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| Web sites of people I know (friends and enemies all together...) |
| Alex Dent |
Alex's new website. In his own words it's "a lot less silly than the last one. Well, a bit less silly"!
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| Rahul Fernandez |
Maths solutions, maths solutions, get your maths solutions here...
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| Adrian King |
The new and redesigned (again) Adrian Zone. Music, physics and peril a plenty.
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| Jim Duncan |
The wandering sailor returns with a bag full of happiness. Mostly legal.
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| Stuart Hendren |
Stuart's all new and improved site, with a lot more maths, badminton, photography and style.
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| John Bray |
A mathematical Groupie.
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| John Haggerty |
John knows all about how to build walls out of fire to improve safety. 'Tis a recipe for disaster, I tells ye.
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| Fausto Sainz de Salces |
They say you should never work with computers or the elderly. Fausto does both. (Okay, I admit, I made that first bit up).
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Mathematics |
| Maths and Logic related web sites. |
| Richard Kaye |
Richard was my supervisor at Birmingham University. Although in the maths section, this site will also be of interest to trombone players (!).
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| Mathenomicon |
Mathematical news and a brilliant mathematical reference and biography section. |
| Constants and Equations |
Need an equation in an emergency? Then this is your site.
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| World of Mathematics |
Covers lots of areas of mathematics giving brief descriptions and explanations of problems.
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Computers |
| A selection of computing sites, mostly for RISC OS. |
| OS news |
Testament to the amazing variety of desktop operating systems that exist.
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| GUI Gallery |
Screenshots of all sorts of graphical user interfaces. Honestly, this is the kind of thing I find interesting!
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| Launch Pad |
A portal directed mostly towards RISC OS stuff, but more varied than most since its content touches on the rest of the world aswell.
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| Icon Bar |
Another RISC OS portal, but with more original content.
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| AAUG |
The Association of Acorn User Groups actively supports local user groups and RISC OS in general.
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Literature and Art |
| Here are a couple of sites with articles and generally interesting content. |
| Arts and Letters Daily |
Tasteful, interesting and now reborn. It claims to pick out the 'Precious nuggets of real content' from the rest of the drivel on the net.
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| SCiTECH daily review |
A sister site to A&DL, but this time with all the latest and best science articles on the web.
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| The Gutenberg Project |
If you want a book, but paper costs too much, then why not download it for free? A massive index of uncopyrighted books all available to download.
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| Nobody Here |
No idea what's going on here. Whatever it is, I'm sure it's good. Unfortunately requires lots of Flash and Javascript gubbins.
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| The Onion |
This is one of my favourite Onion articles. Unfortunately it's now in the paid-for archive, so the link is to the Wayback Machine version.
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Information |
| A selection of sites which let you find useful information about all sorts of things. |
| The Memory Hole |
'But it did exist! It does exist! It exists in memory. I remember it. You remember it.' Enjoy the Orwellian nightmare today.
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| Wikipedia |
A collaborative GNU public encyclopaedia which anybody is entitled to add to or edit. It already covers a surprising variety of information.
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| h2g2 |
Now part of BBCi, this is the Earth version of the Hitchhikers's Guide to the Galaxy. More information than you can shake a stick at.
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| Wayback Machine |
A huge and amazing archive, containing the web of yore.
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| ODP |
The Open Directory Project. Lots of links which can be added to by anyone.
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