Interesting and Useful Web Sites
Web Starting Points
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Yahoo: The original net search engine
based on site lists
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Google: Probably the most comprehensive
web search engine.
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Google News: Google's news site.
Work Related
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EMC Corporation: Where I currently work.
Intelligent, reliable storage by the terabyte.
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The Open Group: Formerly known
as OSF. I used to work, in the Research Institute, which has been
dismantled.
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IETF: The Internet Engineering Task
Force - network protocol standards development. For details:
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SNIA: The Storage Networking Industry
Association.
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T10: SCSI standards organization.
T11:
Standards organization that includes Fibre Channel (T11.3).
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CMU SCS | U
of Illinois at U-C CS | MIT LCS
| U of Washington CS&E
| U of Utah CS | UC
Berkeley CS Division: Useful university CS links.
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DARPA: Past sponsor of much of the research
program that I worked on at OSF/The Open Group. Most of this funding was
from:
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ITO: Information Technology Office,
home of serious research
Investment and Financial
Information Directories
Travel
Recreation
Useful Software
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TUCOWS: The Ultimate Collection Of
Winsock Software. Serious online software library. Includes the following
packages I currently use:
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FTP Commander: A graphical
ftp client. Try this and you'll never willingly use a command line interface
to ftp again.
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WinZip: The most reasonable
way to deal with ZIP archives (standard PC file distribution format) under
Windows.
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DeLorme Mapping: Producers of very
good map CDROMs -- Street Atlas USA in particular
Non Smokers Rights and Tobacco
Miscellaneous
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Fight Spam on the Internet: What
you can do about unsolicited email. Complaining to the sender usually doesn't
work, but complaining to the sender's ISP often does.
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Buy.com: Distributor of lots of stuff,
including new computer gear with good prices and a flashy web site.
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Overstock.com: Online liquidator
of excess inventory. New stuff, good prices, often from dead .com's.
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Price Watch: Source for current
market (street) prices on new, used, refurbished computer gear of all sorts.
Peculiar
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