Sigg3.net - just another weblog

When you go along collecting links like a fool, you'll end up like me; overfed by 'em. I find it best to keep them at this seperate page, then, instead of just throwing them away. This also allows me to sort them the way I have below. They should be in alphabetical order. All links open in this window, so if you'd still want to stick with me, hold shift down while clicking. Please report dead links, if any.
Norwegian pages are marked with (no.)

Weblogs: Blogjam: Great blog by Fraser, the genius behind kittenwar.com; Cinema Strikes Back: great alternative movie reviews and news; Congo Free State: buddy of mine that's interested in *nix; Cryptomundo: the best of news from the world of cryptozoology; dooce dot com: A married girl from Utah. Great read!; Fizzmatix: Twenty year old photographer from Bristol; Ftrain.com: A great text-log with many interesting stories, poems, etc.; Hack a Day: a fresh hack each day, every day from around the web; jim.casablog.com Homepage of Jamie a.k.a El Gringoqueño; kekePower: My cousin's weblog. He hosts a couple of sites for me; Kournikova's Journal: Femous tennisplayer, a weekly must-read!; Kristiania: A weblog by me and Kornelius, written in Norwegian of 1907.; Maddox: The best page in the Universe, apparently; Mas o Menos: A blog I run for a group of students (no.); Metabunker: Photoblog from Oslo; Michael Park: b2/php hacker who helps the needy (like me); Molly.com: Great personal website to a great personality:); Nanocrew: Homepage and blog of DVD Jon; NSP Research: Mary's blog on humanitarian work and involvement; Pigeon Blog: You guessed it! A blog about pigeons; PostSecret: A postcard page for anonymous visitors' secrets; Salangen Nyheter: News from where I used to live (no.); Scaryduck: Not scary. Not a duck. But quite funny.; Tao of Pauly: blog of my friend Pauly, a.k.a Tao of Poker; Truckin' Zine: Pauly and other writers' stories, including some of mine; Turning the tide: blog by Noam Chomsky

Family: koew's webpad: My younger brother's weblog; ARNI: A young cousin in Sandnes (no.); mizzi: A younger cousin in Sandnes (no.); Åsmunds hjemmeside: One of my hippie uncles (no.)

Comics: Basic Instructions: your all-inclusive guide to a life well-lived; Cyanide and Happiness: by the awfully funny guys at Explosm; Dinosaur Comics: existential lines from the extinct; Lucid TV: hospital related, recommended by my brother; Married to the Sea: the champagne of comics; Perry Bible Fellowship, the: absolutely brilliant one-strips! [semi-retired]; Red Meat: one of my early favourites, dark and sinister; Userfriendly the comic strip: IT and RL related humor (continued); Wondermark: high-quality strips by David Malki; WulffMorgenthaler: a commentary on life and weirdo beavers; xkcd comic: romance, sarcasm, math, and language

Stuff to read:: Also Sprach Zarathustra: by Nietzsche in English (German here); Anarchist Theory FAQ: by Bryan Caplan, version 5.2; Beyond Good and Evil: by Friedrich Nietzsche, the Zimmer translation; Critique of judgement: The famous work of Kant in .txt format (English); How should we study religion: philosopher and theologian debate study; Liber AL vel Legis: sacred text of Thelema "received" by Crowley in 1904; Mein Kampf: The historical book by Nazi-leader Adolf Hitler; On the tragic, Summary: English, by Peter Wessel Zapffe 1983; Phoenix by Dale Sprague: great dada/subjectivist poetry; Ruhnama: Written by the president of Turkmenistan; Socialization in Solitue: kekePower on social impacts of the net; Society of the Spectacle, The: 2002 translation of the book by Guy Debord; Turning the pages: leaf through 14 original works online (ex. Da Vinci); Writings in philosophy: by Bryan Caplan

Manifestoes:: Communist Manifesto, the: Karl Marx wrote this in 1847 for his party; Dada Manifesto, the: Tzara's thoughts on DADA the ANTI-ART; Fascist manifesto, the: by Wikipedia. Also containing the source in Italian; Hacker's Manifesto: written by Mentor shortly after his arrest; NAAP Manifesto: The Pamphlet of the Permanent Penguin Removal; Negativity, Manifesto of: A good read, if nothing.; Orgasm Manifesto, the: by Polkinhorn. Exclusively for America; Receptionists' Manifesto, the: by Yours Truly; SCUM Manifesto, the: by Valerie Solanas; Surrealism, Manifesto of: by André Breton (1924); Surrealism 2005, Manifesto of: by yours truly (2005); The Internet is Shit: A must-read!

