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Miami Heat put their hoods up. Will you? #Justice4Trayvon #MillionHoodies

Trayvon is a 17-year-old black boy. He likes Miami Heat, Blake Griffin, The Boondocks, Tu Pac, Friday, football and going fishing. He left his house, one day, in a predominately white gated community in Florida, to pick up a bag of Skittles for his baby brother. On the way home, he was shot and killed by a white man.

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Dear People Screaming for @RushLimbaugh’s Freedom of Speech:

You’re right. Rush Limbaugh absolutely has the right to say whatever disgusting thought that comes into his ignorant, pea-sized brain, thanks to the First Amendment I utilize every day. But guess what. So. Do. I.

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Quick and Dirty Tips from an AD(H)D Web Surfer – 4

If your website looks like the image in this post, I will never, EVER visit it again. I mean, you can’t even see anything. Pointless.

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No! I have no idea why people are killing each other in Schenectady!

And this is how violence in the ghetto starts. Person A harasses Person B for some perceived offense that may or may not be real. Person B tries to get law enforcement to do something about Person A but law enforcement refuses. Then finally, at his wits’ end, Person B loses control and does something to Person A. And the cops blame it on the neighborhood, or the drugs, or poverty when the reality is they refuse to step in until the situation has erupted into violence, and someone’s hurt or dead.

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I am not politically correct. Sorry for the confusion.

So often, growing up, I heard that it’s wrong to see color. That classifying people is dangerous. That it not only hurts our country’s ability to be a community, but it hurt’s the feelings of the people who are being classified. And I always thought, “Why does it hurt someone’s feelings to be who they are?”

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Did you hear?

Date June 25th, 2011 User rayne Comments No Comments

We’re super stoked to announce that our very own home state has legalized same-sex marriage!

Last night, the New York State Senate approved Governor Andrew Cuomo’s bill, and Cuomo signed it into law just before midnight. Provided nothing gets in the way, LGBT couples will be able to get hitched starting in late July, making us the sixth state to legalize marriage equality.

Want your state to get on board too? Wear a White Knot in support of marriage equality and tell people why you’re wearing it when they ask. Explain why you believe in marriage equality if you have the time and they’re willing to listen. Tell them why it matters to us even if it doesn’t matter to them.

My Husband: Solving Violent Crime with Logic

Date June 14th, 2011 User rayne Comments No Comments

“You know, I just don’t see the point,” he said.

I looked up from what I was doing to see what he was talking about. As usual, he’d read some news story while I was feeding the animals and getting his breakfast ready.

“What, baby?”

“I don’t get these people! They get themselves all worked up and stressed out, and go and shoot someone, right?”

“Yeah?”

“And then! They’re arrested and their life is over. What’s the point? It solves nothing!”

Dear New York State Child Support:

Date June 13th, 2011 User rayne Comments No Comments

As much as I loathe my husband’s ex for living off welfare and his support money instead of getting off her fat, lazy ass and getting a job, it absolutely disgusts me that she’s just been evicted because it takes you two business weeks to process an electronic payment.

Quick and Dirty Tips from an AD(H)D Web Surfer – 1

Date May 12th, 2011 User rayne Comments No Comments

If your ads take so long to load that I can’t even look at what I went to your site for, I won’t be back. I also won’t be recommending your site to anyone else.

Anonymous – It’s not what you think.

Date February 26th, 2011 User Melen Comments No Comments

I’ve been sitting back and watching everything going on in the world. All the protests and fighting for rights and freedom. This is a major thing that’s happening in our life time, and we need to pay attention. Once the smoke clears, the world is going to be a much different place.

I used to browse 4chan, some time ago. 4Chan is where Anonymous started out. For those of you that have never been to 4chan, I would consider it one of the few lawless places on the ‘net, tho I’m sure there are those who disagree. This is not a place of fairies and butterflies where everyone is your friend. In fact, it’s probably good to just assume if you post everyone will hate you (newfag!). Even the vernacular regularly used on the site is more hate oriented than anything else, especially if you peruse boards like /b/.

I have a hacking background. In fact, that’s what ultimately got me my first job as a System Administrator, some 15 years ago now. I spent a lot (practically lived there) of time in the 90′s on Efnet IRC, running and being part of various hacking groups. I’ve done some things I’m not proud of, and have talked to and hung out with many hackers. My point here is that I have experience with things such as Anonymous, and even with that experience what I’m seeing, especially on Twitter, I’m starting to wonder if we’ve been duped.

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