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Audio Cleaning with Audacity and The Levelator
3/15/2007I was working on some very old video from a VHS tape when I discovered that the video and audio parts should be cleaned up separately. I was already using VirtualDub for the video part, so what about the audio? … Continue reading →
HackTool.Linux.ProcHider.a
7/30/2007Running your own server and writing your own scripts is really tough work. Now I need to go learn about HackTool.Linux.ProcHider.a. It looks like there are serious vulnerabilities not only in my own scripts, but in CuteNews as well. If … Continue reading →
Christians aren’t delusional
2/21/2007I randomly found a Google Video called “How do we know that Christians are delusional?” The user who created and uploaded the video claims that Christians are exactly like Mormons and Muslims, and that the basis of Christianity is a … Continue reading →
Elliot’s Short Updates for 2009-03-31 via Twitter
3/31/2009“..Einstein was lucky enough to have had limited formal education. Lucky [he] didn’t accept the incumbent knowledge and data in his field..” #
Popup Blocker may be Preventing Gmail from Opening the Page
10/22/2005I’ve finally solved the problem of: http://mail.google.com “Grr! A popup blocker may be preventing Gmail from opening the page. If you have a popup blocker, try disabling it to open the window.” The problem for me was Norton Internet Security … Continue reading →
Tag Archives: presidential election
Third Party Presidential Candidates’ Debate
Now it’s time for a real debate. On Thursday, October 23, at 9:00 PM ET (I believe that’s 6:00 PM PST) in Washington, DC, Chuck Baldwin will be debating with other third party candidates. They will show voters they don’t … Continue reading
Why Vote?
My friend Alan mentioned that he probably won’t vote because he doesn’t think his vote makes any difference. Well, here’s an answer from Peter Norvig’s Presidential Election 2008 FAQ. The best answer I’ve seen for this question, IMHO. Is it … Continue reading
This is not a democracy
Bob Barr is the Libertarian Party’s nominee for President of the United States. He believes the proper role of government is to ensure liberty, freedom, and free commerce; and not much else. GQ interviewed Barr and asked: Isn’t the government … Continue reading
Ron Paul on the Difference between McCain and Obama
It’s a tough choice. Right now I’m really leaning toward McCain, as I used to be a strong supporter of him; but recently the more I’ve learned about the war, the more I disapprove of how our foreign policy is … Continue reading
Did My Vote Count?
Yesterday’s “Super Tuesday” primaries were extremely sketchy. I specifically asked the lady at my polling place: Do I need to write my registered address on the provisional ballot envelope? She said “No,” they have other ways of identifying me. Yet … Continue reading
Ron Paul – Abolish the IRS, Federal Reserve, etc.
First, let me say that if you don’t want to read what I have to say about politics (as one reader recently told me), then take a look at my business blog or technology blog instead (and subscribe to them … Continue reading