| Virtual Blather & Blarney: | Virtual Peek & Stare: |
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- Talk to My Cat
- No, not my cat. I don't have a
cat. Wouldn't mind having a cat, though ... but not his cat, because it's his.
| - The Corner of Hollywood & Vine
- I think this is the corner
where the Apollo 11 star is inlaid. I've been here a few times....
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- Columbia U Pepsi Machine
- Now if they could
only figure out some way to deliver the Diet Pepsi to my location.
| - Berkeley System's Kitchen Cam
- See what those wacky
engineers REALLY do with those toasters of theirs!
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- bsy's List of Accessible Coke Machines
- And for
those who don't have the Taste of the New Generation, the other cola.
| - The Amazing Fish Cam!
- The famous virtual
pets...
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- Automatic Talking Machine
- Make yourself heard
to perfect strangers somewhere else.
| - & The
Continually Refreshing Fish Cam
- ... and a technologically improved access to
them.
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- Scott's Alien Clock
- OK, so this doesn't really talk
to you, but it's an interesting puzzle of a sort.
| - Manhattan Skyline Webcam
- I drove around the edge of
Manhattan once, on FDR Parkway. JEEZ, the traffic! And then this helicopter came out of
nowhere and scared me to death......
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- Netscape Engineering Sign
- Announce your
existence to the engineering blokes at work at Netscape. Pretend you're a bus....
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- Boston Back Bay WebCam
- This isn't too far from both
the neatest shopping area in the world, Quincy Market at Fanueil Hall; and the incredible
memorial to the 54th Massachusetts, lyrically eulogized in the movie Glory. I'll stop gushing
now, I promise.
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- Spatch's VCR Clock
- I don't know what happened
to this interesting device's link, but I've managed to fudge the tech to reproduce the connection
to this complex virtual device.
| - Santa Monica
Pier + Bay Watch
- You know this place, even if you don't know you know. One of the
most popular shooting locations in Los Angeles, the Pier also houses that terrific merry-go-round
best known from The Sting.
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| - WGN-TV Chicago
- I
finally got to visit Chicago relatively recently, and boy oh boy, what a neat city! The near-ubiquitous WGN provides some local color on the Web.
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