Fun Stuff

• The Tech Classics Archive. Hey, classics can be fun (like when you're punting your 8.05 problem set). Everything from the Iliad, to Herodotus' History.
• Comics (Unfortunately, copyrights require that we limit availability of these comics to the MIT community.):
  • Dilbert, by Scott Adams
  • Bizarro, by Dan Piraro
  • Views of the World (international editorial cartoons)
• First Night Boston
• Boston Classical Music: information maintained by Rosario Gennaro.
• The MIT Hack Gallery. Your favorite hacks are here, from the CP Car on the Dome, to the Cathedral of Our Lady of the All-Night Tool.
• A cybermystic novella, vh485, by Nic Kelman. Its maintainer tells us it's the first novella written exclusively for net distribution and net distribution only.
• Jake and Matthew's Adventures
  • Matthew and Jake Fly a Kite
  • Matthew and Jake go to the LSC Party
  • Matthew and Jake put a CP Car on the Dome
• Hey, rei's good old html Choose-Your-Own-Adventure-like game (called "The CyberMUD"). Give it a shot sometime.
• Matthew Gray and various SIPB members present: Madlibs! (Still needs polishing, but it's funny).
• The Hacker Crackdown, a telling of Law and Disorder on the Electronic Frontier, by Bruce Sterling <bruces@well.sf.ca.us>.
• Let's Argue! A sports column in The Tech.
• shabby's Star Trek Schedule (with Boston Air Times).
• Information about Pretty Good Privacy, a freely-redistributable public key cryptosystem.
• A Gallery of Interactive Geometry. Excellent!
• Firehose Tavern, a MIT comic strip which appears periodically in The Tech.
• LSC has movie schedules and other information online.
• A listing of parties and other upcoming local social events
• Matthew Gray's list of cool stuff on the web
• Dilbert, the comic strip by Scott Adams, is available to the MIT community. (Sorry to the rest of you. It's copyrighted stuff.)
• The latest of Dr. Fun.