A History of Microsoft’s AntiCompetitive Behavior
The above link references this paper.
“This anti-trust thing will blow over. We haven’t changed our business practices at all.”
— Bill Gates, Microsoft founder and then-CEO (1995)

A History of Microsoft’s AntiCompetitive Behavior
The above link references this paper.
“This anti-trust thing will blow over. We haven’t changed our business practices at all.”
— Bill Gates, Microsoft founder and then-CEO (1995)
“Toncontin International Airport serves as the major airport in and out of Tegucigalpa. The origin of this name is unknown. This airport is frequently criticized for being one of the most dangerous in the world (due to its location next to a sierra, its short runway, and difficult approach, which requires large commercial jets to execute a tight hairpin leftward u-turn turn at very low altititude to land on a very short runway–American Airlines pilots, for example, receive additional, specific training for the Toncontin approach).”
Pilot’s view of approach and landing. Starts slow, you can see the airport at about 2:35.
Wow
Tags: cool, fun, recreation, unusual
The XKCD comic strip can be hit or miss with respect to humor and appropriateness, but I thought this one was particularly good. From the title pun to the ending reveal
Got this from my friend Curt’s blog. I remember my dog having dreams too, but not quite like this
Tags: economy
Absolutely unbelievable! Unfortunately, Dan Osman who is shown successfully free soloing in this video, died tragically at a later date when his rope failed during a controlled free fall jump. As impressive as the skill he demonstrates is, I can’t help but consider Proverbs 16:18, “Pride goeth before destruction, and an haughty spirit before a fall.” The life we’ve been given by our Creator is not to be dealt with trivially.
Got this image from Contemporary Calvinist.
God certainly does have a wonderful plan for those who love him:
And we know that for those who love God all things work together for good, for those who are called according to his purpose.
However, we may err in our expectation of the implications of this truth, particularly with respect to this present life.