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Belarc, Maynard, Massachusetts. Develops and licenses
Web-based products which help make personal computers easier to use and maintain by both large
and small business users and individual consumers. Belarc Advisor builds a detailed profile of your
installed software and hardware. Requires Netscape 3.x+ or MSIE 3.x+. (Windows 9x/Me, NT 4,
Windows 2K & XP) (Freeware)
Computer Peripherals. at About.com; explains everything
from accelerator cards to USB.
Philippe Duchenne: Amiga Phil's Web Site, Antwerp,
Belgium. Amiga and CD-ROM links, and web tips, in English/Française.
FCC Office of Engineering and Technology ID Search: The FCC registration number, if available, can be used to identify equipment parts. "Because of rule changes over the
years, not all electronic equipment will have an authorization from the FCC and thus it will NOT be in this
database. In general, if your equipment does NOT have an FCC ID number clearly labeled on it, it will NOT
be in this equipment authorization database. In fact, the FCC would not have any record of it." (FCC Help
Section)
Hardware Central, Darien, Connecticut. Linux and
Windows (9x/NT/W2K), computer hardware and technical support.
Chris Hare: PC Hardware Links. Technical
specifications of x86 CPU's for the computer hobbyist and do-it-yourselfer.
Infinite Ink Directory, New York, New York. Information
about writing for the web, Internet information, and Unix.
Intel Home Computing Resource
Library, Santa Clara, California. Technical details about Intel CPU's, resources for home
computer builders, optimizing your PC, etc.
ISO 3166 Country Codes by Information
Technology Associates, Ashland, Oregon. 2-character alphabetical country codes used for Internet
addresses (URLs) and Internet Domains.
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Lee Larson: Macintosh Networking.
(Mathematics Department, University of Louisville, Kentucky.) How to hook up your Mac to the WWW.
Mac Fixit, Rochester Hills, Michigan. Troubleshooting for Mac
OS X.
Microsoft: How to Extract
Original Compressed Windows Files from CD or Diskette (Q129605). Procedure for using extract.exe
to get files from Windows CAB files. Applies to Windows 9x+, and MSIE 4x+.
Modems: Hayes Commands. The majority of dial-up modems respond to these commands for
setting up dial strings and modem diagnostics. Check your modem's user manual, or several places online.
Bob Jones: Technical
Information on Modems. Modems and connectivity, and information about modems. A very
good troubleshooting resource.
Hayes Commands by Cellular Online, Cape
Town, South Africa.
Mike Prine: Modem FAQ: Getting the
basics right.
Modem Troubleshooting FAQ by the
Information Technology Services (ITS) Helpdesk, University of Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.
Net Monitor Database, a service of Griffin Technology Corporation, Nashville, Tennessee. Locate specifications for thousands of monitors. There is
also a monitor manufacturer database at the same site.
NT Compatible, Vienna, Austria. Reviews, forums and
FAQs for Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, Windows XP and Windows .NET Server.
Overview of Memory Management. A
service of Qualitas, Shepherdstown, West Virginia. History of PC memory and how it evolved from the first
to the x86 family. Qualitas develops, markets, and supports high performance enhancement utilities for
Windows and DOS.
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Dr. Thomas Pabst: Tom's Hardware Guide,
Calw-Stammheim, Germany. Reviews of current hardware.
Part Miner, New York, New York. Find
price, availability, and datasheets on millions of electronic components; PartMiner is your personal
engineering and purchasing assistant. (Requires registration)
Matthias Paul: Caldera OpenDOS - A
fresh breeze in DOS technology. Explains the history and some of the features of this free
operating system, which is compatible with MS Windows 3.x and 9x, and has been updated for
the new century. (English/Deutsch)
PC Guide, Bennington, Vermont. Detailed PC reference
information. You can read it online or buy it on CD for $33.
PC Hardware FAQ: from comp.sys.ibm.pc
and related groups. Several hardware FAQs maintain their homes here, or are linked to this page.
PC Mechanic, Lutz, Florida. PC information for do-it-yourselfers.
PC Technology Guide, Harrow-on-the-Hill, Middlesex, UK.
One of the most complete references for PC builders and users, really has everything from A to Z. You
can also purchase the information on CD.
