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nice shots of allegedly: Incomprehensible Intersections

but I think they only look confusing from the air.

I’ve actually been to Frida Kahlo’s house mentioned here. Way back when I was dating a Mexican who fancied herself the reincarnation of Kahlo. Funny, I found the house by intuition–we were looking for it, got lost and yet somehow I knew how to get there. Weird.

The CBC interviewed the creator of isoHunt the self-styled “World’s largest BitTorrent and P2P search engine”.

You can see the interview on YouTube or read the script.

Note to self: isoHunt creator is Canadian.

(yes , D, I’m building up steam to blog the blog of all blogs on privacy…)

Canadian movie piracy rebuttal

Michael Geist - Movie Piracy Claims More Fiction Than Fact

link c/o
elegal.ca

When Luis is not focussing solely on American politics, his posts are really interesting insights into Japanese culture: Japanese Anti-Piracy Movie Trailers Become Even More Ridiculous