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| Tuesday Jan 26, 1999 | Peter McCluskey reviews
Baetjer's Software as Capital, and contrasts
the programming languages Perl and Smalltalk
to illustrate some of the points.
to Economics by arkuat |
| Legos are cool, but easily disabled by
marauding post-Y2K fanatics. Build an army
of dangerous servo robots with stuff from
Parallax
and plenty of KevlarŪ
to Robotics by obvious |
| Need something stupid, annoying, and out of
style? Try
Clickable Beavis. to Art by tjs |
| You've just heard about a horrible disaster.
Ten people killed. It's sad, sure, but just
how was it? Well, check out the
Killing Spree Scoring System and rate it
against previous massacres.
to Humor by tjs |
| For all you maladjusted Unix-using freaks out
there, there's
XEvil:
because violence should be senseless.
(Kill your parents. Run with scissors.)
to Games by tjs |
| Monday Jan 25, 1999 | When you absolutely positively have to have automatically reinflatable tires.
to Transportation by jason |
| Data mining in action. Find out how much the world values you when you
construct your own
public opinion poll. to Memetics by peterb |
| The Remembrance Agent is an application that augments associative memory. Quite possibly the wearable's Killer App, since "serendipity is too important to be left to chance". to Wearables by petey |
| Strunk's Elements of Style are always fashionable. to Reference by petey |
| Ambrose Bierce was an optimist. Godling's Glossary covers everything from avoiding existence-centrism to something almost, but entirely, unlike Gilbert and Sullivan. to Commentary by petey |
| The search page that Deja News doesn't want you to know about.
to Conspiracy by petey |
| The ever vigilant Cheese Reporter brings you up
to the minute news on events such as the
World Cheese Contest. to Food by peterb |
| The difference between a nice salad and a nasty one may only be properly understood by
grasshoppers and the men who eat them. to Science by jacquez |
| When the Fox network just isn't enough, there's
PursuitWatch. Just 99 cents a year
will get you pager alerts every time a TV station broadcasts a
high-speed chase. Unfortunately, and predictably, it's available in Los
Angeles only.
to Culture by riotnrrd |
| If you're attacking that heavily-armed nest of Cisco engineers, you'd
better know what the
best combat
shotgun for the job is.
to Warfare by riotnrrd |
| The story of "three very bored geeks, a leatherman, a bunch of disposable
plastic lighters, and a severe case of
pyromania."
to Gadgets by riotnrrd |
| Before you duck and cover, take a look at the
pretty pictures. to Warfare by goboro |
| Like the ordinary guy on the street, I am incapable of ripping a phone book in half. I actually know a professional clown, but he's also incapable of tearing those damn phone books in half. Thankfully, next time I have need of such a useful skill, I can just call up Buffo, the World's Strongest Clown for all my phone book-ripping, unicycling, FULL time entertainment needs. And remember, kids, SAY NOPE TO DOPE because BUFFO SALUTES AMERICA! to Humor by nyarl |
| UPDATE: Thanks to a loyal reader, that funky banner ad to Kalashnikov has been roughly translated as "Everyone trusts Kalashnikov. From Spetsnaz to Cisco Systems." Now, the Spetsnaz are Soviet special forces, but we are still left with one important nagging question: Why on earth is Cisco Systems stockpiling and endorsing AK-47s? to Warfare by nyarl |
| Sunday Jan 24, 1999 | Correct some of your youthful Usenet indiscretions
with Deja News' automated
message nuker. to Computing by tregoweth |
| Saturday Jan 23, 1999 | I was always dissapointed as a kid that my favorite Japanese movie monster
Gamera never fought Godzilla. But now, there's
strange fan fictionto
come to my rescue. Remember, "Godzilla vs. Gamera" is a trademark of Matt Lutes. I'm
sure neither Daiei Corp., Toho Corp., or Sony have a problem with that. to Movies by peterb |
| Friday Jan 22, 1999 | Seti@Home is a project that lets internet
users use spare cycles to help look for meaningful signs of alien
life amongst SETI data, much like the distributed
efforts to find crypto keys.
to Science by faisal |
| Ryuchi Sakamoto is one of the most interesting and versatile popular composers of the late 20th century.
to Music by faisal |
| Prodigy's shutting
down its pre-Internet "Classic" service
rather than fixing its year-2000 bugs. to Computing by tregoweth |
| The
Multimedia Medical Reference Library can help
when
something goes wrong with you. to Reference by goboro |
| Kalashnikov Arms, makers of the most widespread firearms in the world. But what the heck did this banner ad pointing to them have to do with Cisco Systems? Any translators out there? And what the hell kind of uniforms are those guys wearing, anyway? to Warfare by nyarl |
| Thursday Jan 21, 1999 | Revolutionary book in the '60s, quaint web page in
the '90s: Steal
This Book online. to Reference by tregoweth |
| The search engine is now available for testing. Please notify joshua@memepool.com in the case of any problems. to Memepool-News by joshua |
| Bioluminescent toys.
As in, children's toys. As in, squirtguns that squirt
glow-in-the-dark fluid. Yes: gene-spliced microorganisms to entertain
you! to Games by goboro |
| Find the
nutritional content of
most anything. to Reference by goboro |
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