If you ask people about voter fraud, most will admit it's a serious issue, and it IS. People casting votes they're not entitled to is a serious problem around the country, and something needs to be done about it. What's currently being done is NOT the solution though. Current Voter Fraud proposals don't address the issue, they just disenfranchise people, and that's not only bad, that's utterly unacceptable.
Tuesday, February 28, 2012
The REAL Voter Fraud
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If you ask people about voter fraud, most will admit it's a serious issue, and it IS. People casting votes they're not entitled to is a serious problem around the country, and something needs to be done about it. What's currently being done is NOT the solution though. Current Voter Fraud proposals don't address the issue, they just disenfranchise people, and that's not only bad, that's utterly unacceptable.
The REAL Voter Fraud
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Friday, February 10, 2012
Browser Benchmarks: Firefox10 Vs. Chrome16 (WIN7)
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Following on from my earlier tests of browsers in Vista, I now present the Windows7 results. In case you were expecting things to fall the same way, you’d be surprised. The underpinnings of windows7 are different from those of Vista, and so browsers which are written to run at their best in one, may not work so well in the other, and so it turned out.
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Browser Benchmarks: Firefox10 Vs. Chrome16 (WIN7)
Wednesday, February 8, 2012
Browser Benchmarks: Firefox10 Vs. Chrome 16 (VISTA)
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We will be testing Firefox, Opera, Internet Explorer9, Chrome, and Safari. Compared with the results of last year, not long after Firefox5 came out, how have things changed?
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A few days later than planned, but here at last, is the NEW test of browsers. It’s been about 6 months since I last tested them, and all of them have moved on. Well, all except for Internet Explorer 9, which handily gives us a nice benchmark for last time.
We will be testing Firefox, Opera, Internet Explorer9, Chrome, and Safari. Compared with the results of last year, not long after Firefox5 came out, how have things changed?
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We will be testing Firefox, Opera, Internet Explorer9, Chrome, and Safari. Compared with the results of last year, not long after Firefox5 came out, how have things changed?
Browser Benchmarks: Firefox10 Vs. Chrome 16 (VISTA)
Friday, February 3, 2012
The Constitution is Just a Piece of Paper
The US as an ‘idea’ is dying. The country that used to pride itself on free speech, democracy, and being ‘the last remaining superpower’, is now apparently drunk on its own power. With unchecked powers expanding at every turn, and terror laden missives booming out from government departments, the country seems to be taking a counterbalancing position from those who embraced freedom in the Arab Spring of last year, and is actively cracking down on freedoms previously embraced as a national advert.
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The US as an ‘idea’ is dying. The country that used to pride itself on free speech, democracy, and being ‘the last remaining superpower’, is now apparently drunk on its own power. With unchecked powers expanding at every turn, and terror laden missives booming out from government departments, the country seems to be taking a counterbalancing position from those who embraced freedom in the Arab Spring of last year, and is actively cracking down on freedoms previously embraced as a national advert.
The Constitution is Just a Piece of Paper
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