Tuesday 26th March 2002
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Links from 26 March 2002, oldest first:
- Debian GNU/Linux -- wmheadlines
- and it supports more than Window Maker now! Terrific! Permalink
- Weblogs.Com: Recently Changed Weblogs
- actually quite good for finding random blogs IF you're not completely fucking sick of blogs. Which of course we all are. Permalink
- lanl.arXiv.org e-Print archive mirror
- deep heavy academic thinkbot reading Permalink
- OldVersion.com - old versions of your favorite software
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- BBC News | Sci/Tech | Critics attack net journal initiative
- That Soros gives money to stuff like this rocks. That the BBC didn't interview anyone other than apologists for the academic publishing industries sucks. Permalink
- Budapest Open Access Initiative
- Jesus - this so rocks. Permalink
- Rushmore Academy: the unofficial motion picture site
- didn't enjoy The Royal Tennenbaums as much as this Permalink
- Jjg.net: a visual vocabulary
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- Up, Up and Away
- "Personally, I am thrilled to hear my tax dollars are hard at work subverting the laws of nature" Permalink
- Battlesounds - Turntablist Transcription
- (via sigia-l) Permalink
- MediaGuardian.co.uk | New media | Face looks to Popbitch founder
- and b3ta founders to be hosting next series of 'Question Time' Permalink
- BBC Sport | Football | BBC's Wolstenholme dies
- They think it's all over... Today's gift to simple-minded sub-editors. Permalink
- City Of Boston - Freedomtrail
- if the weather is nice, there's the Freedom Trail
which takes you to most of the major places on
interest. Permalink
- XV Beacon
- If you want to go posh, XV in Boston's Beacon square is a lovely hotel. Permalink
- Barbelith: Grant Morrison interview
- Makes me want to reread the lot. So I will tonight. Permalink
- Arpanet - Are You Wireless (Smallfish Ltd - Online Record Store)
- vint cerf's greatest hits? Permalink
- New Yorker - The Social Life of Paper - Malcolm Gladwell
- gladwell on paper Permalink
- Callanish Stone Circle, Lewis, Outer Hebrides
- Just south of that you can climb a hill and find an ancient circle sunk into the earth and look over the bay to Callenish itself. The sun rolls along the hills on the horizon as it sets. Permalink
- Lugano.jpg
- on a lake, surrounded by villages, hills and mountains which you can get up to with funicular railroads. Permalink
- lug_01.jpg
- Lugano - on a lake, surrounded by villages, hills and mountains which you can get up to with funicular railroads. Permalink
- Wales Tourist Board Official Site - 2002
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