March 1999
Wednesday, 31 March 1999
Archived Memepool Post: Mar 31, 1999
There’s no such thing as being too obsessed with Star Wars. (Posted to Art)
Tuesday, 30 March 1999
Archived Memepool Post: Mar 30, 1999
Doomed Engineers: who they were, what they built, how they died. (Posted to Culture)
Sunday, 28 March 1999
Archived Memepool Post: Mar 28, 1999
Ancient Egyptians had flight? (Posted to Transportation)
Archived Memepool Post: Mar 28, 1999
Write into thin air, with Spacewriter. (Posted to Gadgets)
Tuesday, 23 March 1999
Archived Memepool Post: Mar 23, 1999
The Tool Logic Tool Lite Deluxe contains a light, knife, screwdriver, phillips head screwdriver, nail file, toothpick, tweezer and inch/cm rules in a 1/8" thick thick credit card shape. As seen in Jeff Bezos’ pants! (Posted to Gadgets)
Wednesday, 17 March 1999
Archived Memepool Post: Mar 17, 1999
The brainchild of Larry Ellison, Mitchell Kertzman, and David Roux, HEYIDIOT.COM combines a vertical portal and irrational exhuberance to take the Internet stock crazy to its rational conclusion. (Posted to Finance)
Sunday, 14 March 1999
Archived Memepool Post: Mar 14, 1999
Scholar/Author Vernor Vinge postulates on how rapidly accelarating technological change will lead to the end of humanity as we know it. (Posted to Commentary)
Thursday, 11 March 1999
Archived Memepool Post: Mar 11, 1999
Itsy. It’s a PDA. It runs Linux. It’s smaller than a Palm III. It does speech recognition. We’re not so sure about this whole “Rock ‘n’ Scroll” UI, though. (Posted to Gadgets)
Archived Memepool Post: Mar 11, 1999
Legal industry sales strategist Mike O'Horo’s Results Mail explains simple techniques for non-salesmen to successfully sell. (Posted to Commerce)
Tuesday, 9 March 1999
Archived Memepool Post: Mar 9, 1999
Roadsite is a collection of sites related to highways (North American Route Numbering), roads (misc.transport.road FAQ), and more. (Posted to Reference)
Sunday, 7 March 1999
Archived Memepool Post: Mar 7, 1999
Afraid to pursue your life long dream of owning a pizza delivery joint because the pizza industry doesn’t have an equivalent to Red Herring? Relax, it does: Pizza Today. Next question: why? (Posted to Food)