Billing, and sign the meter:
http://www.stopthemeter.ca/
Aswell, here are a few videos you may want to see:
With more and more people looking to the internet for their daily tasks, companies such as Bell, Rogers and the dreaded Canadian Radio-television Telecommunications commission (CRTC) have come with with a sneaky "Back-door" tactic to pour out more money from its customers with an internet pay meter, charging as much as $2 more for every GB you go over. One of the ironic things about this which really pisses me off is that it costs these companies as little as $0.01 per GB to route information to us, the customers. With myself being a heavy internet user and often downloading games off Steam and watching streaming videos online have already been affected by this, previously paying a hefty $35 fee on top of my bill a few months back, which has had me considering to change my ISP to a more reliable provider Teksavvy. They, (unlike many of the other greedy ISP's) actually don't support this bloody meter and they aren't one that's always seeking for another way to make its customers bleed more money. On a related note, it always has been Bell, the who has been sending reps from India to constantly harass my phone line, urging me to switch. HA!
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| Demonstrators gather in down-town Toronto Friday, Feb, 4th, 2011 for a 'Stop The Internet Meter' to protest the usage-based billing. |
Now, these companies, (like what they do best) are trying to hide the publics eyes from this and keep the population uninformed so they can do their magic behind the curtains and the relative majority of people don't even know whats going on. So do what i did, help fight the Usage Based Billing, and sign the meter:
http://www.stopthemeter.ca/
Aswell, here are a few videos you may want to see:
And
Monday, 4 April 2011
Islamization of Europe
This is growing and growing subject throughout the world and is becoming a reality, mainly in European countries, notably England, Germany, Holland, Sweden and France. The root cause: Fertility rate; Native Europeans are not having enough children, pressuring many countries to open their doors, with the bulk of the immigrants coming from Islamic countries. Bringing with them are, most notably the Islamic extremists are their religious traits, such as a man allowed to beat and rape a women who would show who face in public, which obviously not looked kindly upon by the western world. This is making much of the current population feel threatened and many agree (including myself) that Europe is being assimilated, with much leaders doing little or nothing to curb the mass immigration, to not risk themselves being labeled "Racist". Many of the immigrants don't speak their new countries language, refuse to do so, and many drag themselves to slums where they form isolated pockets of Islamic neighborhoods, with many putting weight on the welfare system, hurting tax-payers. Futhermore this has been causing many nationalist groups to gain attention and many more people are voting Right-Winged governments, which have more strict rules on immigration. I think is Europe should do is pay families to have babies, seems to be working in Russia.
Myself hoping to visit Europe one day, want to see European culture, people and heritage, not a multicultural society with much of its native culture assimilated, by the looks of it Europe does not have a very bright future.
**Note, i am not racist, or am i try to discriminate racial groups, simply trying to enlighten people of the concerning Islamic movements.
One of the most shocking, yet enlightening videos I've ever seen.
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| British Muslims protest - Is this really the future of tomorrow? |
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| Muslims crowd a European street to pray, local by-standers and authorities do nothing. |
Myself hoping to visit Europe one day, want to see European culture, people and heritage, not a multicultural society with much of its native culture assimilated, by the looks of it Europe does not have a very bright future.
**Note, i am not racist, or am i try to discriminate racial groups, simply trying to enlighten people of the concerning Islamic movements.
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