Fact Sheet on The Fcc, Internet Service Providers and Access Charges
BBSs
SECURITY BUGWARE an index of bugs in various software
Archive Comparison Test (A.C.T.)
Hornet Presents: The 8086 Compo
Distro Site of This Demo/Music Groups
WinDriver a cross-platform (Microsoft & Linux) driver development toolkit
comp.windows.x Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) 2/6 - 37) How can I design my own font?
43) How can I design my own font?
PNG (Portable Network Graphics)
PNG (Portable Network Graphics)
The Independent JPEG Group writes a jpeg compression library
Old Computer Nostalgia/History pages
Magazines
Access to Ethernet (IEEE 802.3) Information
A listing of the TCP and UDP standard port numbers (234K document)
FlexNet is a group that develops software for packet radio
Programming
Search Dictionary of PC Hardware and Data Comm. Terms
FAQSYS extended version - (solving worldwide problems)
The Collection of Computer Science Bibliographies
Frequently Asked Questions about Kerberos
Chaffing and Winnowing: Confidentiality without Encryption by Ronald L. Rivest of MIT
An article by Ronald Rivest on a new security technique called chaffing
Shopping for computers, computer price guides, computer fairs...
User Groups and other organizations
Julia A Chatter-Bot that conducts conversations
Wotsit's File Format Collection
File format encyclopedia (2 meg zipfile)
A page that will convert files from a bunch of different formats to a bunch of different formats. It converts documents, images and some formats of movies.
DESQview/X Software Ports (a.k.a. desqview/x, dv/x, dvx)
The Knights of the Commandline argue that commandline based operating systems/environments are better than graphical ones.
The SIG11 problem How to diagnose compiling errors that are frequently due to hardware problems.
A page by the OpenBSD folks which explains the different copyright schemes used by free software
A proposal for a new license for free software
The Easter Egg Page - Contents Frame
The classic computer game Adventure on the Web
A program that is supposed to allow you to run 386 programs on a 286
The Cathedral and the Bazaar a paper which tries to explain how Linux was developed so fast.
Why making your web browser narrower can make it easier to read
Avalon the supercomputer made out of 70 DEC Alpha workstations running Linux for $150,000 that outperforms million dollar workstations
Trove -- A project to create a new internet software distribution system to replace archives like sunsite and simtel