Kanyak’s file stash

A grab-bag of sometimes useful, sometimes funny, sometimes bizarre but generally interesting stuff. This material has been shamelessly lifted off the net unless otherwise noted. Some of it may be controversial and/or offensive, which is one of the reasons why it's here. Read and download at your own risk and don't bug me about it if you don't like it. Thank you for your cooperation.

The management

• Cat's in the kettle: A parody about "ethnic" cooking based on the song "Cat's in the cradle". Credited to Bob Rivers. (Fourth item on the list last time I looked.)
• Done with sheep: A Bob Rivers parody, a real news story, and more.
• HTML on Usenet: Why it's bad for you.
• Installing Windows Messaging and Microsoft Fax on Windows Millennium Edition: Yes, it can be done. But you need to take precautions to get it right.
• Map of major ISP interconnections, 26 June 1999.
• Millennium madness: Not the last word, certainly, but a nice "reality check" on a subject that seems to preoccupy some minds.
• One day a camel-herder: A Turkish parable. Original drawings and text by İsmail Gülgeç. English translation by yours truly.
• Six problem characters in Turkish: Trying to install Turkish-language support under English-language Windows? Here's how to get ALL the characters right.
• The Funny and the Bizarre: Links to internet weirdos and whatnot.
• The Scotsman's kilt: Lyrics based on an ancient joke. Performer unknown. His interpretation differs from the lyrics at a few points.
• What if it's all been a big fat lie? Gary Taubes' New York Times article about why low-carb is good for you. (Use the Back button to return here.)
• Who'll stop the spam?: Parody of "Who'll stop the rain?" by yours truly.

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