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:: Friday, September 29, 2000 ::

Key resource

The National Institute of Standards and Technology currently makes available a Dictionary of Algorithms, Data Structures, and Problems. This looks to be a *great* resource!
:: linuxian 9/29/2000 11:41:22 AM [+] ::

Link to complete course notes for a Data Structures and Algorithms II class (Oriented toward C++).
:: linuxian 9/29/2000 11:38:39 AM [+] ::

Jabber.org - Perl
:: linuxian 9/27/2000 05:37:12 PM [+] ::

An Archive of Jabber IRC Logs including irc.jabber.org and conference.jabber.org
:: linuxian 9/27/2000 05:36:16 PM [+] ::

Some Jabber information reminders from the archives:

• Jabber IRC Activity Log
• Jabber Protocol Documentation
• Jabber Developers Area
• Hotjabber.com
• Jabber.org
• Jabber.com
• Some refs to Jabber articles
• Links to some Jabber archives
• Jabber CVS Archives
• Jabber Programmer's Guide
• Jabber Http Service Guide
• Jabberd Cross Reference

:: linuxian 9/27/2000 04:48:59 PM [+] ::

DevX Source Code Library
:: linuxian 9/27/2000 11:44:09 AM [+] ::

Linux 101: RPM files explained
:: linuxian 9/27/2000 10:26:40 AM [+] ::

Cellmania.com: Wireless Store:CellPhones Search: "web-enabled"
:: linuxian 9/26/2000 03:13:03 PM [+] ::

This looks really interesting: Kannel: Open Source WAP and SMS Gateway.
:: linuxian 9/26/2000 11:58:38 AM [+] ::

Jumbuck: free WAP gateway and more.
:: linuxian 9/26/2000 11:56:59 AM [+] ::

This article, "allNetDevices: - Vendor Launches Linux Browser Group," describes the a new open source WML browser being developed for Linux.
:: linuxian 9/26/2000 11:53:35 AM [+] ::

wmlbrowser.org coordinates development of an open source project WML Browser for Linux.
:: linuxian 9/26/2000 11:47:30 AM [+] ::

LinPeople.org is a Linux Internet Support Cooperative. They also operate an IRC channel at irc.linpeople.org. Actually, it looks like the real IRC network was changed into Open Projects Net but they still support Linux users on #LinPeople, on a 24-hour basis, providing help for new and experienced users alike.
:: linuxian 9/26/2000 10:02:14 AM [+] ::

Open Projects Net IRC has listings of hostnames that provide access to the OPN IRC network.
:: linuxian 9/26/2000 09:58:38 AM [+] ::

CNET Linux Center
:: linuxian 9/26/2000 09:34:05 AM [+] ::

Well! At least someone is trying to preserve one of the ancient behemoth computers for posterity! The CSIRAC is exhibited at the Melbourne Museum in Australia. For however long the link lasts, here's an article about it: The Age: Electronic dinosaur is dusted off.
:: linuxian 9/25/2000 11:55:15 AM [+] ::

Well, a friend recommended it as a cute bit of anti-M$ humor, but then Hasbro threatened the producers of the MS-Monopoly.com site. I am *so* tired of heavy-handed lawyers trying to crush parody and humor from the world. I still wear my Borg-Gates T-Shirt sometimes, though it's starting to fade. No offense, Mr. Bill!
:: linuxian 9/25/2000 11:16:16 AM [+] ::

The Linux Joystick Driver
:: linuxian 9/25/2000 11:14:40 AM [+] ::

You can get a free or commercial version of Dolphin Smalltalk at the Object Arts site. You will also find a Beginner's Guide to Dolphin Smalltalk there.
:: linuxian 9/25/2000 11:11:41 AM [+] ::

Monty Kamath's Goodstart - Smalltalk Information
:: linuxian 9/25/2000 09:51:03 AM [+] ::

An old but complete edition of Howard Rheingold's Tools for Thought is available on the Web. Chapter 11 contains interesting biographical material on Alan Kay, inventor of Smalltalk, among other things.
:: linuxian 9/25/2000 09:41:13 AM [+] ::

Must-read article includes info and picture of Alan Kay: SPACEWAR - by Stewart Brand - Fanatic Life and Symbolic Death Among the Computer Bums..
:: linuxian 9/25/2000 09:38:23 AM [+] ::

A list of some Smalltalk Knowledge Tests list includes interview questions, etc.
:: linuxian 9/25/2000 09:33:22 AM [+] ::

A Smalltalk Webring has been formed. It was started in October of 1999 and is currently part of the Object Bodies and Parts, Inc. website.
:: linuxian 9/25/2000 09:32:21 AM [+] ::

Why Smalltalk? is a Smalltalk promotional site. It does not seem to be tied to any particular Smalltalk platform and it is part of a Smalltalk Webring.
:: linuxian 9/25/2000 09:29:41 AM [+] ::

Jabberd Cross Reference (LXR) -- This is on a personal server so be gentle.
:: linuxian 9/25/2000 09:14:41 AM [+] ::