"The wailing and gnashing of teeth that you hear among Republicans is 68 percent envy and 32 percent sour grapes. Here is an idealistic, articulate young president who is enormously popular everywhere in the world except in the states of the Confederacy, and here sit the 28 percent of the American people who still thought Mr. Bush was doing a heckuva job at the end, gnashing their teeth, hoping and praying for something horrible to happen such as an infestation of locusts or the disappearance of the sun, something to make the president look bad, which is not a good place for a political party to be, hoping for the country to slide into chaos. When you bet against America, you are choosing long odds."

The amount of energy the US wastes prosecuting pot offenses borders on the stupid. And I'm quite sure it would be legal here in Canada if not for pressure from the puritans down South.

It's always interesting reading about how other people use software like text editors. You can always pick up a new trick.

The lady is right.

A handy little function.

An academic paper about the Indie Mac developer community.

A lengthy post on notebooks.

That letter is pretty scathing.

On how American\'s love to keep trusting idiots who don\'t know anything.

@SilverRocket Yeah. I think there were a few other issues.

On Obama\'s use of the Gotham type face.

A very cool essay.

(Link goes to a post in English about the original post.)

I\'ve always wanted to learn AppleScript. It seems too damn useful.

Disrespect.

An interesting discussion on the pricing of iPods.

One day I will own one of these damn cameras.

It\'s from Flying Meat Software.

Another project from the Robot Co-Op.

(And one of those countries is called Burma.)

On the redesign of US highway signs.