Heckler & Coch on Hypertext (awesome)
http://hecklerandcoch.blogspot.com/2004_02_01_hecklerandcoch_archive.html#
107577149644849638

UK Pensioner's Party
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/3475187.stm
(it's like a virtual party commoditising MPs -- they choose who they'll support
and move around accordingly. Ideas like this have the potential to break up the
party thing.)

Academic social software guys I talked to yesterday
http://www.ceggos.com/scape

Scary-cool- Decompression Bombs
http://cheerleader.yoz.com/archives/001711.html
(A tiny file that decompresses to 10Gb. Causing trouble.)

Sussex Internet Research conference- Ubiquity
http://www.sussex.ac.uk/cce/aoir/
("The internet seems to be at once everywhere and invisible but simultaneously
it structures only a fraction of the communications of the total global
community. It can facilitate greater interaction, understanding and political
activism; being used at the same time to exclude, destroy and exploit. The much
cited ubiquity of the internet needs to be examined in both the contexts in
which it is accepted and those in which it is contested." September 2004.)

Scans of all the Transformers instructions
http://www.tfracetrack.com/instructions/

Mac OS X utility- Points
http://deallus.com/points.shtml
("Points was developed to make it easy to track and report status items. It's a
focused application dedicated to keeping simple lists, and then easily allowing
you to do a wide variety of things with that list. Support is included for
emailing the list, logging it to a file, posting it to a blog, and most recently
enabled - custom scripted actions. With version 1.1, you can now invoke a script
that you write to process the results of your list.")

Joi Ito's conference Hecklebot
http://joi.ito.com/joiwiki/HeckleBot

Social Fiction dot org
http://socialfiction.org/
("carthographic sadism. gabber avant-gardism. disco socialism. peripatetic
hedonism. autonomous spacetravel." What's not to like?)

Purse Lip Square Jaw's February 2004 archives
http://www.purselipsquarejaw.org/2004_02_01_blogger_archives.php
(there are loads of good things so far this month.)

Optical Tweezer- using photon momentum to pick up viruses
http://theregister.co.uk/content/28/35492.html