Net Philosophy

My compilation of philosophy from across the web: Includes Paul Harvey and Guy Kawasaki.

John Dvorak's Home Page

This is a lot better than it sounds.  The famous computer columnist has developed a lightweight page that is just chock full of useful links.  It's sort of a "personal portal".  Go to the link above and use the "save as" command to store it on your own system. You can then edit your browser options and make it your home page. From then on, starting your browser will be super fast, since your system won't need to download a bunch of images from the internet before you start surfing.

Risks Digest

Not intentionally funny, but a real hoot! Find out about the negative affects of computers on society.

Telecommunications Digest and Archive

The famous telecom digest -- a web version of the mailing list covering network developments.

Health Central

Dr. Dean Edell is a retired doctor with some outspoken views on scientific illiteracy.

The Straight Dope

This guy is a genius! An adult version of the old "tell me why" newspaper column.

See how these food experts reverse-engineer restaurant food. Check out the "recipe of the week" section.

Urban Legends and Snopes

Worried about waking up without your kidneys? These sites research urban legends debunk them.

Stieglitz Family Website

Reportedly run by my brother Mark, who quickly hijacked the dot com domain, leaving me to suffer with dot net and dot org. This makes him a domain-name hijacker of the first degree.