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Daily Archives: 21 December 2010
Ineptitude or desensitization?
Recent failed terrorist attacks (the latest apparently in Rome) seem to indicate a terrorist enemy in shambles, pressed hard on every side and scraping the bottom of the barrel when it comes to operatives capable of carrying out meaningful attacks, … Continue reading
Posted in Afghanistan, al Qaeda, Current Operations, Defense, Government, Groups, Intelligence, Italy, Military, Nations, News, Pakistan, Security, Somalia, United States, War on Terror, World Watch
Tagged Afghanistan, attacks, Government, Intelligence, Military, Pakistan, Somalia, strategy, Terrorism, vigilance
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Farming: The flow of the seasons
We moderns get very put out by the changes of the seasons, even most farmers. We see the seasons as interruptions of the process we think we should be able to pursue all of the time, and because of that vision, we miss the important processes the seasons introduce. I’m coming to realize that the reason the seasons […] Continue reading
Science and Technology: If you want developers to adopt your browser, include a hard refresh option
I love Google’s Chrome browser because it is, so far, the best and most stable browser out there (thanks to Netscape, Microsoft, and Mozilla blazing a path for it). I do have a problem, though, with the fact that Chrome does not have a hard refresh option for web pages. This makes checking certain kinds […] Continue reading
Science and Technology: If you want developers to adopt your browser, include a hard refresh option
I love Google’s Chrome browser because it is, so far, the best and most stable browser out there (thanks to Netscape, Microsoft, and Mozilla blazing a path for it). I do have a problem, though, with the fact that Chrome does not have a hard refresh option for web pages. This makes checking certain kinds […] Continue reading