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This site will be switching servers soon. Also, I am moving.  Will let you know when I’m back on.  Check out the blogroll.

If you don’t hear anything in the next few days, it’s because my home computer is severely dysfunctional at the moment, bear with me.  I should be back up to normal in a few days.

Comments work again. Also, I’m going to be testing adding a Reddit link to posts. Edit: Buttons kick ass.

I’ve just been informed via email that apparently the comments section is hosed. Hit up the email (longbongsilver -at- gmail.com) until further notice, I gotta reach the administrator.  Stickies don’t seem to be working either, for some reason…

Anyone tried to leave comments in the past few weeks?  I just recently had Spam Karma reinstalled, and it seems to be malfunctioning, when I go to the page for looking at what was tossed, held in moderation, whatever, it … Continue reading →

You know you ate a lot on thanksgiving when the next morning you’re still full… Hell, most of that was stuff other people fixed, I haven’t even gotten to what we cooked yet.  Barring events that absolutely beg for my … Continue reading →

Does stuff like this give anyone else out there a case of the Huhs, or is it just me? A drug cocktail that backers say is the first effective treatment for methamphetamine and cocaine addiction is dividing substance abuse experts … Continue reading →

Psychopolitik.com has just been moved to a new server. Please bear with us while we work out some of the outstanding issues (eg single-page links currently do not work). Posting will continue as normal. ***updated 110106 @ 6:11pm EST: the … Continue reading →

Population density in the US is such that there are huge areas of the country where your nearest neighbor might be miles away.  Cost of living is generally lower in the middle of the country.  Yet an empty lot in … Continue reading →

Yes, professional nerds have an interest group. Here‘s what they’re up to at the moment: The Programmers Guild, a group representing IT workers, has begun filing what will amount to about 380 legal complaints against U.S. companies advertising that they … Continue reading →