I recently had the good fortune of my smartphone dying just as another “security” camera arrived for me to test. I was debating about how to go about it for this one, as it appeared, like most I’ve seen, to… Read More »Closing up the holes of “security” cameras
A few days ago I ran into a problem. The list of “notes” in Colornote, a note-taking app that came with my Android phone, had grown too large to sort through visually. So I thought I’d export them for reading… Read More »Non-fun with technology: Export a Colornote app database to CSV or text
Fr. James Altman, one of the few priests (the second after Fr. Robert Altier) I heard call out the propagandemic and its pushers for what they were in early 2020, says about 1:40 into this interview on Rumble why he… Read More »Why Did the Bishops Close the Churches? (And Fr. James Altman Is Back on YouTube)
Remember those “fiery but mostly peaceful protests” in August 2020? Well, now New Zealand is trying to make you believe gunshot wounds are a tragic, fatal symptom not of being, you know, shot to death, but of “Covid-19.” Listen very… Read More »New Zealand Classifies Shooting Victim as Covid-19 Death
If there’s one point 2020 brought home, it’s that rational thought may be in shorter supply than toilet paper was in February. Here are five people doing their best to brush aside propaganda and follow logic and evidence in pursuit of truth.
I divided the written content of this site into sections in an attempt to keep things a bit more clearly organized for the average reader. The purpose of the Music Journal is akin to the old definition of a blog—i.e.,… Read More »A Word From the Author