Some of my favorite WWW sites
Wow, this list is old. I created about a decade ago, and have
barely updated it since. But it might be interesting for
historical reasons...
Note that there are the beginnings of organization at the
end of this list. I actually have many items
cleverly placed into descriptive categories!
Here's a list of the categories:
Totally unorganized section
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Political Action Resources Home Page - "The Art of Political Campaign"
-
Physics Unbound - distributed web-based Physics textbook - Sign up
and write a chapter!
- Beavis
and Butthead
- Toast!
- Blowtorch made from strawberry poptarts.
- Yahoo!Excellent list of web pointers. Note that
the presence of this link, and my descriptive text from way-back when I wrote it,
clearly show how old this list is.
- This is True home page
- MPEG FAQ
- Base-10 for time!
- Some guy's own personal unit of time, the chron.
-
The Media House Page - B horror film stuff
- Snuff It - Wierd stuff
-
Chuck's page - Lots of really sick and twisted stuff
-
Ascii Atlas
- Usenet FAQs, in hypertext format
- Dilbert's HOME PAGE
- Home page with THX stuff
- Tasteless stories, internet
security, and conspiracies!
- Very Serious Guide to
Spriritual Stuff - potentially humorous guide to religion and ethics.
- ESP experiment
- Branch Always Software
- Featuring an Atari 800XL emulator
- Info on plan to
port the Amiga OS to other platforms
- Point Communications
- rated index of web sites
-
Home page for the students for the Occult Society
at Monash Univ
- Patent search service
- LlamaWeb
- Yes, it's about llamas.
- CTAN
- the Comprehensive TeX Archive Network
- oak.oakland.edu
- Archive Site
- Ebola reading list
- Ebola essay
-
Interview with Ebola researcher
- Allergy
- archives of the Allergy Mailing list
- NetQ
- Database of questions and answers
- Interactive WWW
Graphics Generator
- Home page featuring
3D Strange Attractors images
- How to add
access counters to your documents
- Web access counter
-
WWW Password Authentication tutorial
- 'Les Moore' cartoons
and the 'Quote for the Day'
- Interactive video
poker, blackjack, and slot machine
- Info on the Usenet Oracle
- NRA home page
- net.legends FAQ
- Black Jack
- Best of Las Vegas - The Las Vegas Review Journal
- Penises of the animal kingdom
- Some guys page with links to somebody else's page. Candy bars are involved
- US Tax information.
- Another contender for Least-Useful Page
- World's Worst WWW Page
- S.P.O.C.K. home page - Swedish synth pop about Star Trek
- Monty Python scripts and more
- Some artwork that reminds Joe of me.
- Live and farm! I think it's an ant farm.
- Some sort of wedding Home Page
- Imaginary Projects home page - short films, clips, etc
- Offensive cartoon - Space Moose
- Tulsa Chat
- American Academy of Allergy Asthma & Immunology
- Repetetive Strain Injury Primer
- Toilet cam
- Avida - MPEG movie
- Home page with gambling and travel info
- Berlin Film Festival
- Church of the Subgenius
- Inline skating stuff
- Silicon Valley guide
- The brief against Microsoft, The Evil Empire
- The Nerd Test
- Skew magazine
- IUMA magazine - Addicted To Noise
- Blacklist of Internet advertisers
-
Eugenics
- Poker Game
- play against computer or other players. Only guaranteed to be working
at 16 and 51 minutes after each hour.
- Game Bytes - dunno what it is, but I think it be a gaming newsletter
- Games Domain - lots o stuff about computer games
- San Francisco Bay Area Web Guide
- Tulsa - dunno what it is exactly. I mean, clearly it's a town, but you can't put a whole town on the net.
- UNABOM thing about that mad bomber guy
- NSF Network News
- Cyberwire Dispatch
- Net Scout Report
- NetSurfer Digest
- Computer-mediated Communication by John December
- Job Hunting on the Internet
- Typing injuries FAQ
- How-To video collection
- DSP Summit Newsletter
- Doom Help Service
- Internet Relay Chat society info
- The Jihad Against Barney home page
- Stuff about Charles Moore by Jeff Fox
- Stock Prices at MIT
- Lots of documentation, such as pc-hardware-faq
- The Alex catalogue of electronic texts
- The Graphics Archive
- Wavelets stuff
- Communication essays by George Gilder
- Hyperception DSP-stuff anonymous ftp site
- ftp site for some cool ftp-able papers, including stack machine stuff
- Aviation stuff and MORE!
- Guide to electronic publications
- Fun thing by some dude named Eric Anderson
- Commercial thing by some dude named Eric Anderson
- Jove Editor Info
- DoD Buyer's Guide
- Stanford Users' Web Server
- Winsock FAQ
- Uma Thurman
- Making maps easy to read
- Online World resources handbook
- Spiders and Robots - web searching stuff.
- The Spider's Web
- WWW FAQ
- NN FAQ
- No News (is good news)
- Mentos
- The Freshmaker!
- Black Adder
- Monty Python
- E-Zine List
- BBC Network Club
- British Comedy
- Red Dwarf 1
- Red Dwarf 2
- Internet Index
- BETA
- TI Stuff
- Computer Vision
- Interviews
- Bonsai
- CaliforniaYP
- California1
- Hops
- Libertarian Party
- Gateway 1
- Meta Magazine
- MIT FPGA
- MPEG Index
- How Bike Movie was made
Genetic algorithms are search and optimization strategies based on the
ideas of genetics. The basic plan is to evolve solutions to
problems. Genetic algorithms (GA's) typically search over a space
represented by binary strings. Genetic programs (GP's) search the space
of computer programs. Artificial life is similar in the sense that
computer programs are evolved, but the operations used to evolve the
programs are typically different than those used in genetic programming.
