The Bangus Ultimatum

• happy new year, everyone! #

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• preparing for the family reunion of ‘08. release the hounds! hehehe. #

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These are my links for December 25th from 18:26 to 21:16:

• How It Works …. The Computer (Ladybird books, 1978) – Boing Boing Gadgets – i remember having a copy of this when i was a kid. by the time i started programming, it looked like this book was from a parallel universe
• Hive Five: Five Best Antivirus Applications – We've come a long way since the days of Norton, with handfuls of excellent freeware software that can keep your computer safe from malware just as well as their bloated, more expensive counterparts.
• Make Avira AntiVir (Free Edition) More Usable | TipsFor.us – The free edition of Avira AntiVir comes with an nagging popup window that rears its ugly head after each update (usually) every day, begging you to consider upgrading to the premium version. The popup is easy to dismiss, but annoying nonetheless. I understand that Avira needs to make money, but every single day is excessive.
• Best Of 2008: Most Popular Free Windows Downloads of 2008 – For those of you who weren't able to keep up, here's a look back at the most popular Windows downloads of 2008.
• Download free .pdf to .doc converter – It's easy to convert or print Microsoft Word documents to PDF, but what about when you want to go the other way around? The aptly named Free PDF to Word Doc Converter does exactly that.

These are my links for December 24th through December 25th:

• What Your Computer Does While You Wait : Gustavo Duarte – Take a few minutes to familiarize yourself with the 747-dashboard of an interface that graces Bulk Rename Utility and you'll be rewarded with an enormously powerful tool.
• Featured Windows Download: Bulk Rename Utility Blasts Through Your File Naming Tasks – Take a few minutes to familiarize yourself with the 747-dashboard of an interface that graces Bulk Rename Utility and you'll be rewarded with an enormously powerful tool.
• A Reporter at Large: Atomic John: Reporting & Essays: The New Yorker – Among other things, Coster-Mullen’s book makes clear that our belief in the secrecy of the bomb is a theological construct, adopted in no small part to shield ourselves from the idea that someone might use an atomic bomb against us.
• Much Ado About Dictum; or, How to Evade Precedent Without Really Trying: The Distinction between Holding and Dictum – From the birth of our Republic, starting with Chief Justice Marshall in Cohens v. Virginia, judges and scholars alike have grappled with the distinction between holding and dictum. However, neither the judiciary nor the academy has been able to come up with a consistent and workable definition of these two concepts. This article attempts to shine some light on this perplexing issue.
• AIG Exec UFO Catcher by Joaquin Baldwin – Pixel Nitrate – you can take out your revenge on those rat bastards who ran AIG with this handy Flash game by the incredibly talented animator Joaquin Baldwin

• still in the ofc. because the business of law requires extraordinary prudence. and i’m really really prudent. #
• is home in bulacan (at last). release the ham! #

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• i can feel the city shutting down for the holidays. why am i still here? #

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These are my links for December 19th through December 23rd:

• Cryptomundo » Santa’s Family Tree – In the current issue of Fortean Times, Wildman chronicler and artist Jeffrey Vallance has a unique, intriguing, entertaining graphic, “Santa Claus Family Tree.”
• The Joker: Practicing the Scar Story – always wondered where those came from
• 7 Abandoned Cities and Towns of the World | WebUrbanist – good for exploring, but better bring zomie-appropriate weapons, just in case
• Susie Bright’s Journal : Rick Warren Can Either Come Out of His Closet, or Go Take a Hike – This is a guy who believes that every abortion is a holocaust, who thinks the Iranian PM should be assassinated by early this afternoon, who campaigned like Atilla the HUN for Proposition 8, and yet whines that he "has eaten dinner with gay people, so don't call me phobic."
• LIFE photo archive hosted by Google – Search millions of photographs from the LIFE photo archive, stretching from the 1750s to today.
• ‘How I Met Your Mother’ Cast In ‘The Best of 2008′ – It was the year of the Olympics, the Jonas Brothers, the VP debate. In our photo portfolio, Alyson Hannigan, Josh Radnor, Jason Segel, Cobie Smulders, and Neil Patrick Harris reenact some of the year's most memorable moments…memorably!