Top Esoterica Blogs

If you're not checking out Boing Boing eight times a day, you're missing out on an awful lot of wonderful. Originally launched in 1988 as a cyberpunk-centric photocopied zine, the mag was reborn as a Web site in 1995, and again as a blog in 2000. Since then, Boing Boing has grown into an essential destination [for] in-the-know geeks worldwide.

Peety is that naughty girl caught in the trap of the 'perfect world'! Born in Barbados, raised in Canada and presently living in The Netherlands. My thirst for knowledge has lead to my current computer (mac,linux,pc) addiction.

Metafilter is a weblog...that anyone can contribute a link or a comment to. A typical weblog is one person posting their thoughts on the unique things they find on the web. This website exists to break down the barriers between people, to extend a weblog beyond just one person, and to foster discussion among its members.

What kottke.org might be, a list:

• The personal site of Jason Kottke. But also his full-time gig.
• My wunderkammer. Wunderkammer is a German word meaning, roughly, "cabinet of wonders" or "cabinet of curiousities". Julian Dibbell wrote about weblogs as wunderkammers for the dearly-departed Feed.
• An attempt to track and make sense of "material that connects the insights of science and culture, rather than using one to dismantle the other" (as Steven Johnson puts it).
• Sheer egoism, aesthetic enthusiasm, historical impulse, and even a bit of political purpose. (after George Orwell)