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| Tuesday Jun 19, 2001 | While the excellent BBC TV show, The Royle Family, is no where near as popular as other cable shows, it still might be ready for Prime Time and has inspired a few fan sites.
to Television by rsf |
| Tuesday Mar 13, 2001 | Why is DoubleClick, the scourge of privacy advocates, so interested in protecting online privacy? They're not. to Internet by rsf |
| Wednesday Feb 28, 2001 | The wondrous Craig's List, which helps connect people who want something for nothing with folks giving it away. to Commerce by rsf |
| Tuesday Dec 12, 2000 | I'm not one to hype commerce sites, but this one has a folksy style, unusual products, at fair prices. No auctions. Just pick out what you like and buy it. You can find something for everyone on your shopping list. to Commerce by rsf |
| Tuesday Nov 7, 2000 | Do you find Napster too inconvenient to set up? These guys set up a web interface to Napster and Gnutella that you can use on any computer. Now you can download tunes at any Internet cafe. to Music by rsf |
| Monday Nov 6, 2000 | To illustrate what a free and open society we live in, there have been two huge incidents of political censorship just days before the election. One by a major newspaper, and the other by our pals at Internic. Vote your conscience on Tuesday, even if it means not voting.
to Politics by rsf |
| Monday Oct 9, 2000 | Sometimes it feels like you're taking your life in your hands if you walk or ride a bicycle in San Francisco . Maybe all the drivers have been playing Microsoft's new game.
to Transportation by rsf |
| Wednesday Jun 7, 2000 | Too busy slaving away at your dot com job to attend your father's 50th birthday party? No problem. Now you can clone yourself (almost) with Rent-A-Relative. Better check their fee schedule first. Dysfunctional family is a $25 surcharge.
to Commerce by rsf |
| I pity da fool who disrespect Mr. T's wine reviews. to Commentary by rsf |
| Thursday May 25, 2000 | While anarchy.org almost seems like any oxymoron, anarchy.com is downright distasteful. It's not surprising to come across some porn, but the only logical top-level domain is still available There's always anarchy.gov, now there's a web site I'd like to see. to Philosophy by rsf |
| Monday May 22, 2000 | As a person concerned about my health, my family, and the Earth, I try to eat certified organic foods. While the U.S. Government has been trying to bastardize the organic certification, there are other equally compelling food-growing philosophies, like California Clean (which focuses on smaller farms) and Australia's Bio-Dynamic (which focuses on preserving the soil.)
to Food by rsf |
| Wednesday May 17, 2000 | Amidst a worldwide backlash against Genetically Modified foods the US government is still resisting consumer demand for mandatory GM labeling. Although some companies are publicly embracing GMs, most are quietly skirting the issue (even when they oppose their use). If the government ever gets their ass in gear, foods can be effectively tested and labeled. to Food by rsf |
| Monday May 15, 2000 | The Final Curtain is a company that allows creative individual to design their own final resting places. A wacky ideas (which the media jumped all over). Too bad it was a hoax perpetrated by the notorious Joey Skaggs.