Storage Review, Lake Buena Vista, Florida. Evaluating hard
drives, PC perspective.
Techadvice.com, Belleville, Illinois. Directory of PC computer
information on the internet. Links to various support and information sites.
Paul Thurrott: Winsupersite, Cleveland, Ohio. Information about
Windows XP, tips on optimization, and tricks such as how to remove MSN Messenger.
Jaap van Ganswijk: Chip Directory: Numerically
and functionally ordered chip lists, chip pinouts and lists of chip manufacturers, manufacturers of controller
embedding tools, electronics books, CDROM's, magazines, WWW sites and much more. (Javascript
recommended) Mirror sites listed here.
Video Card Buyer's Glossary of Terms by Matrox Graphics, Quebec City, Canada.
Bill Watt: How to Make a Bootable CD
Note: Anti-Virus Software listed under Diagnostics &
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Virus Testing: testing your anti-virus program with a real virus is not generally a good idea.
For a better way to test your setup, most reputable anti-virus packages will now trigger an alert if
tested with file containing the following text:
X5O!P%@AP[4\PZX54(P^)7CC)7}$EICAR-STANDARD-ANTIVIRUS-TEST-FILE!$H+H*
and given a filename with a .com extension. (Example: virtest.com) Running the file displays the
text "EICAR-STANDARD-ANTIVIRUS-TEST-FILE!" Most people in the anti-virus community consider virus
simulators unnecessary and unsuitable for this task. [Thanks to the alt.comp.virus Mini-FAQ for this info.]
Cybersoft White Papers Directory,
Conshohocken, Pennsylvania. Articles about viruses, antivirus, Unix, computer security and
CyberSoft computer security software.
DataRescue
Pierre's Field Guide to Partition Table Recovery.
Also "Network Intrusion Detection, Vulnerability Scanning."
F-Secure Computer Virus Info Center,
Helsinki, Finland. Up-to-date information on new viruses and hoax alerts. Includes concept/keyword
search engine. (Datafellows)
Gibson Research Corporation, Laguna Hills, California. Various
Windows security utilities and information about protecting yourself from hackers. (Freeware)
David Harley: Mac Virus II: Home of "Viruses
and the Mac" FAQ.
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Kaspersky Anti-Virus (AVP)
AVP Virus Encyclopedia
Eugene Kaspersky: Computer Viruses - what are
they and how to fight them? Not updated, but helpful for background understanding of how viruses
were invented and how they evolved from their beginnings.
McAfee Anti-Virus: "Everything You Need To Know
About Viruses."
Terry Newton: Computer Virus Information
Master Index: VIRUS-L/comp.virus FAQ, Alt.Comp.Virus FAQ, WinWord Macro Virus FAQ, Viruses
and the Macintosh, Future Trends in Virus Writing, etc.
Bob Rosenberger: Computer Virus Myths. A dose of
humor with a lot of facts.
Spam Cop, Seattle, Washington. Report spam (free), get a
spam-filtered e-mail account ($3/month). Also offers spam-filtering services for networks.
Spychecker, Marathon, Florida. Public database of
products known to have built-in spyware. Spyware is Advertising Supported software (Adware). It is a
way for shareware authors to make money from a product, other than by selling it to the users. Several
large media companies offer to place banner ads in software products in exchange for providing a portion
of the revenue from banner sales. These advertising companies usually install additional tracking software
on users systems, which is continuously "calling home", using the Internet connection to report statistical
data. According to privacy policies of the companies, there will be no sensitive or identifying data collected,
but having a "live" server sending information about a user's surfing habits to a remote location makes some
people nervous. Some adware does not include this kind of reporting. Those applications are not indexed in
the Spychecker database.
US. Dept. of Energy - Computer Incident Advisory Capability
(CIAC) Virus Hoaxes. Bookmark this page to check e-mail warnings and avoid spreading false
alarms.
U.S. National Institute of Standards & Technology (NIST)
Computer Security Division 893 & Computer Security Resource
Clearinghouse (CSRC), Gaithersburg, Maryland. Working to improve information systems security,
researching, studying, and advising government agencies of IT vulnerabilities and devising techniques for
cost-effective security and privacy of sensitive Federal systems.
