by Chris Barrus
The mission of SOS is to promote the vision of a society based upon the principles of Ingsoc, first articulated by George Orwell in his prophetic novel, 1984.
They’ve got flyers already, but what I really want is a t-shirt.
Part 2 of Kuro5hin’s acoustics series is now up.
A radio scanner enthusiast in the UK posted the frequencies for police and security forces on the web. Now he’s “imperiling national security” and there’s a drive to prohibit all scanners. Never mind the fact that the police could just have easily encrypted their communications.
On the anniversary of the Kenneth Arnold UFO sighting, Pravda looks back.
As featured on Astronomy Picture of the Day (your #1 source for cool-looking desktop pictures).
What an amazingly cool idea! Taking a cue from the hobo-runes that trainhoppers used, warchalkers are creating a set of runes that indicate the presence of a wireless access point.
Craig “Peter Gunn” Stevens shows you how to fly a B-26 in this 1943 instructional movie. (RealPlayer format only, *sigh*)
Way cool web site devoted to the Moon. Tons of maps, pictures, trivia, etc. etc.
A strange low-frequency hum in Kokomo, Ind., that some hear and some do not, has moved city officials to commission a study on its source. Shades of the Taos, New Mexico hum that’s been plaguing folks for years.
It’s the Iron Chef drinking game!