April 2004 links
My top ten links collected during the month of April:
- I like this site devoted to shoelace knots, particularly the "Ian knot," but it turns out that I have to construct all my bows in reverse from the way depicted because of the way I tie my initial half-hitch. [via metafilter]
- Potential hazards of nanomaterials.
- I don't know whether the art of bribery might come in handy, but I shall keep it in mind the next time I want to eat out in the city. [via anil's daily links]
- Official instructions on how to sweep
- Here's something you can buy as a thoughtful gift, "now with all 10 plagues!" [via Incoming Signals]
- I do so want the Beckett for Babies to see the light of day.
- The travails of a robot herder.
- With this compendium of information on traditional japanese armour, one could launch one's own Eastern-tinged version of the Society for Creative Anachronism, I would think.
- To me, this piece of art made by sequenced windows noises is a revolutionary comment on hearing and not hearing. [via Electrolite]
- I remember the hubbub about the Zodiac killer when I was in elementary school through high school in San Francisco, and it never occurred to me, then or since, that the case would have ended up going unsolved. [via Laurenn McCubbin]
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