Sites of Interest
Long years ago, I put together a list of (what I think are) useful pointers
to miscellaneous places on the WWW. As time passed, I kept taking off the
links that stopped working. Then I stopped.
This page provides a snapshot of what I thought were interesting things
to do on the web in 1995. That seems like such a long time ago. It is
a testament to the fleeting nature of the web that almost all the links
on this page are broken.
Generally useful technical sites
The
Information Mechanics Page at MIT
- This is a useful page to start looking for
general information on Cellular Automata, and also has links to other sites
of interest.
Sean Morgan's Nanotechnology Pages
- An excellent starting point for exploring the web on anything to do with
molecular modelling, nanoelectronics, and the like.
Molecular Biology Computational
Resource
- An authoritative source of resources related
to molecular biology, genetics, and the like.
Web-related stuff
A Beginner's Guide to HTML
- The first guide for everyone who wants to learn HTML.
http://www.sharefile.com/content/beginners-html.aspx
A Beginner's Guide to HTML
- Brief, newer, simpler version with a link that works.
Why the Web Sucks
- Creating Web pages is not easy, and most people are not very good
at it. C J Silverio has written a good essay on why that is the case. Read it
to find out what NOT to do with your Home Page...
Why not code for Netscape
- An excellent explanation for why "cool" Netscape tags are a curse
mush more than a boon. A must for any web author.
The Netscape Conspiracy
- Read about the five most common mistakes made by newbie web authors
when making home pages, and how to avoid them...
The Netscape Hall of Shame
- This is what happens when inconsiderate web authors start using Netscape...
The Millennium Whole Earth Catalog
- Now this is my idea of a really well-done set of WWW documents.
Greek Letters and Mathematical Symbols
- Some Generally useful mathematical symbols, that are often required
to create scientific web documents.
Converters
- For converting
all kinds of other formats to HTML.
Other interesting things
Arthur C Clarke Laws
- These indellible statements represent the views of one of the most revered figures of science fiction. Like everything else by him, charming in their simplicity, amazing in their depth...
Hot Wired Magazine
- Probably the first cool on-line magazine, still one of the best.
The Church of the
SubGenius
- The world's only admittedly for-profit, non-tax-deductible religion....
As The Web Turns
- The On-line Soap Opera!
Hoolabandoola
- I won't tell you anything more!
naveen@bhalu.com