“Since Alt-X‘s inception in 1993, our primary mission has been to challenge both the art and literary publishing establishments by supporting some of the most iconoclastic voices and visions in the international art world. “
I highly recommend Black Ice Fiction and Alt-X Audio.
The next great Work, “Project Pillsbury Doughboy,” will include a fleet of Armored Motor Homes and the help of our silver-haired brethren in the Snowbird Legion.
Florida will soon be ours!
Dennis Wingo, head of Huntsville, Alabama-based SkyCorp, wants to fling modified Macintosh G4 Cubes into space, where they’ll become part of a communications satellite constellation used for webhosting and email. The G4-turned-satellites will communicate with the ground with modified versions of the Apple Airport wireless-data device.
Sure, it’s a wacko idea, but I like the concept of using lots of dirt cheap, off-the-shelf components to supplant roles commonly held by extremely expensive singular ones. Extending this concept, I’d like to see a satellite constellation made up of hundreds of thousands of Palm-Pilot-sized devices that cost less than $20 to manufacture. If one burns up, who cares? This concept also bears curious resemblance to that of the “localizer” that I posted about here.
Yes, kids, it’s true: you too can own your own little piece of the Apocalypse.
For Christmas next year, I fully expect someone to get me a military grade exoskeleton.
Retro-Remakes is a nice little classic-gaming site that serves as a repository for new versions of older games. I’m currently playing Boulderdash 2000. Bliss!
For happy Minions everywhere: Sam’s Home-Built Laser FAQ. I can tell I’m going to have lots of fun with this. Oh, and if any of you see Kevin before he gets home, be sure and tell him not to turn on his lightswitch. At least, not before I’m at a safe distance…
Whoa! Monkeyblog: by monkeys, for monkeys. EEP!
Kelli has made little StorTroopers of me, Kevin, Rod, and herself. I’m a little terrified by the near-familial resemblance between us guys. O_O
Virtual Plastic is a skinner/design-tweaker’s paradise.