Computer Science

General Information

• CNET - provides information on computers and the Internet
• Computer History Museum - preserves and displays the artifacts of the Information Age
• Cookie Central - offers a compilation of info about cookie technology, uses, FAQ's, et al.
• Broadband Reports - "The 'bible' for Information on DSL, Cable and Other High Speed Internet Services"
• Free Online Dictionary of Computing - searchable by keyword or phrase or random search
• RouterJunkies

Hardware and Peripherals

• Digital Camera Resource Page - offers reviews, news, buyer's guide, FAQs and much more information about digital cameras
• Making the Macintosh: Technology and Culture in Silicon Valley - Stanford University Library page chronicles the development of the Macintosh, including counterculture and computing, early Mac, marketing and technical writing
• PDP Planet - web portal into Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen's collection of vintage DEC mainframes and minicomputers from the 1970s and 1980s

Scripting

• CPAN - Web site of the Comprehensive Perl Archive Network, the premier source for Perl modules, scripts, ports, and documentation
• PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor - contains a tutorial, an online manual and a large number of links to related sites
• Python - web site for the Python language contains links to modules, development tools and documentation maintained by the Python community
• ScriptSearch.com - "largest and most well-known programming directory anywhere," it contains over 10,124 resources strong!

Software/Operating Systems/Programming

• Beginners Linux Guide - offers general information, as well as Linux installation instructions, using the command shell, hardware configuration advice, as well as articles and downloads
• Cprogramming.com - designed to help visitors learn C or C++ and provide them with programming resources
• Debian Project - Web site of the Debian project to create a totally free Linux distribution
• developerWorks: a Worldwide Resource for Developers - sponsored by IBM, it offers tutorials and training, code samples, and more
• Free Software Directory - a catalog of almost 5,000 free software packages sponsored by UNESCO and the Free Software Foundation, a non-profit organization which promotes the development and use of free software
• Google Summer of Code - annual project sponsored by Google and the Open Source community which offers student developers stipends to create new open source programs or to help currently established projects
• Programmers Heaven - contains over 26,928 files, links and articles to explore, divided into sections that include Languages, Operating Systems, Applications and Web Development
• Sourceforge - SourceForge.net has the largest repository of Open Source code and applications available on the Internet, with over 100,000 hosted projects

Tutorials

• Help-Site.Com - contains links to hundreds of computer related subjects and sites, e.g., a FAQ list, a tutorial, a manual
• TechEncyclopedia - provides definitions and explanations of over 20,000 computing terms
• Tech Tutorials - contains over 1300 free tutorials and hitepapers across a broad spectrum of computer related topics
• UNIX Tutorial for Beginners - provides an introduction to UNIX, six tutorials (which may be downloaded), and a link to UNIX Help for Users guide from the University of Edinburgh
• Webopedia - provides a searchable database of definitions, related terms and categories and their definitions.
• Whatis?Com - provides straightforward definitions of computer-related terms
• What Is ... every file format in the world - an alphabetical list of "Almost every file format in the world!."
• Wiredguide: A Beginner's Guide to Computer and Internet Help - a comprehensive site aimed at beginners to the Internet and computing

Virus Information

• Symantec AntiVirus Research Center - provides a list of recent computer viruses & virus hoaxes, a virus encyclopedia & more