WWW sites I find useful

• [Another] Philip and Alex's guide to web publishing
• is a really nifty site, with all kinds of information, on all different subjects, with "guides" on each subject.
• The Sun-sponsored www server at sunsite.unc.edu Sun Stuff, Linux stuff, lots o other "stuff".
• The X consortium, at www.x.org The place for free X software. (including the stuff I wrote!) You'll want to use the ftp link, though.
• The exploratorium in San Francisco. A wonderful place to take the kids, if you would like your children to experience a sense of wonder in science and nature.

• An engineer's retrospective on venture capitalists
• Miscellaneous links that you probably won't be interested in

For an overview of the world-wide-web(WWW) from its birthplace, take a look around info.cern.ch

Or take a more technical view of the web, at www.w3.org You can get the latest technical specs on what HTML should conform to, as well as some cool web-related tools. Here's a quick-ref link to the HTML 3.2 spec

For historical "Mosaic" stuff, take a look at its home site. This is/was the "original www browser",

And yes Virginia, there really IS an RFC on nettiquette: RFC 1855

Random link, because I want to remember this site: Walt Disney's original plan for EPCOT: Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow

US state-by-state "no telemarketing offers to me" lists Not all states have this available. But if yours does, sign up here to get less annoying phone calls at home.

Ftp sites I like