Allways changing. Regulars are aircraft, preferably without engine (simply the most elegant way to use solar power), old cars (simply the most elegant way to waste the energy saved when flying a glider?).
Music (allmost) in general.
Obviously, computing can't be included.The Sisters Of Mercy(!)
For Greater Good
Fields Of The Nephilim
Nick Cave&The Bad Seeds
various darklings
Marillion
Kate Bush
Ultravox (sympathy is made to last!)
various other 80ies pop icons. Today's popmusic isn't made for me, I couldn't keep a radio turned on for more than 20 minutes for a number of years now.
Various metal albums, especially "Demigod" by Behemoth and "1-800 Vindication" by Illdisposed.
Classic music, preferably barock period, preferably italian. That's Albinoni and Corelli as well as Vivaldi. That is music to cheer me up.
...or simply click to listen!
Dr. Strangelove or how I learned to stop worrying and love the bomb, Bladerunner, anything by the Monty Pythons (No Kool Gangstas with guns for me, please!) The Marx Brothers
been off since I got internet. I watch the news, if anything at all. None of the daft CSI serials and crap like that.
Anything by Terry Pratchet, Douglas Adams, Frank Schätzing. Yes, I read for cheap fun.
No need to explain. His ideas inspired a lot of what Europe is today.
Former german chancelor Helmut Schmidt. A man dedicated to his tasks, with the nowadays rare ability of admitting his errors and enough skills to have made less of them than the majority of his coleagues.
The Sisters of Mercy, in the Floodland days. My life wasn't the same ever after.