X-Cop Fly Company

 

The following page is the modern continuation of the "Archive" site which was on this domain’s predecessor. It includes various files to download.

 

X-Cop Fly Company software has been moved to the “Software (TI calculator)” tab above.

 

The GnuPG key used for downloads on xcopfly.com is available on the keyserver pgp.uni-mainz.de under the e-mail address listed in the “About Us” tab above, or you may download it here.

 

 

 

“REPEAL THE 17TH AMENDMENT” BUTTONS: This is a ZIP file containing six Web buttons in favor of repealing the 17th amendment to the United States Constitution.
There are plenty of Web sites devoted to this issue, including ArticleV.com and National States Rights Coalition. There is also a Repeal the 17th Amendment Blog with an affiliated Yahoo group.
All of these Web buttons are in the public domain.
(Download) (Signature)

 

 

PAUL PEDRIANA’S HEARTS FOR WINDOWS: Highly customizable software, computer players can say your own preprogrammed quotes and sounds during the game. The official page was down for years, and the file was recently unavailable after Winsite shut down. My package is a ZIP file which includes the game, documentation lifted from the Internet Archive’s cached copy of the official page, and various retro and modern decks.
(Download) (Signature)

 

 

 

 

SCOPAFREE, TRACKWORDS, SOLITUDE: These are three freeware games, made by David Bernazzani in 1999. ScopaFree is an implementation of the Italian card game Scopa, TrackWords is a Boggle-style game, and Solitude is a collection of 91 solitaire games. These games became casualties of the shutting down of Geocities and Winsite.
ScopaFree: (Screenshot) (Download)
TrackWords: (Screenshot) (Download)
Solitude: (Screenshot) (Download)

 

 

COREDUMPCENTRAL.ORG: Rogue Central @ coredumpcentral.org is a site dedicated to the game Rogue, and includes downloads of various versions for different operating systems, as well as useful utilities, documentation, spoilers, information, and more. The original site existed between 2001-2004. Portions of the site were retrieved from the Internet Archive in 2011, and the site was reconstructed and brought back to life on 9/19/2011. (Visit Rogue Central @ coredumpcentral.org)

 

 

THE FLY PAPERS:
“The Fly Papers” are the contents of the blog X-Cop Fly Company, with all copyrighted content removed and replaced with summaries when needed. The documents are available at the Internet Archive in PDF and other formats, and they are dedicated to the public domain according to the Creative Commons CC0 1.0 Universal Public Domain Dedication.
Volume I (All of 2009): (Internet Archive entry) (Signature of PDF)
Volume II (2010, January through June): (Internet Archive entry) (Signature of PDF)
Volume III (2010, July through December): (Internet Archive entry) (Signature of PDF)
Volume IV (2011, January through June), Second Edition: (Internet Archive entry) (Signature of PDF)

 

 

REPEAL THE 17TH AMENDMENT PODCAST INTERVIEW 3/2/2011 – REPEALING THE 17TH AMENDMENT: DEALING WITH POLITICIANS AND SPECIAL INTERESTS:
On March 2, 2011, I was interviewed on Brian Duffy’s Repeal the 17th Amendment Podcast, discussing in depth a column I submitted to the podcast’s affiliated blog on February 21st. With Brian’s permission I have made the interview available here in MP3 format.
(Link to Repeal the 17th Amendment blog) (Link to podcast)
(Download the MP3 of my interview) (Signature for MP3 downloadable here)

 

 

REPEAL THE 17TH AMENDMENT PODCAST INTERVIEW 12/6/2011 – SOPA, S. 1867, AND THE POLICE STATE:
On December 6, 2011, I was interviewed on Brian Duffy’s Repeal the 17th Amendment Podcast, discussing in depth a column I wrote for my blog on December 1st. With Brian’s permission I have made the interview available here in MP3 format.
(Link to Repeal the 17th Amendment blog) (Link to podcast)
(Download the MP3 of my interview) (Signature for MP3 downloadable here)