Monthly Archives: November 2008

Myers Briggs types & frequencies

The multiple silly personality tests build on the Myers-Briggs test, which is copyright. The Myers-Briggs foundation kindly has this data on it’s website. Now the foundation includes this comment: “Ethical use also means an honest presentation of the MBTI practitioner’s … Continue reading

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Silly tests; typealyzer

You can check your personality by your blog. The analysis indicates that the author of http://pukeko.net.nz/blog is of the type: INTP – The Thinkers The logical and analytical type. They are especialy attuned to difficult creative and intellectual challenges and … Continue reading

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Netbooks and notebooks.

I use Linux: as I get bored, I have tended to move around distros. At one point I was installing gentoo on everything, but have ended up using ubuntu. It is not that pure, but it just works: all the … Continue reading

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Shame, anger, Galifornia.

It appears that some radicals have invaded churches, because california passed proposition 8, which amends the California state constitution so that a marriage is defined as between a man and a woman. WorldNet reports: Decisions by voters in Florida, Arizona … Continue reading

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Climate heresy.

The only place I’m orthodox is in my adherence to the reformed faith. I trust God. Everyone else better produce evidence. And I’m becoming more and more irritated with the new Green state religion. My Anglo-Saxon forebears occaisionally sacrificed a … Continue reading

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Back… and is mental health a viable topic at all?

Sin ce the last post I have been travelling, there has been an election in New Zealand (and the USA) and I have been trying to get things sorted out after some time away. Blogging is lower down the priority … Continue reading

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