While many of us were taking a break from the world wide web, the shades-of-Jerry-Gergich story was taking over the internet.

Thankfully we can count on the world's greatest fictional libertarian in times like these.

License plate readers: violating your privacy and aiding government stupidity since 2005.

Your average laptop comes in at roughly 500GB to 1TB of space standard.

Let's be clear about something: counterfeit goods are, indeed, a problem, do, in fact, have ties to organized crime, and are, as a rule, fairly crappy and worthless, so you shouldn't buy them.

Last week, the United States Congress passed a revised agriculture appropriations bill that basically stated that 1/8th of a cup of tomato paste could qualify as a half cup of vegetables in terms of nutritional value.

Geocities lives on.

The US government has big plans for the battlefield of the future and they look a sound an awful lot like an 80's toy commercial.

The Department of Defense is buying 2,200 PS3 consoles to upgrade one of their supercomputers, currently a linux cluster of 336 PS3s being used by the USAF.