Halo Reach OST

Martin O'Donnell did it again. He made me cream my panties. The Halo Reach OST is bloody epic.

Even for you, non-halo fan. If you like epic orchestral music like I do and you tend to be very picky ( = you think that most movie OSTs are shit and don't provide enough emotional rush), you will be served.

If you are a Halo fan and haven't listened to it yet, go ahead and do. Please. Listen to it in HD for the best quality.

Don't go read the comments if you haven't played the game yet, they are full of spoilers.

I haven't bought a single OST yet... but as soon as I have enough spare money, I am going to buy the whole damn collection of Halo OSTs because they are ALL epic.

Martin O'Donnell is a GOD.

I feel like posting this - Hotel California

The guy on the right is Le sex.

Sungha Jung is so good it's unbelievable.

:)

Busyyyyy.. Hmmm.. Arduino. :)

I've been busy with stuff since I came back from Montréal.

Well not *that* busy but I didn't have time to be bored yet... and I cannot foresee such time in the near future.

First, I have received my Arduino experimenter kit from SolarRobotics.
Listen, this kit is awesome.

But before, let me tell you about the Arduino.

Back from Montréal! :D

I've been away for a week, on a trip to Montréal!



It was so awesome! I got to spend 3 days with an e-friend I had for over 9 years who I had met only 2 times prior to that and her boyfriend who was a +1 year old e-friend met on Tinychat. I also met one of her lovely RL friend who I had also met on Tinychat before.

We had an awesome time!

Mandatory implantation of RFID chips in the United States by 2013

Many blogs have been spinning this one, however they fail to provide credible sources along with legit quotations.

So here it goes. The American government plans in the HR 3200 bill to establish a national medical device registry a.k.a. database of implantable RFID chips.

Yes, THIS thing which gives animals implanted MOTHERFUCKING MALIGNANT TUMORS. Pictured is a VeriChip in a tumor. Yummy.

According to the bill, this will start being implemented "by not later than the date that is 36 months after the date of the enactment of this Act, without regard to whether or not final regulations to establish and operate the registry have been promulgated by such date". 36 months from October 14 2009 is October 14 2012 or more exactly, 16 months and 12 days from today.

These chips represents not only a risk of cancer, but also a risk of computer virus propagation. A hacked chip could infect other devices like RFID chips, pacemakers and full informatics systems.

If you don't want to have it implanted, you might want to start thinking of moving somewhere else if you can.

I am very worried for my fellow American friends...

You can see the bill here and search for the quotation above for more informations.
Implantable Radiofrequency Transponder System for Patient Identification and Health Information