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Back in the winter of 1998 we won another
sweepstakes vacation to a dude ranch, only this time the vacation lasted
five years. Remember that clean mountain air, those
high plateaus and the freshly mown alfalfa?
They proved again such welcome respite from dotcom lunacy
that we almost forgot the Web existed -- not to mention
San Francisco. But then our cell phone rang, with
reports that Atlas had fallen into a morbid pit
of decomissioned servers. Adrenaline pumping, we dove into
the Atlocraft and threw her into high gear
(well, third gear, anyway), burning code all the way
back to headquarters, where we found some awfully
sour milk in the fridge. It took us a while to dust off the
buddhas and hook up the generator, but it looks
Atlas is back. For a while anyway. You never know in this town. So without further ado ... | |
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![]() Ted Terbolizard does Atlas. Log Buddha premieres: It's Buddha's digitoscope ant farm -- it's channel surfing the reincarnation highway -- it's more than we bargained for -- it's Fermat's theorem with a human face -- it's also interactive (excluding tax and shipping charge). Futurefarmers explore the latest in bioweb technologies. ![]() |
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![]() Pulitzer Prize-winner Stanley Karnow explains how he found himself in Paris in the Fifties. Mystery Guy, Ken Coupland's dyspeptic online multimedia novel, premieres. And Cybordello continues, featuring Ken's Weekly Best Use of the Web. ![]() |
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![]() Bob Sacha is Under New York, where you'll find surprising machines. Adam Kufeld reports in from Cuba, where they still don't have online gambling. Catherine Karnow went to Bombay (that is, Mumbai) and graces our screens with "Bombay Bazaar," with quotes from text by Pico Iyer. Olivier Laude goes deep into the Chinese countryside with a look at China's vernacular rural architecture. ![]() |
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![]() Namedroppings is our phenomenally popular in-box for readers' recommended URLs. The Atlas Gallery features soothing MIDI renditions of our Webmaster's musical works. ![]() |
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