to Art by rsf |
| Tuesday Apr 25, 2000 | Bulgaria.com is a central point for exchanging information on Bulgaria, offering Bulgarian personal web pages -- both elegant and simple. to Internet by rsf |
| Monday Mar 20, 2000 | What the FUCK is this guy talking about, and NO, I don't "get the idea." to Wackos by rsf |
| Tuesday Feb 29, 2000 | This couple has too much money, too many cars, and too many cats. At least they have places to put it all. to Wackos by rsf |
| Monday Feb 21, 2000 | One of the sadest tales of the Internet is the demise of GNN and The Whole Internet Catalog. With the potential to be greater than Yahoo, this massive project got swallowed up and shut down by AOL. You can still find remnants scattered about. to Internet by rsf |
| Wednesday Feb 16, 2000 | Like superbad and hell.com, New York's Dia Center has been setting up artist web projects. to Art by rsf |
| Monday Dec 13, 1999 | Tired of Eudora? Now you can have a teddy bear deliver your email. to Art by rsf |
| Everyone does ego searches, but all you really want to know is do you get more hits than your friends. Thanks to Altameter it's quick and easy to compare hit counts between different
people,
places, and
things. to Internet by rsf |
| It's nice to see progressive groups making effective use of Internet technology. to Politics by rsf |
| Channel One was just the beginning. Now they want to put Nike ads on school computers. to Education by rsf |
| Wednesday Dec 8, 1999 | With San Francisco's confusing microclimates, it's nearly impossible to figure out the weather across town, let alone the next day. This page of Bay Area cams is even more reliable then sticking your head out the window. to Web by rsf |
| Wednesday Dec 1, 1999 | If you want to know the truth about the WTO, ignore the official site and head for the protest site created by media pranksters ®TMark. The WTO is fighting to shut it down, but protestestors and also trying to shut down the WTO site. to Politics by rsf |
| Tuesday Nov 23, 1999 | I think Brian DeVane spends too much time in his room. Thinking he's the first to discover video feedback, it turns out he's about 40 years too late. to Art by rsf |
| Saturday Nov 13, 1999 | In the future everything will be free. This year we can start with vitamins. Maybe not free, but $85 ($25 + $20 + $15+ $15+ $10 ) should feed you for at least a year.
to Commerce by rsf |
| Friday Nov 12, 1999 | Thinking about DSL but $50 a month is too high? Want a second phone line but don't wanna blow $30 a month? How does $20 a year sound? E-ring allows you to check out memepool without blocking outside calls. to Internet by rsf |
| Thursday Oct 28, 1999 | Hundreds of fun and useful links in this hippy dippy web directory. They could even help you find Utopia. to Reference by rsf |
| Lookin' for something fun to do in the Bay Area? Don't check out the PIX Page unless you what to know what bands were playing back in February of 1998. |
| My favorite trade magazine has good to be Prepared Foods. All you foodies can stay ahead of the curve with their New Products Showcase. It's recommended to those who want to really know what goes into their food with articles on
biotechnology, new legislation,
candy consumption, and food trends.
to Food by rsf |
| Wednesday Oct 27, 1999 | If you thought mountain biking was dangerous, wait till you check out mountain unicycling. to Sports by rsf |
| Monday Oct 25, 1999 | No, it's not a torture device, just one of the many unusual patents found at Wacky Patent of the Month. to Gadgets by rsf |
| Thursday Sep 16, 1999 | Welcome to Venice, city of art and culture. Meet artist F. James Corvin and check out her on-line gallery featuring the endearing portrait of child-star Mason Reese. to Art by rsf |
| Thursday Sep 2, 1999 | I don't know how Goto managed to beat out Hotbot or Google in this search engine survey. Nevertheless, you can still have fun moving Internet $$$ around by clicking on these sleazy Web Casino links (at $7.50 a click) or weight loss scams ($2.30 a click) using Goto's evil plan. to Web by rsf |
| Feeling burned out? Turn off your computer and hit the road. But before you go check out this list of free camp sites, the National Parks Reservation Service and best of all, ReserveAmercia's cool-ass campsite reservation system. to Travel by rsf |
| Wednesday Aug 25, 1999 | Airplane safety guides are pitifully boring, unless you know how to have fun with them. to Humor by rsf |
| Next time you're in Hyderabad, India be sure to check out Ocean Park. For a new thrill, try dancing in a car or check out their cutting-edge virtual reality simulators. to Travel by rsf |
| Thursday May 6, 1999 | The Bell Labs speech synthesizer has eight different voices, but you have to be old enough to hear them.
to Science by rsf |
| For the ultra paranoid, a way of knowing what's flying over your head right now.
to Science by rsf |
| Look up the names of your next door neighbors. When you're done, check out their credit reports.
to Web by rsf |
| Some folks are setting up web pages to fight back against corporate domination. Silicon Valley's Fry's computer stores seem to attract the greatest wrath, but Dunkin' Donuts customers seem to be a cranky bunch too.
to Commerce by rsf |
| While there's been some controversy surrounding DiCaprio's new film, The Beach, that hasn't deterred hundreds of Thai students from expressing undying love for him. to Movies by rsf |
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