Virus Bulletin, Abingdon, Oxon, UK. International publication
on computer virus prevention, recognition and removal.
Virus Test Center, Hamburg University,
Hamburg, Germany. Anti-virus programs, texts, information about computer crime, hackers, FAQs
and other related files.
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IRC (Internet Relay Chat) Settings for people who like to do their own configurations; I would appreciate
it if people would send more of these to me so I can add them to the list. To keep the list reasonable,
please do not send settings which can be easily found on the server's home page.
| Lifetime TV | www.lifetimetv.com | 6667
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| QWorld | chat.qworld.org | 6667
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| SonicNet | irc.sonicnet.com | 6667
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| Talkcity | www.talkcity.com | 6667
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| Undernet (Generic) | us.undernet.org | 7000
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| Virgin.net (UK) | chat.virgin.net | 6667
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| Women Online Worldwide | chat.qworld.com | 6667 |
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Altopia Corporation, Seattle, Washington. Providing Network
News Transfer Protocol (NNTP) access to over 79,500 newsgroups, including ClariNet 4-Star edition,
optional POP (Post Office Protocol) and SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) access at extra cost,
various speed options. You must already have an internet account with another ISP to use this service.
Prices range from US$6/month to US$96/month.
alt.spam FAQ or "Figuring out fake E-Mail &
Posts".
Anonymizer.com, San Diego, California. Anonymous web
surfing, e-mail, and newsgroup access. Various packages to suit most users. Free websurfing from the
Anonymizer front page.
Nick Christenson & Dan Farmer: From
the Trenches: One ISPs Response to the Problem of Spam. How Earthlink tackled Spam. Includes
a discussion of how to better configure Sendmail to block spammers.
Consumer Sentinel. An international Internet
Fraud warning system hosted by the U.S. Federal Trade Commission, Washington, DC.
E-mail Man, Athens, Georgia. Provides information and
resources for electronic mail, as well as pointing to other information and resources.
Emoticon Universe, Green Bay, Wisconsin. Helping
you express your emotions in e-mail correspondence; organized into categories.
Fight Spam on the Internet!, Trumansburg, New York.
Primer on what you need to know about junk e-mail and how to get rid of it.
Internet Traffic Report by
Andover News, Acton, Massachusetts. Monitors the
flow of data around the world, which it then displays as a value between zero and 100. Higher values
indicate faster and more reliable connections.
Juno Online Services, Inc., New York, New York. Free e-mail
accounts sponsored by advertising, or low-cost ad-free. Use local dialup phone numbers throughout
the country. (Windows)
MailAnon, Livingston, Texas. Anonymous Remail Service.
6 Months/$30, 1Yr./$55.
Joel McNamara: Private Idaho, Internet privacy
utility for Windows 3.x/95/NT. It simplifies using e-mail with PGP, anonymous remailers, and anonymous
("nym") servers, providing you with more electronic privacy. (Freeware)
The Mutt E-Mail Client, London, UK. A small but very powerful
text-based mail client for Unix (and Linux) operating systems. It can be a POP3 or IMAP client, and
includes excellent support for MIME and PGP. (Freeware)
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National Fraud Information Center (NFIC) keeps track of Internet
pyramid schemes, helps consumers report fraud and offers advice on how to avoid becoming a
victim. A service of the National Consumers League, Washington, DC.
Netaddress. Web-based e-mail, a service of USA.Net,
Colorado Springs, Colorado. $5.95/month or $49.99/year.
Northwest Performance Software, Inc., Maple Valley,
Washington. Netscan Tools - a
suite of tools for the Technical User on Windows. Name Server Lookup (NSLOOKUP), Ping,
Traceroute, Finger, Whois, Time Sync, Daytime, Quote, Chargen, Echo, Ident Server, Winsock
Info, Services and Protocols database checks, a simple TCP Terminal, NetScanner with integrated
Whois and port activity checker, and Hosts file Management. Requires Windows NT 3.51, 4.0 or
Windows 9x+. A Pro version is also available. (Shareware)
Pine Information Center at the University of Washington,
Seattle, Washington. In-depth help with the Pine e-mail program and newsreader as well as where to get it.
