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| Thursday May 20, 1999 | The truly fantabulous Michael Moore, writer director of
Roger & Me, now has a
television show which is doing
some of the most hard hitting and
sometimes absurd
and informative TV possible. to Television by peterb |
| If you're looking to get serious about web design, you'd do well to spend an afternoon neck-deep in Dr. Ozone's personal website, my personal candidate for the best site on the internet.
to Web by succa |
| It's possible that many of the world's problems can be remedied by careful use of Mr. T. Haiku. Requires Netscape 4.x. to Linguistics by succa |
| Wednesday May 19, 1999 | Tired of getting phony virus warnings and chain letters in your e-mail, without having a way to contribute to the fun? Fear not, The Urban Legends Generator will give you the tools you need to spread blatantly fabricated, bandwidth-eating propaganda of your own. to Culture by succa |
| There have been several news stories recently
discussing pirated movies on the internet. Somehow
I don't think they meant
this. to Movies by magus |
| Believe it or not, there's a government agency
for searching for little green men (or ancient nanobacteria, as the
case may be). You can even
ask an astrobiologist about your extraterrestrial lifeform conundrums.
to Science by xrayjones |
| The Electronic Text Center at the university of Virginia contains a staggering amount of free, online, English documents. Books, newspapers, manuscripts from the past several hundred years in SGML format. to Literature by nyarl |
| Forked Tongue is a biography of Ambrose Bierce, heavily crossreferenced with Bierce's own definitions. to Books by nyarl |
| Tuesday May 18, 1999 | Highly entertaining as well as a technological marvel, The Automatic Complaint-Letter Generator will get you through the night. to Linguistics by succa |
| One of the Great cover-ups of the 20th Century is at last revealed:
Amazing Prehistoric Dogs.
(There are also Prehistoric Mice.) to Humor by machita |
| There's plain old information about menstruation,
but you could also track
your monthly cycles, or visit the
Museum of Menstruation. to Health by machita |
| Synthmuseum contains photos and histories of hundreds of vintage electronic musical instruments. to Music by joshua |
| AfroSquad - Leading the fight against The Man. to Culture by succa |
| Possibly the finest collection of 3D art on the web, 3D Artists is a humbling blow to those of us who think we're good 3D artists. to Art by succa |
| Tired of boring error messages whenever you try to access a webpage that doesn't exist? Cool404 is an ongoing effort to archive some of the more interesting "404 not found" error messages on the web. to Computing by succa |
| Not only does the Keirsey Temperament Sorter have those stilted multiple-choice personality tests, but explanations and dating advice as well. It's horoscopes for people that believe in science!
to Culture by joshua |
| Recycle
that spam -- and get a $5 CDNow gift certificate
while you're at it. to Internet by tregoweth |
| Vintage Synth Explorer is an ever-growing archive of images, sound bytes, and documentation for over 200 popular retro-vintage synthesizers. Everybody needs a 303! to Music by joshua |
| BodyTek sells fake dismembered body parts and special effects contact lenses that are used in many sci-fi movies and television shows. to Fashion by joshua |
| Are you convinced that the news you watch is scripted, corporate PR spin?
Covert Action Quarterly magazine
shares your view. Staffed by
former spooks and military analysts, CAQ offers an interesting perspective on the
Kosovo crisis and other U.S. military operations. to Conspiracy by pjammer |
| Your paranoid communications college professor, who was always ranting about how the
world's publishing media is owned by a small cabal of multinational concerns, was
absolutely right. to Conspiracy by pjammer |
| You've seen Kevin Rubio's hilarious "Cops"-inspired Star
Wars spoof Troops. Then you spent the
better part of a workday playing Kristen Brennan's
Star Bears. Now that you're
fired for surfing Star Wars-related links and have plenty of time on your hands, you may as
well go to the memepool.com of Star Wars short-film
spoofs, located at the Mos Eisley
Multiplex.
to Humor by pjammer |
| "Going on a vacation? The
McDonald's Trip Planner can help you locate all the
McDonald's along the way." to Food by tregoweth |
| Monday May 17, 1999 | The web site of babelicious
Ellen Pronk, in her guise of Ellen, Architect of
Change is bit rough at the edges, but worth searching through for
some of the more
mindbending moments.
to Web by peterb |
| If you're not studly enough to develop PalmOS applications in forth,
you might want to look into Waba, a subset of
Java (the language, the bytecode,and the platform) designed to run on Palm OS and WinCE devices.
Unlike Sun's full JVM for the Palm OS, waba
has a small footprint, and provides native support for serial I/O and native databases. to Computing by akk |
| It's been around for 60-odd years (which would explain the rancidness) and its main ingredient may or may not be rubber. The people who eat this stuff really worry me. to Food by djinn |
| Three words: Charles Manson online.
to Wackos by riotnrrd |
| Neal Stephenson's Cryptonomicon is out. Go read it.
to Books by joshua |
| Sunday May 16, 1999 | It's really not a make-you-happy-pill. Really.
to Drugs by djinn |
| You can receive absolution either here or here, without ever having to leave your own home. Now who said sloth was a deadly sin? to Religion by djinn |
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