And here is a bunch of links that have fallen of the main page

Stuff last moved here: 3. 3. 2021

Some online cartoon strips:

• Count Your Sheep
  Now go to bed, Adis!
  
• Wapsi Square
  sometimes daily life but mostly more mystic.
  
• Bruno the Bandit
  is a supposedly a medieval-style cartoon with occasionally huge eyes.
  
• Suburban Jungle
  is an "everyday life" furry by the Gneech.
  
• College Roomies from Hell
  keeps on being strange though at times a bit overly dramatic.
  
• GPF
  tells about an software company, and possibly other things. Interesting style.
  
• Funny Farm
  2 + 2 = 4!
  
• PvP
  happens mostly in the office of a gaming magazine.
  
• Dela the Hooda (quiet)
  Few furries in a human world, mostly domestic with some strangeness.
  
• Limpidity (quiet)
  single gags, often visual puns or other such.
  
• Tang's Weekly Comic (quiet)
  sometimes has plot, sometimes completely not.
  
• NeverNever (quiet)
  is a nice fantasy strip.
  
• Turnsignals on a Landraider (ended)
  is funny, if you know what WH40K is...
  
• Sins (ended?)
  has an interesting concept: a chosen child commanding the seven deadly sins.
• Sparkling Generation Valkyrie Yuuki
  is also an ... interesting magical girl manga.
• Erfworld (ended)
  is a place that takes it's gaming rules seriously.
• Diesel Sweeties
  pixelated robot romance web comic

And other stuff:

• The SF Site
  seems to be quite extensive... Haven't explored it much, though.
• TaSeR
  is the local non-university-affiliated roleplaying club.
• Places to Go, People to Be
  was an online magazine for roleplayers.
• Freecode
  A place for Linux programs.
• SourceForge.net
  A place for open source programs.
• PHP
  is used for web pages.
• w3schools
  has decent basic info on web-related standards & languages.
• The Reality-Based Community has posts on drug policy, economy, ecology and other stuff.
• Mob United
• The Young Turks
  do mostly (left-leaning) politics, but my interest waned after NerdAlert was canceled.
• The Daily Show
  transitioned well enough to Trevor Noah, but their inability to cater to Europeans caused me to lose interest.
• Citizendium
  is an open-content encyclopedia.
• Global Guerrillas
  concerns itself with the nature of 21st century violent conflicts.
• Star Wreck
  is a funny parody-series.
• Seti@home
  is a program that searched for alien signals.

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