Sunday, January 27, 2002

Thought for the day: Congress has no power to disarm the militia. Their swords, and every other terrible implement of the soldier, are the birthright of an American. Tenche Coxe, February 20, 1788 comment () trackback ()  11:56:00 PM     Iran Calls for Peace With Iraq. Iranian President Mohammad Khatami warned ``foreigners'' against interfering with Iraq's territorial integrity, state-run Tehran television reported on Sunday. [AP World News] The only foreigners threatening Iraq are Americans. Why do the Iranians, who recently fought a bloody war against Iraq, suddenly care if Iraq is threatened by America? comment () trackback ()  8:31:41 PM     In an email Paul Hardwick points out that Secure Internet Live Conferencing does work with OSX. That's true, thanks for pointing it out! I should explain, since this will probably come up again, that I don't consider OSX a Mac operating system. It's really just a Unix variant that happens to run Mac software also. OSX and the Mac OS are two very different things, and I treat them as such. comment () trackback ()  11:39:18 AM     Seen on the IDPA mailing list: The Defenseless Victim Act of 2002 has been introducted in Arizona as HB2456. It has twelve sponsors, but regardless of whether it passes it makes a very important point. comment () trackback ()  1:47:31 AM     Slashdot | Secure Internet Live Conferencing. [Privacy Digest] It's an interesting idea, but there's no Mac version. comment () trackback ()  1:11:27 AM

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