The softaholic blog

No hay que temer aquello de lo que nada se sabe.
Ni al sexo, ni al amor ni a la muerte

Lucía Etxebarria - Beatriz y los cuerpos celestes

Turns out someone has sued Google for crimes against humanity. This insane (or maybe lucid) person has made his way into the US law system to officially claim that his social security number once scrambled reads the word “Google”. Yes, I thought the same: “What the…?”.

After a 7-month trip that has taken me to The Netherlands, Belgium and the US, things have finally settled down back in my hometown in Spain.Memories of good, bad, and awful moments have been collected and I couldn’t feel happier about the good ones. I just hope they last as long as the bad ones.

This is my world: my world, filled with my family and music and school and friends and hopes and worries. Sometimes my world moves too fast and sometimes it’s frame-frozen. But my world is mine; it is my chalk circle.

Douglas Coupland - Shampoo Planet

Google bots should not be having a hard time tracking my website changes lately… I’ve been in vacation for one week now and I only hit my desktop to check (personal) email and chat with my buddies.

mmmm… summer…

How stupid is your mother?
She’s so stupid she bought Windows Vista.

Ask a ninja.

But how could you then become an expert in your area?
[…]
By creating the area myself.

Prof. Dr. Edsger W. Dijkstra
Philips and I: a few snapshots (The manuscripts of Edsger W. Dijkstra)

All right, we’ll let you know.
I don’t have a phone.
That’s all right, Mr. Chinaski.

Charles Bukowski - Factotum

That’s it after a few weeks break, I’m back to my weblog mainly to post two interesting links:

The first one is for TED talks, an interesting source of talks given by very relevan people in many fields of knowgledge. They can be freely downloaded both in MP3 audio and MPEG-4 video.

In the other hand I provide a link to the FSM, already known as “Flying Spaghetti Monster”. Hilarious stuff that deserves being read (and seen).