I use Stack Overflow to work out programming problems every day. In fact, I have about 10 tabs open to Stack Overflow right now.
Weekly Website Wednesday: The Lost Media Wiki
The Lost Media Wiki is a wiki that compiles what information that can be found about the existence of various media that have disappeared off the face of the planet.
It’s a useful resource to confirm that weird things from your youth, that only you remember, did, in fact, exist. I was really happy to learn that a cartoon from when I was little, The Bush Baby, actually existed and wasn’t just a fever dream. But then I was sad that there is no trace of the English dub to be found anywhere. Not even a clip.
If you want to help them out, check out what exists on old VHS tapes and magazines and such in your basement.
Weekly Website Wednesday: Ontario Field Ornithologists
Birds are nice. Everybody should learn about birds before they’re all dead from pesticides and habitat destruction. Maybe, I’ll join my local ornithologists.
Weekly Website Wednesday: The Unofficial Elder Scrolls Pages
I’ve been playing Skyrim a lot lately, so I’ve been visiting The Unofficial Elder Scrolls Pages so that I can actually understand what is going on.
The Elder Scrolls series actually has a huge amount of lore. It’s a real shame that they’ve been focusing on the generic fantasy aspects of it lately.
Weekly Website Wednesday: Peckhamia
Peckhamia is a scientific journal for jumping spider enthusiasts. Jumping spiders are adorable! I love them! Arachnophobics are my enemy!
Weekly Website Wednesday: Jheronimus Bosch, the Garden of Earthly Delights Interactive Documentary
Hieronymus Bosch was a crazy Dutch painter, who painted crazy Dutch things. Of particular interest is his triptych The Garden of Earthly Delights. Some modern-day crazy Dutch people made an interactive tour of the triptych. It is very interesting and crazy. Go look at it.
