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Tuesday
May 11, 1999
Now you can listen to some of the excellect rare on-air tracks from KCRW's groundbreaking show Morning Becomes Eclectic.
to Music by peterb
Learn the truth about Star Trek, check out the Jesse Jackson page, and then celebrate the irony.
to Religion by jacquez
Monday
May 10, 1999
Although the author's graphic interpretation of Lovecraft's The Dream-Quest of the Unknown Kadath uses a stylized stick-figure to represent Randolph Carter, the effect, combined with the noirishly beautiful artwork, carries the story remarkably well.
to Comics by pjammer
To describe it in one word: versatile. It can be used as cozy housing, storage, a hat, and the subject of many Calvin and Hobbes cartoons. Still can't guess what it is?
to Gadgets by djinn
If you've ever wanted to work in the control room of a nuclear power plant, but didn't want the burden of responsibility when the meltdown happens, the Nuclear Power Plant Game is for you. The reactor exploded? Oh darn.
to Games by eclipse
If you ever wanted to see what a cat scan looks like, now's your chance.
to Humor by eclipse
If you feel totally clueless about things like ADSL, e-commerce, object-oriented programming, and other computer-related buzzwords, whatis.com is here to help.
to Internet by eclipse
Short on cash? Make some.
to Art by goboro
Keep a finger on the pulse of the goofy consumerism that pervades the upper echelons or our culture. Or the lower ones.
to Commerce by goboro
Ambigrams are words like "pod" - constructions of letters that make words with a symmetry (in the case of "pod", it reads the same when you turn your monitor upside-down). There is an Automatic Ambigram Generator, but to truly get a taste of the art that is possible with this hobby, check out the work by Scott Kim or John Langdon.
to Art by goboro
Information about US Minted Bullion, Specifications and Mint Marks for US Coin, and those crazy new State Quarters (you can Submit your own design for future quarters) is available at the US Mint.
to Finance by goboro
Are you a fan of bad science fiction, cheesy alien flicks? For B-film news you can use actually use, go to B Monster, the authoritative guide to cult cinema.
to Movies by pjammer
Sunday
May 9, 1999
The Dragon's Lair Project, for both of you who wondered what ever happened to Thayer's Quest.
to Games by mpc
Aren't you just dying to find out the answers to such mystifying questions as "What do breasts do all day?"
to Sex by djinn
What is the world (wide web) coming to? Now you can even get a sex change online.
to Sex by djinn
Saturday
May 8, 1999
Patrick Farley shows off his powerful storytelling and artistic talent in Electric Sheep.
to Comics by joshua
Apron Strings Online teaches women how to use skirts as tools of domination. Aparently, this involves making men dress up as women along with a lot of transvestite porn fiction.
to Sex by joshua
Adam Testad reveals all about The Conspiracy, an anti-Communist, anti-Islam, anti-anti-Semitite war waged with shampoo, dental anesthetics, depleted uranium, polio, EMF, flouride and MSG. Forget the Seven Seals - watch for the 250 Signs of the End of Time!
to Wackos by joshua
A comprehensive list of mondegreens, otherwise known as misheard lyrics.
to Music by peterb
Chinese is hard.
to Linguistics by peterb
The Power Puff Girls and Shonen Knife. Coincidence?
to Culture by peterb
Behold the Haunted Mansion-like Face of Jesus!
to Religion by tregoweth
An interesting history of videogames before Pong.
to Games by peterb
Friday
May 7, 1999
"Find Your Star Wars Twin": The Star Wars personality test.
to Science by tregoweth
There's something unsettling about doctors who are too over-excited about their work. Especially when they look vaguely like Bill from "Bill & Ted", set up exclamation point-ridden web-sites like Dr. Greenson's Gastrointestinal and Liver Pathology Home Page Extravaganza, and their job may involve sticking their hand in places I don't want to think about. Hey, kids, there's even the Infectious Case of the Month, collect them all!
to Health by nyarl
Is the $1400 Sybian a little too expensive for you? Well, the new Jetaime is thrusting into the market for only $895! Guys, don't feel left out; you can still purchase a RealDoll for a mere five grand.
to Sex by erynn
Virus or hoax - Which is it? First of all, go to CERT, the Computer Emergency Response Team, to educate yourself on recent advisories. Then, check out CIAC, the Computer Incident Advisory Capability, rather unusually placed within the U. S. Department of Energy. Good descriptions of past and recurring hoaxes are to be found there.
to Computing by urog
Let's get metaphysical: A Lawyer Argues The Case For The Afterlife is a fascinating read, if somewhat pedantic. Includes an extensive bibliography, and attempts to convince the reader that Survival After Death Is A Scientific Fact.
to Culture by erynn
Vault Reports, a provider of company "insider reports" for job seekers in high-profile professions like investment banking, consulting and corporate law, now offers an anonymous online forum for employees and hopeful applicants. Find out what people are saying about the now publicly-traded Goldman Sachs, and watch snobby lawyers debate endlessly about which is the "best" law firm in New York City.
Mostly associates from the Salomon side left, I think because a lot of people were drawn initially by the Salomon Brothers', Neanderthal-like atmosphere. - Salomon Smith Barney insider
to Rumor by pjammer
Want to be able to saturate a 100Mbit network link without using up more than 2% of your processor? InterProphet has ethernet cards that'll do just that. Their boards do TCP processing so your machine doesn't have to, and they claim it'll scale to let you saturate a gigabit link with 5% of your processor.
to Computing by magus
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