(Unix/Windows 9x) (Freeware)
PocoMail, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. Simple e-mail
client, designed to filter spam and includes built-in safety features. (Shareware)
Sam Spade, Cambridge, Massachusetts. Utility that can be
used to trace where particular SPAM is coming from. A free download is available for Windows, the
rest can use the onsite tools.
ShanjeMail.com, Albuquerque, New Mexico. Free
Web-based e-mail with multi-lingual options, newsgroup access.
Traceroute.org, Geneva, Switzerland. Another tool for
tracing where an IP address originates from.
Ultimate Anonymity, Wilton Manors, Florida. The
ONLY web-based PGP-encrypting anonymous re-mailer. There is a one-time membership fee of US$14.95.
zoneedit, New York, New York. Provides internet domain
name management services. One of them is
NSLookup. Type in
an IP address and receive back the host information. It's very useful in tracking down spammers who
post from numerical addresses. You can also search Altavista for others providing this service:
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Thomas Boutell: WWW FAQs. Now being updated
automatically.
CheapDomainRegistration.com, Redondo Beach, California. Check domain name availability and access a variety of tools for assisting in the choice of domain names and much more. You can also register a domain name for one to two years on up to ten years at a time.
Checkdomain.com, div. of Sane Solutions, LLC, North Kingstown, Rhode Island. Check to see if a domain name is available for almost every country in the world.
C|NET's Glossary of Internet Terms,
San Francisco, California.
Computer and Internet Law Links,
Emory Law University, Atlanta, Georgia.
Concentric
Network: Website Instructions, San Jose, California. Help setting up a website for Concentric
customers, what scripts are available. The instructions include a utility for first-time Concentric users
to create a personal web directory.
;-) Emoticons by Computer Knowledge,
Santa Maria, California.
Finding Newsgroups and
Mail, News, and General Messaging
by Infinite Ink, New York, New York.
Google: Newsgroups Archives, Mountain View,
California. Largest archive of newsgroup posts in the world.
Internet FAQ Archives by the Internet FAQ Consortium,
Grapevine, Texas. Frequently Asked Questions posted to Usenet newsgroup news.answers.
Contains over 3000 separate FAQ files.
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Mark Maimone: Technical
Details. Useful stuff to know about the WWW.
Denis McKeon: Moderated Newsgroups
FAQ. For people who know a little about Usenet and other Internet newsgroups, and who want
to know more about moderated newsgroups.
Net Scout Pages at the University of Wisconsin,
Madison, Wisconsin. Let the Internet Scout Project show you the way to the best resources on the
Internet--then you can choose what's best for you. A mailing list is available as well.
News.Answers Directory, Massachusetts
Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts. Index to Usenet FAQs and lists for reading or
download; text format.
Quasi-Official Usenet FAQ archive,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts. FAQs listed by hierarchy.
Arlene H. Rinaldi: The Net: User Guidelines and Netiquette. Volunteers have translated this helpful document into Dutch, Finnish, French, Belgian French, German,
Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese, Brazilian Portuguese, Romanian, Costa Rican Spanish, Swedish,
and Turkish.
Sherlock@, Maitland, Florida. The Internet Consulting
Detective is dedicated to helping internet users find what they're looking for. Mr. Holmes posts
fortnightly articles on internet searching, resources, and techniques. He also answers questions
or posts them for other visitors to solve.
Whatis.com, Needham, Massachusetts. Encyclopedia
of Internet Technology (IT) terms.
The Wonderful World of Newsgroups by Imaginary Landscape, LLC, Morton Grove, Illinois.
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404 Research Lab, Minneapolis, Minnesota. "Every
404 a wanted 404..." Links to the best 404 pages, 404 page of the week, tips on making your
own 404 page, and more. A humorous and educational look at a common Internet feature.
Browser Watch by Internet.com, Darien, Connecticut.
News and reviews of Internet browsers and plugins, download the latest versions.
C|Net: Browsers.com, San Francisco, California. News and
reviews of browsers and accessories for Macs/PCs, downloads.
Bradford Liedel: HTTP Errors.
What does Error 404 mean, anyway? Find out here.
