Links

If you want off this site, here are some places to go.

Sci-fi

Ex Astris Scientia
The best Star Trek site on the web. No contest.

The Babylon 5 Tech-Manual
The online technical manual for Babylon 5. Ubercool geek resource.

IFIS - Institute For Impure Science
The website for Royal Holloway's science-fiction (and fantasy and horror and cult and etc. etc.) society.

First TV Drama
This site is devastatingly funny if you're one of the good number of Trek fans who feels that Enterprise is a bit of a waste, or rather, a carefully-calculated moneygrabbing scheme by Berman and Braga, the producers. The actual purpose of the site is to promote two television series that Richard Whettestone, the site's author, is trying to get made. However, to show that he really knows how to make a really good sci-fi series, he's pointing out the flaws and missed opportunities in every Enterprise episode. And he does it in a rather AMIGA POWER-esque style. Look, just go and read it, will you? The man's a genius. (Oh, and do support his effort, too. I believe he can do what he says he will.)

Friends' homepages

Martin Ives' very scary website
Be afraid. Be very afraid.

Rob's World
The website of Bob, a fellow ex-RHUL student. Contains OpenGL programs and stuff.

Buran.org - Downloadable Insanity
The website of Buran, a good friend from Avians.net. It's about space and technology and computers and Volkswagens and stuff.

Logan's Runes
The website of David 'Loganberry' Buttery, a fellow Lapine fur, and a good writer.

Furry

Avians.net
One of the focal points of the Feathery fandom, and the host of this web site.

WikiFur
Like Wikipedia, but specifically for Furry topics. And not necessarily encyclopaedic.

Shifti
Not strictly furry, but has some furry content. This is an wiki-based archive for transformation stories.

Lagomorphic

Bits 'n' Bob-stones
Loganberry's jolly nice site, almost entirely focused on Watership Down. Including Frithaes!, a guide to the rabbit-language Lapine. E lay vao-nyt!

Efrafa.org - your source for heavily censored news
A spoof site for Watership Down fans, very much in the style of The Onion. It's a shame there's so little on it.

The Dancing Hare
A website devoted to the mythology and folklore surrounding lapines (rabbits and hares).

Evolution, antievolution, and antiantievolution

Google Groups: talk.origins
This is the web's most well known and possibly most popular group for discussing evolution and antievolution topics. It's a mix of educated people, hit and run trolls, and total cranks with no grasp of logic. They're the funniest.

The talk.origins archive
At one time this was a thriving site full of articles rebutting attacks on evolution theory. Since an attack by a hacker, however, input has dropped almost to zero. It's still full of interesting info, however. Includes the Index to Creationist Claims, a huge list of rebuttals to almost every creationist argument.

The Panda's Thumb
A forum tracking the antievolution movement, like talk origins, but less hectic and more on topic.

Miscellaneous

Wikipedia
Wikipedia is an online encyclopaedia that anyone in the world can edit at any time. A truly fabulous thing.

LiveJournal
LiveJournal is a place where you can keep an online journal.

AP2
The AMIGA POWER Tribute Site of Champions, but not on the Amiga. Unless you are, somehow, viewing this on an Amiga.

World of Stuart
The website of computer games journalist Stuart Campbell, who used to write for AMIGA POWER and remembers what it was like when every other game wasn't a bloody RPG.

20Q.net
An impressive online artificial intelligence experiment. The player may challenge a computer program to a game of 'Twenty Questions', which involves thinking of something, and answering twenty questions about it from the program, which is trying to guess what it is.

lernu!
An online aid to learning Esperanto. English learners may find their Esperanto to English dictionary useful. (Esperanto dictionaries for other languages are also available). Incidentally, lernu! is simply Esperanto for 'learn!'.