False Dichotomies

It's time for Episode 12!

Intro music: Trial by Fire by The Unavowed

First we kick off the new year with a review of Fedora 10 and OpenSuSE 11.1!

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The American Family Association is condeming Pepsi for supporting the Human Rights Campaign and PFLAG. Let's all have a Pepsi to celebrate their support of equality and human rights.

If you need to work the extra calories from all of that Pepsi make sure to avoid American Family Radio sponsors Curves Fitness (also Diane Magazine, which is published by Curves).

Holy crap, Adam says something nice about Apple. iTunes has dropped DRM, and that kicks ass. Unfortunately, it's not without a catch: freeing your existing music will cost you and iTunes files now contain your personal info.

Wikipedia is upgrading their server infrastructure. Will this mean more multimedia content in wiki articles? We hope so.

The San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit police start off 2009 with blood on their hands: Officer shoots pinned man in the back.

The ACLU is suing the US Department of Health and Human Services for allowing the Conference of Catholic Bishops to deny contraception and abortion referrals to victims of human trafficking with their grant money. Establishment clause, anyone?

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Ad Hominem of the Week

Alabama sheriff Greg Bartlett abused a legal loophole to line his pockets by starving his inmates. Apparently treating prisoners like human beings is too expensive for our "justice" system.

Seriously, fuck that shit.
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Check out these other podcasts (and more on the links page):

Blast the Right
Radicalguy/Radical Trannies
Irish and Celtic Music Podcast

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That's it for this week. Send us your questions, comments and feedback to show@falsedichotomies.org

Outro music: A Talk With George by Jonathan Coulton

See you next time!