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Bizarre, Apparently Jihadist Slaying in London (Video)

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Hell on Earth for Greeks

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Tag: Code

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Crypto.Cat: The Chat Site That Protects Your Privacy

Lebanese expatriate Nadim Kobeissi, 21, is determined to “subvert governments and frustrate marketers” with a cat- and code-themed website that allows users to exchange messages and files that can’t be read by anyone but the sender and receiver.

Posted on Jul 28, 2012 READ MORE

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Guns 4 Jesus: Michigan Company Adds Scriptural Codes to Rifle Sights

Because nothing says “Jesus” like high-powered rifle sights, Trijicon, a Michigan-based company that makes just those military accoutrements, has been churning out sights for use by U.S. soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan that are stamped with Biblical codes from the New Testament. So much for the whole “no proselytizing” rule in our nation’s armed forces.

Posted on Jan 20, 2010 READ MORE | 6 COMMENTS

The Da Vinci Flop

By Mike Luckovich —

Posted on May 19, 2006 READ MORE | 4 COMMENTS

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‘Da Vinci’ Secret Is Out: Most Critics Hate It

After all that hand-wringing by Christian leaders about the deleterious influence that the movie would have on the faithful, it turns out that the film is stillborn.

Posted on May 17, 2006 READ MORE | 1 COMMENT

From NSA.gov

The NSA: Fostering a New Generation of Code Breakers

The presumed next head of the CIA, Gen. Michael Hayden, once ran the National Security Agency. Fine. It’s got a cartoon picture that leads to a kid-friendly site called Cryptokids: America’s Future Codemakers and Codebreakers. It’s filled with decryption games and NSA employment resources.
Huh? Cartoons appeal to 7-year-olds. How many of them are going to be surfing the NSA’s website? And if the agency is trying to recruit high school students, why use a cartoon turtle as a roper?