ceder's reading list

I use this page to store pointers I find which seems to be worth following, but which I don't have time to follow right then. If you should happen to find something useful here, be sure to save the URL to your hotlist - it is very likely that it will not be here tomorrow. Good links are moved elsewhere after examination.

• I/O devices at Lysator. Under development.
• CERN's style guide for online hypertext document structures.
• C++ is an interesting language. This page is related to it, somehow, I think.
• Information Rosenbad
• SAOB, Svenska Akademiens Ordbok is rumored to be available online.
• The Libellus Project has Latin texts.
• The Oxford Text Archive is a large collection. However, it may not be used commercially.
• The English Server at CMU has some poems.
• The Sardinia Research Center has a few Italian classics, including La Divina Commedia.
• The University of Toronto has some James Joyce.
• Wiretap is similar to Project Gutenberg in focus and scope. The Women's Studies program at Maryland has some poems by women, especially Emily Dickinson.
• Keyword searchable index of CS reports.
• List of sites with technical reports.
• What every information provider should know.
• The resource discovery problem.
• The WWW wanderer.
• UU-NNA Meta-Library is a keyword index for freely available documents and databases.
• The JumpStation.
• Images for art history at the Australian National University
• EXPO
• Planet Earth
• WWW Servers at ESnet Backbone Sites
• Trojan Room Coffee Machine
• Map Viewer: world 0.00N 0.00E (1.0X)
• Free For All
• WWW94 conference registration form
• Experimental Search Engine Meta-Index
• GNN Registration Form
• Weather Map
• The Virtual Tourist
• WWW server country maps
• Another European Home Page
• UK Guide
• EUnet Network Information Services
• Digital Equipment Corporation, Marketing Home Page
• Enterprise Integration Technologies
• Professional help
• GNN Resource Directory
• VTLS InfoStation Screen Shots
• The UCI Bookstore, a source for substantial displays and reviews of trade books, technical books, classical music and jazz, as well as a WAIS-searchable database of books and CDs in stock.
• The X Consortium.
• Project DA-CLOD is a community-maintained database of categorized links into the Web. Anybode can edit it.
• A X500 catalog at Brunel University.
• PowerTech Information Systems AS - a Norwegian company providing InterNet access to end users.
• The Linux Documentation project home page. Contains, among other things, pointers to Linux-related things.
• The nominees of Best of the Web '94 Awards.
• List of all WWW servers?
• Internet Media Services focuses on developing complete, interactive, and informative World Wide Web pages. IMS has the capabilities to rapidly take a Web project from concept to reality. Services range from data conversion to graphic design to storage and maintenance.
• HTGREP Overview. Htgrep is a cgi-script for searching.
• Entering the World-Wide Web: A Guide to Cyberspace.
• WIT, W3 Interactive Talk, makes interactive discussions on the Web possible.
• Your MoM is fun. It claims to be, at least.
• Shen: Security Extensions for HTTP: a RFC.
• The Internet StoreFront(tm) is a WWW server where companies can advertise (I think).
• A metaindex.
• Another metaindex.
• Tor, an SF publisher.
• A very fine example of presenting TEI documents on the net is the TEI documentation, by the Virginia etext project, at least according to Janne Himanka .
• An alternate CVS server.
• I just gotta read this, the Complete TEI documentation.

Dead links

The links below were not pointing to anything. I try them once in a while, hoping that it was a temporary problem. Sooner or later I remove them totally.

• A description of SGML, the Standard Generalized Markup Language. Unavailable 1994-06-13 23:25:10.
• Project Bartleby is one of the few initiatives which appears to enter texts by hand, including the complete poems of Wordsworth. Unavailable 1994-06-13 23:48:52.
• The Quartz archive has a few texts not available at other locations. Unavailable 1994-06-14 00:08:02.