Internet access

• Stroud's Winsock Windows Apps Resource - Recommended
  Reviews and convenient links for downloading freeware and shareware
• The Tucows Collection of Winsock Software
• AT&T worldnet site
• Christopher Johnson's page shows you your IP address and has lots of good info besides
• The List - A big list of Internet Service Providers with comments, organized by zipcode
• Password security for users.
• Help for supporting encryption for system administrators.
• Secure telnet http://athena.dialup.mit.edu/ssh.html via Java. (You need java turned on in your browser.)

Computers

• Motorola - The makers of the cool HC11 family of microcontrollers
• Autocad - Tutorial
• I've got an example of web passwording because I keep forgetting how it works.
• An excellent tutorial on how to make beveled buttons in photoshop.
• The BOFH isn't exactly a computer. Amusing nonetheless.
• I don't write DOS batch files often enough to remember the syntax. Besides their list of the batch file commands, this page also includes some (all?) regular DOS commands and their arguments. Note that the "IF EXISTS ..." seems not to work. I've had better luck with "IF EXIST ..." There's also a "Getting Started" DOS page which is presented clearly but pretty basic.
• I've always wondered why Kernighan and Ritchie doesn't include the ASCII Character set. (And I'm not geeky enough to have memorized the entire thing. :-)
• Notes for me about Unix/MIT mail.
• Emacs is the programmer's editor of choice (well, if you're me :-)
• Notes for me about Jeremy's Tarkintest mud. This isn't intended to be useful to anyone except me.
• To fix the "double frames" icky bugs with web pages, use "target=_top" within the "<a ..." tag. Importantly, "target=top" doesn't work.
• To retain FTP Voyager sites when upgrading computers, copy the FtpVoyager.ftp file from the place where ftpvoyager was installed.