Been a fan since I was literally 10 years old. I loved the writeups on Tesla coils. There's also a section on the Bajak Flux Capacitor including a schematic, which I tried to build in the hopes that I could mess with time control.

There was also a heartfelt plea to geeks to not shoot up their school, written in the wake of the Columbine massacre. I really felt that one.

Still alive. Mostly over on Quora now, answering science questions (posting Tesla stuff.) https://www.quora.com/profile/William-Beaty

I’ve also been a fan since I was very young, and I did end up building a Tesla Coil thanks to the site!

Also the site works perfectly under Dillo/Lynx.

All in HTML 1.0 written by hand, from Unix shell C, using pico.

When I started, I was getting huge international traffic, from people seeing near-instant page-loading when using 2400 baud dialup. I think classrooms were using it for ESL teaching. Also, huge traffic from the deaf community (any images w/text paragraphs, and ease of speech screenreaders. Unexpectedly this put me way high on google, when it finally appeared years later.)

Oh, hello. On EE, I'm a CS guy, but I suck at hardware. Programming it's far easier, even ASM. I always wanted to understand the basics of electricity, but everything looks obscure, even with the Ohm's law. Your site helped me.