The Requisite Hotlist

Of the Amazing Fishcam, The Economist writes:
"In its audacious uselessness -- and that of thousands of ego trips like it--lie the seeds of the Internet revolution."

• A charming location to visit is:
  The MIT Gallery of Hacks.

• From Paradise Lost to Walden,
  from The Pilgrim's Progress to The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn,
  it's, of course,
  Project Gutenberg.

• But,
  with a quicker link, different goals, more sophistication
  and a thorough introduction to SGML,
  there'sThe Electronic Text Center
  at the University of Virginia.

• Of particular interest regarding copyright restrictions in an electronic environment is the
  Elvis Home Page.

• And, I don't quite know what they are,
  but they are very beautiful (and also quite large):
  flame index.

• I show this to everybody because it is quite impressive:
  The History of Mathematics
  at the University of St. Andrews.

• It was new to me a week (or so) ago; maybe it's new to you:
  Dynamic Web Pages.

• The somewhat goofy creativity of three young men can be considered:
  John Fail,
  Tim Howe
  &
  Brian Miles
  partners in a venture called llama$llama Software Ltd.
  and, who, among them, have access to too many machines for their own good.

• And, if you're going to visit a site and return to it,
  there's got to be a good reason.
  To be able to say in Italian, "I adore you, my angel,"
  and "I shall toss rose petals at your feet"
  has to be a good reason to keep coming back to a site.

• If URouLette ever resurfaces, you'll find it here.

• B.Chad's Too Many Bookmarks

B.Chad's Homepage.