Robert's
Remarkable Roster of Research Resources
(Recently Reorganized for Rapid Reference)
{Note:
I haven't updated these links for several years, so there's bound to be some
stuff
that ain't there no mo'. I'm working on re-doing the list - prolly have it
finished in a week or so.)
Between
my work as a freelance writer and web designer, and the fact that I'm
a compulsive information junkie, I spend a lot of time online, researching
things both serious and frivolous. In the course of the last five or
six thousand hours online, I've built a pretty extensive collection
of information resourses.
Sometimes
I file the sites within a given category vaguely in order of the frequency
with which I use them; then again, sometimes I don't. In general, you
can assume they're in no order other than my own. It's not particularly
complete, either - it's just a collection of links I've found useful
for my research or reflect my particular interests. It's a humongous
collection, though - prolly more than any reasonable person would want.
To make it a little more manageable, I've broken it into several categories.
As
we used to say back on the farm, "Weed 'em and reap".
(For
those of you who get off on looking at code, don't bust my chops for
sloppy HTML on this stuff. It's a cut & paste job from my Netscape
bookmarks file and from an app called URL Manager Pro (which I highly
recommend). They both add their own junk code and I don't have time
to get fussy about cleaning it up.)
Ancient
Geek History:
Computer History, Internet History, Vintage Computers,
War3z &Quax
