Links for 05-08-2006
Yet more genre ranting, writing tips round-up, simulated Mars mission seeks volunteers…
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1 – How To WriteGareth Lynn Powell rounds up some articles on writing that he found useful and informative…yet more pages for me to read. Maybe if I read less writing advice and did more writing…
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Charlie Stross lays into the current state of genre fiction…the ‘new horror’ gets a particularly vigorous kicking.
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Does what it says on the tin…little laser unit draws a piano keyboard on a surface, and you play by touching within the lines of light. No aftertouch or velocity sensing, I’m guessing…
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Finding freeware without popups and other nonsense is a chore – until you start looking on FileHippo! Basically a big old cache/directory of free software. Good resource. Link via CyberNetTechNews.
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A case mod that has no case – pretty cool, if Giger and horror movies are your thing.
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David Louis Edelman gets his writerly thinking hat on again.
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I really am very tempted to sign up for this – the likelihood of them picking an unfit nobody blogger is remote in the extreme, but what is there to lose?
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Warning for the chronically insecure – universe may be bigger and older than previously estimated. You are now even more insignificant than before!
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The Liftport crew aren’t just sitting on their asses and dreaming about space elevators, you know – they’re branching out into other territories with a less long-term time scale. You go, guys!
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Two exoplanet-sized objects in a binary pair, with no parent star. How did they form? We’re not entirely sure.
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11 – Flame Case ModCase mod with a flames-of-hell theme, naturally.
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