Linkapalooza!

Recommended Rest Stops on the Infobahn;

• Orson Scott Card's "No one has greater love than this: to lay down your life for your friends."
  
  
• "If I were running a newspaper, I would hire only history majors to be reporters, and completely shun the graduates of the almost-universally-Leftist journalism departments -- not on political grounds, but on the grounds of competence. "
  
  
• The most elegant local newspaper in America.
  
  
• How to Kill a Mockingbird - A good book either killed or redeemed by Flash and two simple minds.
  
  
• Clown Torture: There are probably worse examples of the pap that passes for contemporary art, but I can't think of them. This one has it all, including grant money.
  
  
• Remember those 380 tons of explosives in Iraq? Yes? At least you don't suffer from the deadly brain fade of mainstream media.
  
• 380 tons of explosives? Chump change. Try 3,670 tons going off at once.
  

• Amerikka: Get Ready for the Bust! -- "Amerikka, we warned you: don't vote for Bush! You just don't listen!"
  
  
• Kim Cameron's looking at the DeepNerd issues behind online identity.
  
  
• Biggest Blue Screen of Death ... Ever
  
  
• Need Photo Links? Fishbucket's Got a Large Selection.
  
• Fishbucket for Art Links as well.
  
  
• Godless Communism: The Comic Book. Nostalgia Politics in Pulp.
  
  
• Early Reaction to 911 by Editorial Cartoonists. Compare and contrast to today's offerings.
  
  
• Think that the world doesn't need a "Museum of Burnt Food?" Think again.
  
  
• The Real Deal on How to Buy a Computer
  
  
• The Myth of the Working Poor by Steven Malanga
  
  
• Justin and Cameron's Paparazzi PunchOut! Intro NSFW
  
  
• How to Carpet Bomb with Pumpkins. Yes, we ARE just that INSANE.
  
  
• The Diplomad: Dealing With The Monster At Our Door, Fidel Castro
  
• The Diplomad: Dealing With Castro, Part II
  
  
• The Jawa Report reports that it wants to spend more time with its family. Jawa family flees screaming and with hair on fire.
  
  
• Wizbang Lays Out the Skinny on the Teraflop Chip....
  
• .... with EE Times -giving us the details on Cell processor "from IBM, Toshiba and Sony leverages a multicore 64-bit Power architecture with an embedded streaming processor, high-speed I/O, SRAM and dynamic multiplier in an effort, the partners hope, to revolutionize distributed computing architectures. "
  
  
• I've read 10 of John Cartan 's list of 20 Strange and Wonderful Books. How many have you read?
  
  
• New York, the 40's, Photos with a Noir Twist
  
  
• Japan Under the Occupation: A photographic history.
  
  
• You know those decorated teeth popular among ghetto kids? Well, here's what white kids in the surburbs get instead.
  
  
• Everything You've Forgotten About PONG!
  
  
• Hoopty Absolutely exhilarating and terrifying at 28 MPH! The Puch! Note: 150 miles per gallon.

Posted by Vanderleun at December 2, 2004 10:56 AM