Miscellaneous

• 36 bits forever! A site dedicated to the PDP-10
• Amnesty International
• The Aviation Enthusiast Corner
• Bell Canada star codes
• Enrico Tedeschi's Old Radios
• The Giant List of Classic Game Programmers is a list that I probably ought to be on but I am not
• Index Librorum Liberorum is a Web page developed by John Walker, founder of AutoDesk and co-author of AutoCAD, the world's most popular CAD program. This site contains an amazing collection of quality free software, writings, and more. Thanks for sharing it all with us, John!
• The Mises Institute offers a different look on economics and more.
• The MIT Club of Ottawa: No, I am not an MIT graduate, but the math professor of my former business partner is, which is how I became a member.
• The Networked Media Laboratory of the Canadian Government's Communications Research Centre is home to many interesting things, including Gorthold the (artificially intelligent) dragon.
• Old Time Radio: See (or rather, hear) what it was like when the crackling sound of a six-tube super-heterodyne receiver was the ultimate in high-tech! The Internet is a time-machine; it is a unique experience to listen (through the crackling sound of RealAudio this time) to the sounds of the past, like the infamous radio play The War Of The Worlds, from Orson Welles, in its entirety.
• Old Time Radio Catalog
• The Nizkor Project is dedicated to the twelve million victims of the Holocaust and fights Holocaust denial.
• Overlawyered.com - the name says it all.
• Pliny the Elder's Natural History, the first ever encyclopedia in the world, can now be read online in the original Latin; some chapters are also available in English.
• The Right to Quiet Society fights an important battle against noise pollution.
• The Stolen Election
• VirtualTuner
• WebScriptions, by the venerable Baen books, is a welcome initiative amid the tide of "Digital Rights Managed" works that you cannot even read on your own second computer.
• YadVashem