Matador.org wrote a piece about 10 “precious” animals that’s on the verge of extinction. It’s all good to be informed about it, but the question pops out: Do we need ‘em? What good are they to us?

Let’s investigate it further, and see if we can’t get on in the world without at least some of them. First one up: Read full post →

The police case have finally been shut down. If it wasn’t for all the media attention, who’d really care anyways? Come to think of it, the little girl might’ve been released by her “hostages” if the media’s lenses wasn’t so focused on her. Read full post →

The famous dialogue-only-director Kevin Smith have already seen The Dark Knight, and he wrote a very small piece about it on his weblog: Read full post →

Today FUNCOM stocks - which’ve been falling down about two weeks after Age of Conan launch - went up. Why? Because they’ve finally released some facts and numbers that’s attention-worthy: Read full post →

Last time I wrote about Diablo 3, it was about Blizzard buying diablo3.com from the wild nerdian fans who’d owned it before. Now it looks like the speculations and the secrecy have born fruit - real juicy and mushy fruit.

The civil service worker at work told me he - in his network of hardcore Blizzard fans - knew an informant who’s a close friend of a staff member at Blizzard. Read full post →

Today I went to the US Embassy in Oslo, Norway, and it was a boring and trying (mental) experience. Although the security check just added paranoia to my regular ones, the whole design was as beuracratic as possible. Is that how USA is, too, I wonder?

The first thought that struck me was the nonexistense of coffee - not even the people working there were having any. Read full post →