Month: January 2007

Some text adventure games. I like that they call them literature.

“Television” is much more interesting when you don’t actually watch it on a television.

Some guy doing podcasts. He’s supposed to be funny, but I don’t know. I haven’t listened to him.

Julia made me the best darn chocolate-chocolate-chocolate-chocolate cake today. Mmmmm.

Lion pointed to this. So it’s probably worth reading. :)

I don’t really get it, but it seems like something worth looking into further.

This looks cool. Story-based podcasts… and so we come (almost) full-circle back around to radio theatre.

Looks like a cool comic…. and you can buy it digitally. Nice.

With a title like that, how could you not read it? An interview between RU Sirius and Joe Quirk(?)

These might prove useful.

With my sweet new computer, I can now run graphics heavy programs like this. Yay!

A fun wikipedia entry on archaic printing jobs.

A cool Wikipedian search engine.

An essay on the problems (and potentials) for library catalogs. This is the space that I occupy to a certain extent in my workaday life.

A major book distributor for many small presses has just gone bankrupt. Yikes!

It’s always useful to get new tips on killing spam.

A web-based comics community.

This could be a potentially powerful tool for the revelation of governmental/corporate malfeasance. Groovy.

A BBC internet “television” show. Looks interesting.

A website for trading CDs. Kind of like BookMooch.

Ah, the marvelous extensibility of FireFox….