05
2000
NEAR Landing
Landing of the NEAR probe on the asteroid Eros is
scheduled for February 2001. Check out the image of the day archive over at the NEAR poject web site.
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04
2000
Aurora Monitor Project
Mark Haun’s Aurora Monitor Project uses an optical aurora detector to provide automatic notification of auroral activity from sites in Champaign, IL and Walla Walla, WA.
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04
2000
SmellyPoop.com
Hey, it’s never too early to start your Christmas shopping – SmellyPoop.com.
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04
2000
Bugbios
The Bugbios Insects on the Web site is great for all you bug fans.
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04
2000
Clay Shirky
I enjoy Clay Shirky’s Writings About the Internet, especially Lessons from the Web’s Massively Parallel Development and his disagreement with Jacob Nielsen (although disagreeing with Jacob seems to be in vogue these days). He’s also written extensively on Napster and WAP and a whole lot more.
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03
2000
Truetype Font Tools & Info
After a little more poking around, I found this list of Truetype font software (including lots of conversion utilities), and a rather outdated, but very thorough listing of frequently asked questions about fonts
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03
2000
ROTORtype Fonts
R O T O R t y p e has some tiny typefaces that maybe useful somewhere.
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03
2000
Font Conversion
It’s usually tough to do this, but here are instructions for converting PC Fonts to Macintosh on a PC system – I’m posting this one here so I won’t forget.
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03
2000
After Y2K
The new After Y2K is finally up. Somehow I expected more…
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03
2000
PixHell
I’m going to have to add waferbaby’s pixhell to my Comics link section (although I guess I should create an animation section for stuff like that).
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