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| Advanced
Book Exchange. Coupled with Half.com,
indispensable. If it's out of print or hard to find, they have it.
Said to be the world's largest network of independent book sellers. |
| Bandwidth
Speedtest. Because you never quite know how fast you're going. |
| Cryptome.org.
If it's a black bag job or a security related snafu, they write
about it. I'm not paranoid, they're paranoid. |
| Drudge
Report. Slightly over the top, probably ahead of his time, always
interesting. Come to think of it, you could say the exact same thing
about me. |
| Everything2.org.
Something strangely alluring and unapproachable about this site.
Dig a little. Come to think of it, you could say the exact same
thing about me. |
| Fightdivx.com.
If you buy DVDs online, you gotta check this out. The best deals,
coupons, release dates. |
| Gertzfile.com.
Bill Gertz's site. Probably Washington's best investigative reporter. |
| Half.com.
Again, one of those sites that makes the Internet invaluable. I
bought so much stuff from this site, my credit card company called
and asked if I still had my card. Addictive, like crack. |
| Heavens-Above.
Billions and Billions and Billions of dollars of defense technology
finally pays off. Ever wonder what satellites will pass over your
head tonight. Well, I don't, but some do. Check out the Iridium
satellite flares while they last. |
| isbn.nu.
Pull back price comparisons from all the different online book sellers.
Coupon section too. |
| The
Luskin Report . Well, Metamarkets.com
bit the dust but the Luskin report survives. Don provides insightful
commentary on the markets. |
| Mullings.com.
The end all of the Internet: commentary on commentary ad nauseam.
It's pithy and witty. |
| New
Scientist. If it's in the news and science related, these guys
probably wrote about it last month. Check out an original source
for a change. |
| The
Onion. There is no better satire. |
| OpinionJounal.com/Best
of the Web Today. OK, well, maybe I do have too much time on
my hands. It's more commentary on commentary from the folks at the
Wall Street Journal. It's still damn good. |
| Slashdot.org.
OK, brand me a geek, but every time I check out this site, there
is always something interesting, irreverent, and nerdy. Strip away
all the programming and operating system talk and you have one on
the best sites on the web sites tracking technology. The book
reviews are excellent. |
| Technology
Overview. From the best brains at MIT, an interesting site devoted
to info/bio/nano/technology. It's the kind of stuff that would make
good bathroom reading. |
| WorldNetDaily.
The daily journal of the vast right wing conspiracy. |