Eric Odom

On Saturday Jed published my interview with him for NetSquared. The interview, titled “Fighting Taxation Without Information“, was a lot of fun and I enjoyed talking with Jed about the power of open source and crowd powered content to provide information to the masses.
We did the interview over skype, where the audio was recorded, [...]

The U.S. Secretary of Transportation has a new blog set up called “Welcome to the Fast Lane”. Check it out.
H/T: Josh Shultz

Or at least, that was the case with Officer Chad Stensgaard of Portland. Stensgaard parked in a no parking zone and Attorney Eric Bryant witnessed the event unfold. But, instead of doing nothing, Bryant began filing citizen-initiated citations.
(AP) An attorney who watched a police officer park illegally in front of a restaurant, then wait around [...]

I’ve been meaning to write another freedom movement blog plug post, but because I’ve been traveling for a week I haven’t had time to get around to it. I do, however, have a few minutes while sitting here at the airport in Las Vegas and I figured I would plug Liberty Live, the official blog [...]

Welcome to the .577 T-Rex Rifle.

Of course, most of these guys are using terrible form, but it still shows the raw power of such a firearm. This video shows the proper way to fire a 577.

Is this for real?

In short… it’s absolutely amazing what 12 years of online innovation can do. I recently discovered a post that used WayBackMachine to pull together a collection of corporate websites from 1996. The results were quite astonishing.
Although Internet Explorer 3.0 could run Java applets and inline media, Netscape Navigator could not, and in any case nobody [...]

How fitting…
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