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Sites related to programming in general

Link Description/Comments
Site 1 (Dead)
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A good site made by some friends of mine, Nabosoft, which does a lot of computer stuff like HTCP does. Unfortunately their newer site is down, proably for good, but their old site is still up AFAIK.
Google! Google has been called a lot of things. Well I have one more thing to call it: the biggest and best search engine ever. It's the website I use the most, yet spend the least amount of time at. I couldn't live without google. Some people say other search engines, like Yahoo!, are better. I'll just say one thing: Google is the simplest, fastest, most intuitive search engine of all. I don't need Yahoo! directories, personals, news, or anything else (well sometimes I do...) I just need to find that one programming website... and there it is!
Wotsit? I dunno. Actually, it's one of the best sites for programmers: It's got all sorts of info on file formats of every kind - check it out!
The Free Country This site has links to free programming resources. Lots of free compilers and source code for almost every programming language there ever was or is! And I met my Crimson Editor there, too.
Programmers Heaven! And speaking of free sourcecode and compilers for every language, here's Programmers Paradise!
Ever wonder what a Sierpinski Gasket/Carpet is? This cool website is all about Fractals. I discovered an interesting way of creating a Sierpinski Gasket... you can download my program here.

Sites related to People's Web

Link Description/Comments
Digg A search engine-like site where sites are ranked by users and can be searched through that way.
Technorati Search Engine that does searches on blogs, especially useful for finding articles and links about certain topics.
del.icio.us Program and site used to help sort and rank links to various sites.
Pixsy Searches mainly for images and videos from all kinds of news feed sites from Google News to YouTube.

Links related to OS Development and Hardware programming at the low level

Link Description/Comments
Bonafide OS Development I probably spend at least half of my time here!
Mega-tokyo's OS development FAQ I spend a lot of time here, too!
Cottontail hardware programming library Some great documents about everything from USB to VGA to Parallel Port programming...
OS Development for Beginners Lots of links, docs, etc. Early on, when I first decided to write my own operating system, I spent a lot of time here.
The Operating System resource center Lots of docs about different aspects of OS development, including (but not only) low-level hardware programming.
BRiX Library Same as above, but lots more docs.
Adam Chapweske's guide to mouse programming He also has a keyboard programming guide too, but good no-BIOS PS/2 mouse docs are hard to find, whereas there are lots of keyboard docs. This explains mouse interface programming without INT 33h or BIOS.
MenuetOS Imagine a whole OS that fits on a floppy! It's got a ways to go before the average person could use it, but it's pretty cool. Written entirely in Assembly language!
OS Development (VisOpSys) Lotsa links and not much else, but the links are very good.
Al's OS Lots of docs about low-level hardware programming. I spent quite a bit of time here as well.
Alex's docs This page takes forever to load, but it's definitely worth it! (The server is probably on dial-up or something. I am going to try to mirror the docs here someday, if I have time. It takes forever to download a 1M doc!)
Beyond Logic Lots of docs about USB, Serial, Parallel, Keyboard, and other things that connect to your PC using little cables... very nice site.

Great links not really related to programming

Link Description/Comments
Ebaumsworld Hilarious! Jokes, games, videos, pictures, more! New content every week!
Ebolaworld (has absolutely nothing to do with ebaumsworld) Lots of Political-related humor. Makes fun of Bush and everything he stands for- but also makes fun of Kerry too.
YouTube One of the greatest sites of all time, which is basically full of user-submitted and user-monitored video content.
Myspace Myspace: Need I say more?
ThinkGeek T-shirts, clocks, watches, coffee cups (what's a geek without one?) and more- Think Geek!

Old links related to QBasic and other interesting things on the 'net.

Link Description/Comments
QB4All.COM One of my favorite QuickBASIC sites when I first discovered it. But it hasn't been updated for a couple of years now. Still, it has some good downloads, including KMax 5.0, made by our friends at Nabosoft. If you download that, download HTCThemes for KMax 5.0, too!
QBasic.com Another great QBasic place, lots of downloads, very smooth look.
The QBasic Station A very well written website, although it would be better if it wasn't hosted by Geocities!
The Code Teacher! A great place for Programmers, full of Tutorials, though none cover QBasic (Turbo Pascal, C, C++, and possibly others-haven't been there in a while, so I don't even know if the site is still up anymore!
Pascal Central This is The Pascal version of QB4All or QBasic.Com or The QBasic Station.
Q-Tech An interesting QBasic website, the main thing is the Forum, not much else that I could tell.
QBasic.TK Another Mostly-Forum QBasic website, but it does have a lot more too. The Forum is just the high light, that's all. A great site.
Neozones A VERY Famous QBasic Place...




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