Computing and the Internet

• Archive.org attempts to preserve snapshots of the Web "the way it was" through its "Wayback Machine".
• Bluetooth
• Bob Webster's Junkmail is an irregular publication (for lack of a better word) on many topics.
• BYTE, sadly, is now fee-based.
• Chaos Manor and Chaos Manor Reviews: Jerry Pournelle is a pretty darn good science-fiction writer (few sci-fi authors remain who actually know some science, and Jerry is one of them). He also had a very enjoyable column in the now defunct BYTE magazine, which he continues on-line.
• Computer Incident Advisory Capability is an odd name that hides what is probably one of the most reliable Web sites on computer security incidents.
• Counterpane publishes the Crypto-Gram newsletter.
• The DeCSS Gallery demonstrates the ridiculousness of viewing source code as a "device" rather than protecting it as free speech
• Digex Network Services: Resources for troubleshooting difficult Internet routing problems.
• The DoJo toolkit on Wikipedia
• Donald E. Knuth is the author of one of the most influential computer science books ever written, The Art of Computer Programming.
• DrDevice contains many useful notes and files for Windows users
• Fujitsu notebook benchmarks and
• Fujitsu notebook tweaks
• The GNU Emacs Lisp Reference Manual
• Joseph M. Newcomer's Web site contains lots of useful programming information, downloadables, and essays.
• InterNIC: Where you register a .COM domain name.
• Mail Abuse Prevention System LLC
• The Maxima Mailing List Archives
• The Objectwatch Newsletter
• PCI Database
• Pentium® Processor Quick Reference Guide
• System Internals by Mark Russinovich and Bryce Cogswell is a site containing an amazing wealth of information about Windows 95/98/NT programming secrets, complete with clear explanations, lots of source code, and useful tools.
• The Rainbow Series contains the Orange Book and other titles, often quoted, even more often misunderstood, about computer system security.
• The Register may not be the best online IT information source, but it is definitely one of the best.
• Steve's Digicams is the most comprehensive site on digital cameras
• TELECOM Digest and Archives
• Windows XP tweaks