Other Resources:: Anarchist International Information Service: The official homepage; Archive.org: Thought the net had no history? Think again!; Archive.org movies: Moving pictures archive. Great!; Bible, the: Many English versions for download; Bible, the: the entire 1930 edition (no.); Blue Book Archive: post-classified UFO-related documents; Brick Testament: the Bible in LEGO; Bureau of Public Secrets: Left-wing resources, pretty interesting; CleanSoftware.org: find the best free daily-use (WIN) software, free from nasties; Cryptomundo: the absolutely best cryptozoology site out there; Darwin Online: the complete works of Charles Darwin; Deviant's dictionary: the words you don't dare looking up; Document .NO: Political blog (.no); Encyclopedia of Philosophy: great resource by Stanford University; FIX *feelings: For FIX users, a good read; Google: Best searchengine there is; How Stuff Works: Tons of articles ranging from sex to the nuclear bomb!; How to destroy the world: Entertaining tutorial on destroying Tellus; Klingon Language Institute, the: Learn the Klingon language (from Star Trek); Koran, the: Islam's holy book in Norwegian and Arabic; Linux Security Documentation: Docs on different issues in internet security; National Association Against Penguins, the: Sign in to-day!; Noam Chomsky Archive, the: A collection of Chomsky material; Notorious murders: Great source of inspiration, eh?; NY Bohemian index: Overview of the spread of Bohemians in NY; Online Conversion: Great resource since I'm using the metric system!; Online Poetry Index: A great source for poetry from the Romans up until now; Parent Directory Salangen: A site I run for Salangsværinger (no.); Parental guide to computer slang: Brought to you by Micro$oft. Good read:); Proof that girls are evil: Simple mathematic proof; Quote database: also known as WikiQuote.org; Skeptic's Annotated Bible: A sceptical version of the bible; Visotsky: Lyrics, info and recordings on this great Russian artist; Wikipedia: Open-source encyclopedia and community

HTML, script and blog resources: B2 Boardom: The best support for the b2 cafélog; b2 Cafelog Resource Center: Mirror of files and fixes to b2; Blogger.com: Free blog and blog-host service. I even use this sometimes; CSS Shark: Answers FAQ on CSS. Great introduction to stylesheets; CSS Zen Garden: Great resource on CSS and its highly developed uses; PHP Reading list by IBM: recommended online resources; Pictures: Where to find free-to-use photographs for your articles; QuirksMode: about 120 pages of free JavaScript and CSS resources; Twenty one tips: for successfully launching your new blog; Skinning your site: Want changeable design on your site?; The World Wide Web Consortium: Setting the web standard on a global scale; W3 Schools: 3WC's resource page with tutorials on scripts, languages etc.; WestCiv's CSS Tutorial: known as the place to learn CSS; Wordpress: b2 taken further. If I hadn't been comfortable with b2, I'd use this!; Open XML Editor: a simple, freely available XML editor for Win XP & Vista

Music: Alarmclock Connection: Rapcrew from Oslo; Alice in Chains dot com: Official memorial for Layne Staley; Bobdylan dot com: Goes without saying; Chris Cornell: Excellent singer from Soundgarden etc.; Cloroform: Norwegian Punk-Jazz group (no.); Crescent: My dead band #1; Definite: Norwegian rapper; DonMartin: Underground hip-hop'er, founder of Alarmclock-Connection; Gatas Parlament: Great Norwegian hip-hop (feat. DonMartin); Grant Lee Buffalo: American alternative singer; Kaada: Great electronica artist and member of Cloroform; Kids In the Morgue: My dead band #2, a.k.a KIM; Lou Reed dot org: Great page about a great artist; Anti: The official Tom Waits homepage; Pearl Jam TEN club: Probably the best PJ site out there; Radiohead dot org: Extremely alternative, yet serious; Razor Blade Kisses: The first gothic band I ever checked out. Worth a look!; R.E.M HQ: Goes without saying; Soundgarden: Unofficial home/fanpage; SpamRadio.com: Live streaming of incoming spam mails:); Tom Waits for No Man: Great news blog about anything Waits related; Tom Waits MP3's: Bootlegs and unreleased studio tracks; Tom Waits Library: One of the better Waits pages I've seen

Miscellaneous: Bash: Internet Relay Chat (IRC) quotes database; Cheetah Burner: Free CD Burner for ISO images; Daniel C. Boyer: An American surrealist; Fafo.no: the Reasearch Institute I work at; Fizzmatix.com: Homepage to a friend of mine, does some great photography; Fluxpod Information eXchange: old Norwegian online community (a.k.a FIX); Freelang Dictionary: Free stand-alone dictionary; Hello World!: One of those semi-funny GNU jokes...!; Hicks on Marketing: Btw, if anyone here is in marketing... kill yourself; KekePower.com: Norwegian webhost, and my cousin:); Odd Nerdrum: Excellent Norwegian painter; Nihilist Assault Group: Free-thinking forum for artists and activists; Ninja, Real Ultimage Power: Great page about being ninja; Planet Fargo: Entertaining articles by Dave Kosak; Portal of God: Should be viewed as ironic.. or not..?; Something Awful: Just a site on everything that's awful; Spam Abuse: Sick of SPAM?; Star Wars Kid: Internet cult phenomena, a must-see!; StrongBad E-mails: FLASH animations included in homestarruner.com; SubGenius: Church of SubGenius homepage; TalkPhilosophy: Great discussion board on philosophers and philosophy; Towel Day: 25th of May in tribute to Douglas Adams; Tweaking Firefox #1: One page on tweaking Mozilla Firefox 1.0; Tweaking Firefox #2: Another and more specified page on tweaking Firefox 1.0; Urinal.net: Best place to piss away time on the internet!; X-RATED: Adult movie posters of the 60s and 70s; Yoism: Opensource religion, interesting project

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