Links

Object-Oriented Resources

• Cetus Links Why are you looking here? This contains almost everything the world needs.
• UML The Unified Modelling Language. The latest variation on boxes and lines.

Java Resources

• The BileBlog Ranting at various Enterprise Java stupidities. Very funny and usually right on the money.
• Javootoo Links to various Java looks and feels.

Smalltalk Resources

There used to be a lot more links here. However, I haven't programmed in Smalltalk for years.

• Dolphin Smalltalk A Windows 95/NT only Smalltalk. The basic Smalltalk is free, with prices being charged for the add-ons needed to make a commerical product.
• UIUC Smalltalk Archive A collection of public domain Smalltalk code, including T-Gen, a yacc-like parser generator.

HTML/CSS/XML

• Morons in Web Space A message to clueless website authors.
• CSS Zen Garden Some beautiful examples of CSS work. Each page contains exactly the same content, only the style sheet changes.

Edward Gorey

Edward Gorey 1925-2000 RIP This gentleman used to supply the graphics for this site.

• Goreyography - An Eclectic Galleria Not much in the way of graphics, but a number of other articles, interviews and what have you.
• Non-Dairy Fonts Contains a free, Goreyesque TrueType font, Ogdred Weary
• The Raging Tide: or, The Black Doll's Imbroglio

Forteanea and Skepticism

As far as I am concerned, Forteans and Skeptics are more similar than different. For a start, they both have operating brains.

• Fortean Times The magazine of Forteanea.
• Skeptics Society The Skeptics Society. This site contains some - long - articles from their magazine.
• Urban Legends Archive A nice collection of urban legends, plus notes by people who have done some research into the legends.
• Australian Skeptics Australia's homegrown skeptics group.

Science and Technology

Here's a list of (possibly interesting) general science and tech links.

• New Scientist New Scientist's Planet Science. The web site of the weekly magazine.
• Nature Web home of the journal of the same name.
• The Crackpot Index John Baez's crackpot index.
• Earth View A zoomable, live view of the Earth.

Archaeology

An a list of (possibly interesting) archaeology links.

• The Ancient World Web Another large collection of links.
• UCL Archaeological Papers Some papers from UCL (University College, London).
• Boxgrove Excvation A description of the Boxgrove archaeological excavation from UCL. (Contains some slow gifs.)
• Archaeological Fieldwork If you feel like digging, this server lists sites in need of hands.
• Castle Mall, Norwich I actually dug on this dig. As always, until someone discovered that I could program. I am deeply impressed by archaeologists as "clients"; they're always very organised, which makes programming for them a joy.

People

Assorted folks who give me joy.

• James "Kibo" Parry
• Paul Kidd
• Greg Egan
• Dave Barry

Curiosities

A few other bits and pieces.

• Australis 100 A guidebook to a place that sort of is.
• Babylon 5 The Lurker's Guide to Babylon 5 A very, very detailed guide to the SF series. Star Trek for grownups. There is also an Australian mirror.
• Nerdity Test A superb site. Well, as far as I am concerned it is, but then I score 53.8%.
• WWWF Grudge Match Ever wondered what would happen in a battle between Wesley Crusher and Barney the Purple Dinosaur? Or a rottweiler against a rottweiler's weight in chuihuahuas? Neither had I.
• Bert Is Evil! Disturbing evidence concerning one of Sesame St's finest.
• CAUCE Campaign Against Unsolicited Commercial Email. Admittedly, as an Aussie, their campaign won't affect me directly. But CAUBE does.
• H. R. Giger The home page for Mr Alien.
• The Useless Pages A guide to the finest pointless web pages.