SOUNDS OFF THE WIRELESS - DX'ing, numbers stations, that kind of stuff. (By the way, this website keeps moving. I try to catch up with it as best I can. Check back in a couple of weeks if you get a 404 error.)
TETSUO KOGAWA'S POLIMORPHOUS SPACE PAGE - Specs on how to build your own simple transmitter, streaming media archives, & a lot of other useful information can be found here.
DISINFORMATION - A guide to 'extreme' information that is usually ignored or surpressed by media conglomerates.
iMC: INDEPENDENT MEDIA CENTER - Indymedia is a collective of independent media organizations and hundreds of journalists offering grassroots, non-corporate coverage. Indymedia is a democratic media outlet for the creation of radical, accurate, and passionate tellings of truth.
THE WIRE WEB - This makes a good homepage. News and music links.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR - Don't
let the title fool you. Primarily an international news site. Worth a look.
THE BOREDOMS - "A Temple of Worship to the Boredoms"...wild Japan act.
JON WAYNE - "Howdy. This is the new Jon Wayne website. Hope you like it. We don't care if you don't...Oh yea, in case you're wondering... we ain't John Wayne the dead actor, we' re Jon Wayne the band!"
GOMEZ - Weedly and retro, (but what the hell is wrong with that?)
TZOME.COM - Indie .mp3 site based in Canada. Very fast file transfers, and get paid for podcasts that use your songs!
MP3LIZARD.COM - Indie .mp3 site based in Finland. Very fast file transfer.
WIERDOMUSIC.COM - 'Your first step in exploring the wonderful world of strange, wacky, odd, and just plain bizarre music.'
AL CAIOLA - Take a
listen to the "Sounds For Spies And Private Eyes" recording.
THE KNITTING FACTORY/SHIMMY-DISC -
Kramer's legendary NYC avant-garde label (Shimmy-Disc) is now owned by The
Knitting Factory jazz label. Link to both here. Kramer, Bongwater, and much of
the Daniel Johnston catalogue is here.
DOGBOWL - ...but it's easier to find
Dogbowl's stuff here.
DINNER IS RUINED -
Couldn't find a website on this amazing group, but only a review here and there. Here is the Pierro Scaruffi page.
PSYCHEDELIC MUSIC - 'Psychedelic music has it's root in the sixties. But since than, many tunes have been composed and many musicians and fans still live with the old ideals. Also young people share our love for strange tunes and try to expand their mind with the help of music.'
BUCKMINSTER FULLER - "This
document is a study of the comprehensive designer Buckminster Fuller, an
outstanding character of the 20th century, and a kind of practical visionary."
MALCOLM LOWRY - Canada's
greatest author (in my opinion).
ZeD WEBSITE - A Canadian Broadcasting Corperation site featuring multimedia creations, with the emphasis on short video & music. The television program is well worth checking out.
DISCLAIMER: The builder/maintainer of this site is not responsible
for any damage(s) resulting from the use or mis-use of any programs, files, or
other items obtained from the sites listed below in this section.
APLSE -
Limited docs, "readme's", and the executables. This 1995 version of APL features
graphics commands not available in APLX and SHARPAPL.
eFORTH - This
"language" is so minimal that if you rename it to the name of a popular OS, and
your other system files are there, you can use it as a substitute boot for your
machine! (Of course, what happens next is anybody's guess...)
eFORTH AND ZEN -
...ok, that's just plain scary. Computer languages that reflect buddhist
philosophy. Question answered.
PILOT - This page is
not always up-to-date. Neither is the language, which is very primitive and has
implementations inconsistant with the standards they themselves represent. This
is the only PILOT-dedicated page I could find with ANY active links on it.
Failing that, there is a IEEE-PILOT
implementation someplace (the link has moved to places unknown at present), with documentation files and a couple of programs. If you find it, and are working in DOS, then first download G-/GUNZIP, and other
useful utilities. You will need these things, if you figure it's worth the
effort. BTW, you will still have work to do on the code even after the format
changes. And then you'll discover that there are errors in the interpreter
itself! No! The STANDARD itself! A great project if you're having a party with a
bunch of old-school command-line programmers.
BON'S CGI FREEBIES - 'A compilation of the web's BEST and FREE CGI scripts and programs! Here you'll find free CGI scripts ranging from ad rotation software, counters, form-to-email handlers, to message boards, guestbooks, feedback programs, and MORE!'
THE RETROCOMPUTING MUSEUM -
After you check out some of THESE languages, you will find out just how far some
people will take an idea for the sake of a sick joke.
ACR DATA RECOVERY - 'Use the EXACT data recovery and computer forensic software used by Data Recovery Companies, Government Agencies, and IT Professionals worldwide.'
RETROGAMES - A concise guide to old video game systems and emulators for your new PC.
TRS-80 REVIVED SITE - The Tandy/Radio Shack machines were very expensive in their day, and Ira Goldklang has done a helluva job collecting the links to emulators & software for these early home computers.
UNDERWORLD INDUSTRIES WEB EDGE - A historic decision has been made, here in the twilight of the Old Millennium, to retire The Web's Edge to the status of Decommissioned Archive.
UWI'S WHAT'S HOT
& COOL - "A fringe fanatic's guide to the strange, different,
avant-garde, & just plain wierd." (Some of the links still work).
TEXTFILES.COM - 'On the face of things, we seem to be merely talking about text-based files, containing only the letters of the English Alphabet (and the occasional punctuation mark).
On deeper inspection, of course, this isn't quite the case. What this site offers is a glimpse into the history of writers and artists bound by the 128 characters that the American Standard Code for Information Interchange (ASCII) allowed them. The focus is on mid-1980's textfiles and the world as it was then, but even these files are sometime retooled 1960s and 1970s works, and offshoots of this culture exist to this day.'
NATIONMASTER.COM - 'A massive central data source and a handy way to graphically compare nations. Using the form above, you can generate maps and graphs with ease on all kinds of statistics. What's more, you can select exactly which countries you want to include.'
WORLD INFO PAGE - By E.G. Matthews. Informative, & stocked with a lot of commentary.
FLAGS OF THE WORLD - All
in one place. Some of these are "three sheets to the wind", so to speak. [HAR
HAR HAR]
WORLD STATESMEN - 'World Statesmen is an online encyclopedia of nations, colonies, international organizations and religious groups. Country facts, chronologies, maps, anthems, flags, links, and multiple indexes will help you explore world history.'
THE DICTATOR.COM - dictatorship n : a form of government in which absolute power is concentrated in a dictator or a small clique; a government organization or group in which absolute power is so concentrated; a despotic state
MICRONATIONS.NET - Apart from a few serious secessionist movements, most micronations are essentially nation-state simulations. Unlike role-playing games, micronations have real people who compete for power, wealth and each other.
SPIDER DIVINATION - Once
you understand this, go to the simulation link at the end of the page! Make sure that you paint the symbols onto the nachos before you put them into the bowl.