Archive for the ‘cybernudism’ Category

Homophobia, Piracy, and the Need for True Names

Thursday, June 21st, 2007

The beta of Apple OS-X Leopard provided to developers that attended WWDC has been leaked. Nicholas Deleon of CrunchGear posted about the upcoming operating system appearing on Oink, a private piracy site and, oh boy, are the darknet pirates angry. In their anger, they are throwing out every homophobic rant they can think [...]


Critical Thinking Required

Tuesday, April 11th, 2006

I find it necessary yet again to mention that my Cybernudism blog, like most blogs, is commentary. In this format I hope to engage in larger debates on the issues facing humanity now and in the future.
Frontier Channel, on the other hand, is a science and technology news site. The separation between cybernudism.com [...]


Thoughtful Blasphemy

Wednesday, October 26th, 2005

Marshall Brain used his engineering and computer science experience to help an Internet audience learn How Stuff Works, and then turned his attention to exploring The Robotic Nation. While finding Robotic Nation Evidence everywhere and contemplating on how this may lead to The Day You Discard Your Body, Brain has also written several [...]


Name Change to Cybernudism

Tuesday, September 27th, 2005

What is up with the name change? “Leis On Life” did not exactly fit what I am trying to do with this blog. Sure, this is me commenting on life, but it has become a bit more specific than that. I focus mostly on science and technology and how humanity is dealing [...]