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or Click here to go to the internet love fest.  The Tele-Garden The Mercury Project was a classic site which is still a must see. This is the newer mo'better version of the same idea. What is so special about the Tele-Garden is that it actually does something. You push a button somewhere in Japan and tend a garden in California.  Worlds Chat A sense of place. Worlds Chat helps you transfer your conciousness into a place that seems real. You walk the hallways, pass people, ride on escalators and maybe stop to talk. Picture IRC and DOOM in a blender.  Stroud's Consumate Winsock Apps If the trick to getting rich on the web is to give everything away for as long as possible, the Forrest Stroud should be a godzillionaire. Untold amounts of software is shipped freely from these many wonderful archive mirror sites each day. If you are on the net with a PC like most people, then this is the place to go for almost everything.  BERSERKISTAN "Berserkistan’s Jim Bartlett is in Bosnia to cover Operation Joint Endeavor for this web site. Equipped with a tricked-out laptop, cameras, an audio recorder and two pairs of jeans. Bartlett is a war correspondent, that rare breed that likes to cover the "bang-bang" as it's known in the trade. He is the first journalist to cover a war exclusively for the Internet." (from the Journal page) You gotta check out 'Cowboy Jimmy' because he makes you wanna grab your laptop, go to some confusing area of the world, and tell it like you see it. Jimmy is 28 years old, looks younger, and has the fire in his belly for the web. This is the power of the decentralized media.
Computers:Internet:Interesting Devices Connected to the NetYahoo! is a very good overview list that doesn't put you through page after page of selection to get to the coo. This is a good example of a level of their database, the level of stuff that sort of does something.  The NPAC Visible Human Viewer JAVA is like crack for your web browser - it's the lastest hottest thing, but it sucks and craches your computer. There is one JAVA app that actually works, though. The basic idea is a little weird though: Some convict was executed by society. Then his body was frozen. They took a picture of the top of his frozen head, then sliced a millimeter off and shot again until they reached the tip of his toes. This JAVA page lets you view the whole archive. Enjoy!  16th July 1945, 5:29:45 A.M. Trinity site@Alamogordo test range, Jornada del Muerto desert. The High Energy Weapons Archive If the radiance of a thousand suns Were to burst at once into the sky, That would be like the splendor of the Mighty One... I am become Death, The shatterer of Worlds. Bhagavad-GitaNUKES? You want NUKES? This archival effort has compiled a pile of nuclear bomb material that staggers the brain. Some people think they look cool, some people think bomb sounds like mom and god and jah. This fellow is in it for more than the visual beauty.  Chatting With Martha Siegel Hissssssss Booooooo The Moumar Quadaffi and Saddham Hussien of the internet - at least as the typical bandwidth hugger PC "the internet is for learning and scientific institutions" types would tell it. What's so bad about commercializing the internet? This award is just for an out and out good topic for a page. Inquiring minds need to know...
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