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Author Archives: JC
The Continuing Decline of Big Tech
This will be something of a sequel to this post last year about breaking away from big tech. Though, I will focus more on how bad so much big tech software has become and some alternatives I’ve begun using. What … Continue reading
Posted in Ramblings, Society, Video Games
Tagged Apple, Big Tech, Microsoft, OpenOffice, VLC, WinRAR, Xbox
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Robert E. Howard in Film
Robert E. Howard’s writing has been a source of inspiration for countless works across all forms of media. Though he wrote extensively in his short life, there have been relatively few direct film adaptations of his work. What makes this … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Literature
Tagged Conan, Red Sonja, Robert E. Howard, Solomon Kane
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Setting Goals and Failing
As I write, I have been recovering from an illness and had a week away from work with a lot of idle time. Most of this time I wasn’t feeling well enough to focus on anything productive but I am … Continue reading
Posted in Personal
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Fisking Feser
On or around the same day that I published my last post, Dr. Edward Feser also put up a post on his own blog dismissing what he calls “Benevacantism” by which he means the very subject of my post: that … Continue reading
Posted in Religion, Society
Tagged Catholic, Catholicism, Christianity, Edward Feser, Papacy, Pope, Pope Benedict XVI, Pope Francis, Truth
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Benedict XVI is still the Pope
This is a post I’ve contemplated writing for a while but have been very reluctant to do. The title alone should indicate why but rather than just make this statement, I want to give some background to my thinking on … Continue reading
Posted in Personal, Religion, Society
Tagged Bergoglio, Catholic, Catholicism, Christianity, Church, Papacy, Pope, Pope Benedict XVI, Pope Francis, Vigano
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The Evil of Contract Law
Any society featuring rules and mores based on contract law is inherently evil and is inevitably bound to devolve into rule by charlatans and thieves. It is not an accident that Satan prefers to operate by binding contract. Contract … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Ramblings, Religion, Society
Tagged Catholicism, Christ, Christianity, Contract Law, Contracts, Law
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Beyond Donkey Kong Book Review
Beyond Donkey Kong: A History of Nintendo Arcade Games by Ken Horowitz, McFarland, November 30th, 2020 I have previously reviewed Ken Horowitz’s first book Playing at the Next Level and also been a long time (though not regular), contributor to … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Video Games
Tagged Beyond Donkey Kong, Ken Horowitz, Nintendo, Sega
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Fisking Dreher and Skojec
As with a previous fisking of mine, this one is coming almost a year later but I felt compelled to do it given the subject matter. It will mostly be taken from this response by Rod Dreher to a highly … Continue reading
Posted in Religion, Society
Tagged Catholic, Catholicism, Christianity, Rod Dreher, Steve Skojec
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Is the bare minimum enough?
I have mentioned the Mike Judge film Office Space once before here when reviewing his film Idiocracy and I shall have to do a deeper dive into the film at some stage. Perhaps after the next time I watch it. … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Personal, Religion
Tagged Catholic, Catholicism, Mike Judge, Office Space
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The Importance of the Scouring
Homeward Bound by Alan Lee I have recently re-read the The Lord of the Rings trilogy for the first time in a decade — this time to my son who had really enjoyed The Hobbit. When getting to the end … Continue reading
Posted in Literature
Tagged The Hobbit, The Lord of the Rings, Tolkien
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