Links Galore! (It’s been Too Long!)

• David Hyatt with great thoughts on browser ‘support’ graphs — amen!
• General Clark was told to make the link between 9/11 and Iraq — I don’t like being lied to.
• With all the talk about The Hulk, what about She-Hulk
• On the next Pixar flick: much more info about The Incredibles
• Dice salary survey-o-meter
• So you find yourself wondering where your favorite open-source database software is going? Check the MySQL Roadmap
• Good for job seekers how to get past job resume reading robots
• I saw this with Leah, Masked and Anonymous — and I’ll say it was absolutely the best movie starring Bob Dylan as a radical underground dispossessed folk/rock star in a futuristic semi-thirdworld dystopia starring Jeff Bridges, Penelope Cruz, John Goodman, Jessica Lange Ed Harris, Val Kilmer, Cheech Marin, Giovanni Ribisi, Mickey Rourke and others. But I’ll also say it’s absolutely the worst in that genre as well. Leah and I got in free though, if that helps. We considered leaving about 2/3rds of the way through, but then, well, we were wondering how much worse it would get. Then Mickey Roarke became president and Bob Dylan broke a whiskey bottle and threatened another characters life. Then we knew precisely how bad it would get.
• Some books recommended by pal John, with his comments:
  • The eye in the triangle; an interpretation of Aleister Crowley by Israel Regardie — Very interesting look at his early years when he developed his ‘style of magic’. Story by his defunct star student, Regardie.
  • Futureland by Walter Mosley — An amazingly fresh cyberpunk book! Superb series of short stories linked together.
  • Evasion by the Crimethink Collective. — Sort of a post-modern Tom Sawyer story about hopping trains, living without a job, and shoplifting to survive. Come be useful info if Bush is re-elected!
  • The Way of the Peaceful Warrior by Dan Millman — A cool motivational/Zen book that has a big positive impact on most folks who read it.
• Good to keep in mind, In defense of al-Jazeera
• RDF and other monkey wrenches
• Interesting: Lindows.com says it’s down for a major upgrade to provide support for our exciting new LindowsOS 4.0 release.
• Also Interesting: Religion in popular music
• I want this t-shirt
• What’s an E-Bomb
• Research inspired by Matrix Reloaded: The Merovingian Mythos: Its Symbolic Significance and its Roots in the Ancient Kingdom of Atlantis
• (In Babylon 5) Why was San Diego nuked?
• Get Edumacated! MIT OpenCourseWare