The Inevitable, Perpetually Out-Of-Date Links List

As so many people, I have my favorite pages. These are them.

Where to Find Things

• Google -- The best searcher on the WWW.
• Yahoo -- The most useful page on the WWW.
• Eric's Treasure Trove of Mathematics -- Great math reference.
• Hypertext Webster Interface -- Just that. Very useful.

Stuff to Check Out Daily

• Slashdot -- The site I love to hate.
• My Yahoo -- For those who wish to keep in touch with the real world.
• USWX -- Great weather site. Weather in Freehold, Santa Barbara.
• The Dilbert Zone -- Real funny, but the author is a jerk.
• Got apex? -- Decent news and good deals.
• Ars Technica -- The PC enthusiast's resource.

Stuff to Check Out Regularly

• Dave Barry -- His columns on-line!
• Games Domain -- Computer games.

Linux

• freshmeat.net -- Latest Linux software updates.
• XaoS -- Kickass realtime fractal zoomer.
• Linux Documentation Project -- Tons of useful information.
• Debian GNU/Linux -- They may be overzealous, but it's a great distribution.
• The Gimp -- Awesome Photoshop clone for Unix. (Linux binaries available.)
• vim -- My text editor of choice.

Other Stuff

• Santa Barbara Hikes -- Must-visit site if you're interested in hiking in the Santa Barbara area.
• Little Green Desktop -- Everything about Atari ST emulators for the PC.
• CDNow -- Great online music store.
• Befunge -- Totally awesome programming language for the obfuscatory inclined.
• The Cathedral and the Bazaar -- Excellent paper on software development methods. A must-read.
• The Newsome Family -- One cool family with a heavily under-construction page.
• ONSALE -- Online auction of computers and electronics.
• The International Obfuscated C Code Contest -- Really cool C programs.
• Tom Lehrer -- My own Tom Lehrer page.
• MapQuest -- A complete roadmap of all of continental USA.
• Jargon File Resources -- Great reading for those interested in hacker culture.
• Persistence of Vision Ray Tracer -- Freeware raytracing program.

Tim Newsome, nuisance@casualhacker.net