Computers

A Blog covering virtualization in general and vmware technologies.

Japanese Computer Emulation Centre

News, interviews, articles, and ROMs.

An excellent site with recent emulation news, as well as emulator downloads and translations.

An open source PC-xxxx emulator for FreeBSD and Linux. [English/Japanese]

An open source X68000 emulator for Linux.

An open source emulator for Linux/Unix and Windows.

TUTor Tiny Implementation - an emulator of Tomy Tutor for Commodore 64 and disk drive.

This page deals with the TRS-80: Emulators, Software, and Orch-80/85/90.

A port of MO5 for MacOS.

University of Notre Dame. Paper presented in the Second Annual Computer Ethics Institute Conference, The Brookings Institution, Washington, DC, 1993.

From the Computer Ethics Institute, a project of the Brookings Institution.

A British home-based computer course using books and CDROMs, especially written for seniors.

A collection of Canadian clipart.

Free holiday themed clipart to decorate websites, create cards or any other personal/non-profit project.

Clip art in GIF format and other education resources for teachers; free with link and attribution.

Free high resolution images.

Textures for 3D artist and 3D software applications.

Free membership to resources for designers' backgrounds, images, and photo collections.

Free and custom gold clipart and graphics, flash, banners, logos, animation, awards, crests work available. Paid membership required to access all royalty-free images.

A convention for hackers, phone phreaks, cypherpunks, programmers, civil libertarians, ham/scanner enthusiasts, security experts, feds, and culture jammers.

Tips on choosing a difficult to crack password and pitfalls in password selection.

Article about cracking the original Netscape encryption algorithm, and links to resources for generating crypto strength randomness.

Defines cryptographic terms and concepts, offers crypto scheme comparison, and provides some real world examples.

Features machines and systems used in secure communications. Includes brief history on cryptography.

A collection of security and exploit resources. Also has a large IRC community.

Hacker lab engaged in vulnerabilities research. Security papers, full disclosure advisories and current projects. Also features a FAQ on hacking techniques.

Researcher working with embedded systems, Linux and wireless sensors.

European phreaking portal with links to phreaking information for the different European countries.

Offers information about Wardriving and Wireless Networking.

Offers information about ATA and ATAPI devices. Also provides drivers and historical information.

Supplying computer components, parts and complete systems.

Resellers of single user to complete business networking PC solutions, as well as PC enhancements, upgrades, and streamlining.

Specializes in embedded products manufacturing.

Independent producer of high-performance embedded, real-time digital signal and image processing computer systems that transform sensor data to information for analysis and interpretation.

Provides information about PC/104 and PC/104-Plus technology.

Supplier of embedded computer systems for high performance applications, system integrators, OEMs, industrial workstations, single board computers, and open telecommunications.

Single board computer manufacturer providing advance products for embedded OEM's.

The Institute was established in 1997 to excavate, preserve, research, and present interesting and historically significant computing devices.

Dedicated to computers and/or operating systems which some might describe as obsolete.

Optical point-to-point data link.

Free USB programmer for PIC micros, I2C EEPROMs and other devices. Control applications for Windows and GNU/Linux are provided along with their source code.

USB I2C Interface Adapters with open source schematics and GUI applications.

Markets a complete line of data collection hardware, network devices, mobile computers, bar code printers and label supplies.

Provider of PC notebook products as well as peripheral devices, including high-capacity hard disk drives, dot matrix printers, and document imaging scanners.

PC hardware reviews, tutorials, and reprints of Daniel Rutter's Step By Step column. Based in Sydney, Australia.

Resource for graphics professionals and enthusiasts to research new and upcoming technologies.

Hardware reviews, how-to guides, help forum, and the latest in tech news.

Providing reviews on the latest computer hardware and electronics.

Leader in the field of data storage. Development and marketing of both optical and magnetic storage devices throughout the United States, Canada and Latin America.