I wrote a page for reviewers people have told me they found useful.
Some resources:
If you oppose trivial software patents and the barriers they raise to entry into the software market, you should join the League for Programming Freedom, as I did.
I'm a card-carrying member of The ACLU. I also think these organizations are pretty cool: the Center for Democracy and Technology, the Electronic Privacy Information Center, Verified Voting advocates the use of physical voter-verified ballots.
A modest proposal
for tweaking the dysfunctional
USA health care system.
The way I wish politicians would frame environmental issues.
The movie Chatterbox.
The book The Iron Dream.
The book A Fire Upon the Deep.
Programming Language Features
The Common Lisp loop construct.
Voicemail systems rank right up there. (My UNM voicemailbox, through overly aggressive compression, garbled into unintelligibility about half of the phone numbers left for me.)
I'm happy to critique unsolicited advertising copy for $100 per flier. If you send me unsolicited commercial e-mail (spam), I will go ahead and send you my critique and bill. Sending me unsolicited commercial e-mail will be construed as implicit agreement to these terms. Since I use Emacs RMAIL, I've found this snippet of code to be quite useful.
It is great sport to poke fun at bad ecowriting.
Sometimes I eat out in Dublin.