My post on Jon Schillaci has gotten 11,202 views since I published it in late November, 2015.

It is the most popular post on the blog.

[Update: It's now at 11,389 views as of July 19th.]

....and he deals with Peter "Smallbones" Ekman, bastard extraordinaire, who wants all that scammy Bitcoin "goodness" for himself. Also Jytdog is fuckin' involved, because why not?


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From the bottom of the Trillion pool page in the "Never" section: There would be a page for my elbow if this ever happened. Believe me, there isn't going to be a page for my elbow. - Retterime 01:11, 4 November 2015 (UTC) The human species will never get to August 12, 4242 without blowing ...

I'm giving them another year, tops. They never updated their blog after December, they lost Hex, and Billy Burns uses his lack of height to comfortably peep through keyholes on the front doors of older houses in North Park, Kensington, La Jolla, and on Coronado Island when he isn't selling tourists ...

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-44712475 Wikipedia co-founder Jimmy Wales told the BBC he hoped that the music industry could find a way to compromise before the September debate. "Don't think about filtering everything everyone uploads to the internet. That's a pipe dream but you are ne...

Serbia was a wreck after the Yugoslav wars, all of the combatant states are still putting themselves back together in the countryside where all the burned out farms and smashed-up villages are. So the internet is issue number 999 out of 1000.

What aboot Canada, eh? Since Australia now has an official list of "condemned URLs", Canada or some little-considered country with really lax laws might be their only chance. Since Canada doesn't have a real "First Amendment", there will be problems anyway. m Being serious, the ...

Meanwhile in California, Section 230 is still an effective shield. I'm curious if the appeal (which I assume goes to the federal courts now) will eventually move up to the U.S. Supreme Court? In which case nothing California does will matter. Once court decisions settle US law on an area like this,...

Responses: Ah, yes, well, apparently academics are still arguing about how many people died in the purge, and will keep on arguing for centuries to come. Because unlike the Germans, Stalin's gang often kept poor or no records. Or the records were destroyed by later zealots trying to cover it up -- w...

AKA Nathan Larson. One of Wikipedia's craziest editors. He made the front page of Reddit today, July 4 2018. After 10+ years of chasing publicity. Of course, it wasn't a very nice post.... LarsononFPReddit.jpg m I could post the book-wiki article if anyone cares. Do it, they need to know the disgus...