Microsoft Internet Explorer, Redmond,
Washington. The latest downloads and security updates.
Netscape, Mountain View, California. FTP:
Current and
Archive. The archive has older versions starting with 2.0.
Netscape
Communicator Version 4.7 Release Notes for Unix/Linux. Some additional information for
*N*x users.
Netscape KnowledgeBase: Index Of All
Consumer Articles - a FAQ list with answers to questions about Netscape products.
The Netscape UFAQ (The Unofficial Netscape FAQ), Greenfield,
Wisconsin. Covers some unofficially documented setup and configuration questions for Netscape users
on PC, Mac and Unix systems.
Proxomitron, Palatka, Florida. Using special HTML filters, the
Proxomitron proxy filter can transform web pages on the fly - changing most anything you wish. Speed
your browsing by saying goodbye to slow loading cyber spam, popups and other web-gimmickry.
Customize pages to suit your tastes. Works in any browser. (Freeware)
Surf Monkey, Campbell, California.
Kid-safe web browser, filtering service $3.95/month. SurfMonkey Kids Browser offers members a
number of features that allow them to communicate with other people, such as email, chat, bulletin
boards, video conferencing, and instant messaging. Parents can determine whether these features are
appropriate for each of their children and, at any time, turn them "on" or "off" in each child's Internet
Safety Profile.
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APNIC TLD List: Whois Servers and their associated registries.
IANA Root-Zone Whois Information.
Another list of registries, this one indexed by country code from .ac – Ascension Island to .zw –
Zimbabwe.
Whois:
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America Online, Dulles, Virginia.
AT&T WorldNet, Bridgewater, New Jersey.
Unlimited Internet and e-mail access for $21.95/month. Does not include webspace.
Compuserve, Columbus, Ohio.
EarthLink Network Inc., Pasadena, California offers total
access to the Internet: Netscape, Internet Explorer, 8 MB Home page space with registration. Price
$21.95/month for unlimited access. Signup online and waive the $25 startup fee.
Eskimo North Inc., Seattle, Washington. A Unix-based ISP,
their shell access includes a very large set of applications and utilities not offered by many Internet
providers. For $22-$44/month dial-in or $12/month rlogin/telnet, you get 20 MB. webspace, Unix shell
access, Usenet News NNTP read/post access, E-mail, up to two e-mail lists, up to two IRC bots,
FTP server capability, web hosting, and access to a full set of Unix tools. Check site for other pricing
options. Dialups available in a number of states.
iPass, Redwood Shores, California. Providing Internet
access to business travellers using remote network connections to existing accounts. World's
largest remote access network with 14,000 unique points of presence (POPs) in 150 countries.
iPassConnect is available for laptops, PDAs and desktops, and can be customized to meet the
unique needs and security policies of each corporation. Individuals, small businesses, and
US-based nonprofit organizations seeking the iPass remote Internet access solution should
contact their own ISP or
select an iPass Internet Carrier Partner.
Microsoft, Redmond, Washington.
Prodigy, White Plains, New York.
XO Communications,
Inc., San Jose, California. XO has taken over Concentric Network. Supports
up to 56.6 kbps; they also offer high-speed access. Access from more than 3,000 U.S. and Canadian
cities, Toll-free customer support. Call the customer registration center at 800-539-0214 or e-mail
bizsales@xo.com. Unlimited access $19.95/mo. or $107.70/6
months. Accounts include single e-mail account, comprehensive News Groups access and 5 MB of
space to use for your home page and personal mail storage with a 5 MB overdraft.
ISP Finders
Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) Reports, New York, New York. Find
broadband service in your area. Also includes information about DSL, reviews, tools, and community forums.
Find An ISP by ISP
Watch, Cleveland, Ohio.
The List from Internet.com, Darien, Connecticut. Buyer's guide
to Internet Service Providers in Canada and the U.S. Search for ISPs by area code, country code, or country.
POCIA list by by Celestin Company, Inc., Poulsbo,
Washington. Not only Canada and the U.S., but also countries in Asia, Europe, and elsewhere.
Yahoo,
Sunnyvale, California. List of internet service providers in Canada, the U.S., and other countries.
