Monthly Archives: January 2002

I’ve written a new AVS plug-in for Winamp. This one is uber-sexy-cool. It’s based on Massimino Pascal’s IFS hack for xlockmore/xscreensaver. So he deserves most of the credit for this one. Download the artificial life plug-in pack here. You can … Continue reading →

Ever wonder what other people are searching for? How about a surefire way to measure pop culture? Currently, many of the popular search engines offer a summary of search trends. Google has zeitgeist. Yahoo has it’s buzz index. Those search … Continue reading →

Although I couldn’t find any links on Yahoo’s own page, I did find an old link to the Yahoo Random Link program. It sends you to a random URI in Yahoo’s database. Or, set controls for the heart of the … Continue reading →

An oldie but a goodie. Here’s a short story that will make even the sta(u)nchest materialist rethink dualism. The story has been circulating on the net for a while, written by Terry Bison. He also has a new book out … Continue reading →

Where are you on the geek hierarchy?

September 11th isn’t the only time America has witnessed terrorism (it’s not a proper noun people, we use a small t.) We also watched in horror as our collective little girl, Patty Hearst, grew up into a big girl. As … Continue reading →