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Global Warming Contradicts Scientific Data
Posted on October 31st, 2008 1 commentI just noticed this article on TG Daily, the title says, “MIT scientists baffled by global warming theory, contradicts scientific data”
Go ahead and give it a read. But I can guarantee that this research project will fail and be terminated. Why do I say so? Because the proof these folks provide also contradicts the agenda set by the ones who control all the governments of the world. And it’s not the US as you might think either folks.
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Gimp 2.6.1 for Mac OS X
Posted on October 30th, 2008 No commentsThere were some issues with the Gimp porting project by wilber, mostly lack of team spirit and collaboration.
So somebody has finally taken up the slack. Gimp 2.6 is now available for Mac OS X by Simone.
For those of you who might not know what the Gimp is, it’s the GNU Image Manipulation Program. So kind of like Adobe Photoshop, except the Gimp in an open source free project. Here’s a screenshot of 2.6.1 on my laptop.
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OpenVPN on Mac OS X 10.5
Posted on October 22nd, 2008 3 commentsI admit, my last post wasn’t really interesting at all, but this one’s going to be a lot better!

After many months of looking every once in awhile for a good easy to use OpenVPN client for Mac OS X, my search has finally come to an end!
I present to you Viscosity.
It’s easy to use, imports and export configuration files, works on Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger and 10.5 Leopard.
Make sure you give it a try along with something like Untangle with it’s OpenVPN server.
If you don’t know what OpenVPN is, check this article on Wikipedia.
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Disgusting Technology Writers
Posted on October 21st, 2008 1 commentApple a Bigger Open Source Enemy than Microsoft? I can almost guarantee that you did not click on that link. Nor are you interested in doing so.
Stuff like that is absolutely disgusting. It is true that Apple is very protective of their IP, but please name one open source project from Microsoft that is of substance. Now take a look at Mac OS Forge. Directly from Apple we have Webkit, directly used by the KDE project, Google’s Android platform, and other light-weight browsers. How about the Darwin Streaming Server? A very easy to use and intuitive, full featured audio and video streaming server for RTP and RTSP. It can be used in tandem with their commercial QuickTime Streaming Server product. Then there’s ZFS, launchd, XQuartz, CalendarServer, not to mention Darwin (the core OS layer for Apple’s Mac OS X) itself.
Sure, the iPhone is not what we hoped for, and iTunes is still laden with DRM, but the proof is in the pudding, and using a Mac is unbelievably better than any completely open source OS available today, no matter what any zealous fanatics say.
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Finished Final Health Exam
Posted on October 18th, 2008 3 commentsToday I finally finished the last health examination required before I can become a fully approved resident in Australia. Great times!