Note that these things have nothing to do with gene-splicing or the
creation of mutant forms of life that are bent on destroying the
world as we know it with their awesome psionic powers.
- Computer Science Education Resource Guide - a bunch of interesting Computer Science links.
- 411 - Service for finding people's
email addresses
- IMPACT compiler
- Project of Univ. of Ill. at Urbana-Champaign
- UCI - Computer stuff, including
information on "percolation" scheduling
-
3dlabs information on OpenGL accellerator
-
3demon - I think it's some sort of OpenGL 3d accellerator
-
OpenGL - SGI's page on the topic
-
Windows 95 info
-
Reversible Computing - Another wacky idea from Henry Baker
-
Thermo-somthing - also from Henry Baker
- Hot Chips conference
info, or try this for
more of the same.
- BSP FAQ
- Binary Space Partitioning
- MPI info
- Message Passing Interface for parallel processing
-
AP Circuits - prototype circuit boards
-
Info on Dec's Sparc->Alpha translator
- CORDIC
- Some wacky problem solving technique
- USC CS Web Server
- Harvard Computer Review
- 3DSite
- Lots of 3D stuff, plus a job matching service
- Mail forms
- How to use predefined mail forms at a2i
-
Info on interlaced and transparent GIFs
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How SCI coherence works
- OSF
- Open Software Foundation
-
Project Pilgrim - DCE info at UMass.
- Searchable RFC's at UMass
- IC CAD sources - Cadence, Synopsys, free stuff, EE Times, etc
- Alpha motherboards
- BSDI info
- TraceBase - On-line computer traces
- Sun Developer and Networking Conference
- Sun Netra servers
- Sun's new Web viewer - JAVA
- Unix World Online Magazine
- WABI from Sun
- Bernd Paysan's Homepage - VLIW simulator
- Some VLSI Thingy, maybe related to systolic arrays
- MIT Alewife Project
- Comp.lang.verilog home page
- X-bench survey
- Mathworks - with lots of Pentium bug stuff
- The San Francisco Chronical FDIV article
- Intel FDIV Bug FAQ
- RAID papers from Berkeley
- C Coding Style
- Chip list and Benchmark list
- Memory Architecture and Stuff
- SPLASH MP Benchmark Suite
- Computing and Networking guides
- Alpha PC
- Computer Architecture Pointers
- AMULET 1
- PowerPC News
- uProc Intrs
- PA-RISC Instruction Manual
- Verilog FAQ
- PRESTO Parallel stuff
- Synopsys Journal of High-Level Design
- Alexander Klaiber - wrote some PhD dissertation on parallel stuff
- Modula-3 Information
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Intel's Multimedia and Games Developer's Home Page.
- Intel's Pentium Replacement policy
- Two Fundamental Limits on Dataflow Multiprocessing
- List of free CAD tools
- ATARI stuff, related to Atari Explorer Online Magazine
- Some stuff about ISDN
- 3D-Max 3-d thing for computer displays
- Motif info
- Motorola Modem products
- FAQ for 28.8 Modems
- Some info about a big V.34 modem shootout
- Computer Games Developers Conference
- Lockheed Martin 3D Graphics Accelerator
- Python - the language
- C-like language with low-level threads. Tera stuff
- Interesting benchmarking stuff for FP and Pentium
- Vaughan Pratt - guy who did Pentium meltdown thingy
- Motorola
- InterNIC Internet Service Providers List (United States)
- Providers of Commercial Internet Access (POCIA)
- Great Microprocessors of the Past and Present
- SIGDA Internet Server for technical stuff
- Technical Papers Gopher
- Gopher site for ITU (Telecommunication) Standards
- SGI Jobs summary
- VI reference page
- Cliff Click's Home Page - he's some compiler researcher
- HTML checking program
- Bare Bones Guide to HTML
- HTML Reference manual
- Sheffield University - stuff including speech database
- Stacked optically connected chips
- smartA software for students
- Conference on Computer Animation
- HTTPD Documentation, I think. It's at cheesepipe.com
- Learn C and C++ today
- Intro to Noweb and literate programming
- Intel stuff on P6
- Smart memory stuff
Psion Database files
Psion Info
HP 200LX web site
HP 28 web site
HP 48 FAQ
Linux is the operating system you should be using if you
aren't using it currently. It is a free Unix clone, developed over
the past several years by countless programmers all over the world.
It is currently being used by many thousands of people, including
me. I like it, so it must be good.
Oh, motorcycles, how I love thee.
PGP stands for Pretty Good Privacy. It is a free encryption program
that you can use to prevent others from reading your email or files.
Perl attempts to prove by example that power is inversely
proportional to beauty. It makes a strong argument.
I have to admit, I based this whole page on one that I copied from a
former coworker of mine, known elsewhere as Curly. Several of the
links from his page are still here, and I really have no idea what they
mean. I'd delete them, except the titles sound vaguely interesting, so
I keep telling myself that someday I'll check them out and delete them
if they prove worthless. The following links are in this category,
though they aren't the only ones.
Brett Coon / brett@cheesepipe.com