redux"A tinker's blog" with projects, product reviews, and comments on the projects of others.
[2005 May 02] [/blogs] [#]
"A tinker's blog" with projects, product reviews, and comments on the projects of others.
[2005 Apr 29] [/blogs] [#]
A photoblog with weekly pictures of tools (mostly) presented as identification puzzles. Many are old or obscure (a number of typewriter assembly and adjustment tools, for example), some are common but closely cropped or only one part is shown.
[2005 Feb 10] [/blogs] [#]
A blog about cool tee-shirts available online. Cool Ts are hard to find, so anything that helps locate them is a boon.
[2005 Jan 03] [/blogs] [#]
Lots of good stuff here, some new, some old. Highlights include making a digital camera out of a scanner, and building a fire-extinguisher based "ultimate water gun" but there's lots more here.
[2004 Nov 04] [/blogs] [#]
Kempa - You're in a penny arcade...
This blog covers old and obscure media. There is a lot about the technology of records and record players: laser turntables, multigrove vinyl, fun with liner notes, etc; but also lego mosaics, bottle cap art, and other oddness.
[2004 Jun 24] [/blogs] [#]
A group blog chaired by Mr X Radiographer which deals with obsolete, esoteric, and historical technology. [Disclaimer: I am an occaisional contributor.]
[2004 Jun 23] [/blogs] [#]
Insights and links from Xradiographer, aka "the other Michael", a boingboing regular.
[2004 Jun 23] [/blogs] [#]
More of an advocacy site for overpass free speech than a true blog, still a nice collection of encouragement and albums of photographed messages.
[2004 Jun 08] [/blogs] [#]
A blog from a food services worker at McMundo Station, Antartica.
[2004 Jan 07] [/blogs] [#]
A (text only) blog from a British prostitute. Remember prostitutes are hip and cool, but hos are just sex-workers.
[2003 Nov 07] [/blogs] [#]
A collection of blogs from people ranting about software idiocy. Fun reading in the vein of the Unix-Haters list.
[2003 Oct 21] [/blogs] [#]
This blog presents a linguist's view of world. Working from phrases and ideas found in current media, the blogger examines the grammatical and semantic significance of the examples.
[2003 Oct 21] [/blogs] [#]
Another boingboing regular with a blog, Condour.
[2003 Oct 16] [/blogs] [#]
Craniac is another boingboing regular.
[2003 Oct 16] [/blogs] [#]
This Spanish language blog is not strictly a sex blog, but it touches on sexuality often enough that you might not want to read it from work. Music, art, culture, and computers are all topics of posts here which serve to highlight interesting sites, not discuss personal matters.
[2003 Sep 24] [/blogs] [#]
This blog by a trademark lawyer is usually worth a daily peek. Small blurbs about current trademark issues often with a witty remark.
[2003 Nov 07] [/blogs/daily] [#]
A blog I find worth checking daily. The focus is current news and law cases involving Intellectual Property, particularly copyright and trademark issues.
[2003 Nov 07] [/blogs/daily] [#]
cruel.com
Cruel.com is a site-a-day listing of quirky or odd pages presented
in a mean format. Many good surprises here, however.
Link
[2003 Jul 29] [/blogs/daily] [#]
boingboing
It is probably one of the most influential blogs on the
net, although it probably shouldn't be considered a 'blog' but
rather a collection of interesting links, albeit presented like
a blog.
Anyway, boingboing is a daily read for me.
[2003 Jul 29] [/blogs/daily] [#]
Today Inside Pat Freestone ("Updated Almost Daily") is a humorous soap opera of a blog. The fictional movie store clerk engages in life or death drinking matches with his mom, gets abducted by aliens, and various other bizarre predicaments.
[2003 Nov 07] [/blogs/mock] [#]