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Links
Friends
Related pages
- www.surfclubklagshamn.se - My local windsurfing club which I have setup using the latest and greatest open source software e.g. OpenBSD, lighttpd and Rails
Windsurfing
- Guy Cribbs Magazine Articles - The best beginners instructions for windsurfers.
- Moves videos - Quite a large collection of videos from jibes to flakas.
OS’es
OpenBSD is famous for it’s security, correctness (both code and documentation) and openness. And in the long run it is really simple to use.
FreeBSD the most common and widely supported BSD version.- http://bsdnews.com/ - The latest news from the BSD community.
- http://www.onlamp.com/bsd/ - O’Reilly’s BSD section.
- http://www.pcbsd.com/ - A desktop BSD based on FreeBSD
The most beutiful and easy to use OS MacOS X based on a stable FreeBSD foundation.- QNX - QNX is the coolest realtime OS featuring microkernel which enables a fully scalable and stable RTOS.
- OpenMoko - open source software for mobile phones.
- Apple Internal’s
- Why are modern operating systems so complicated?
- roughlydrafted.com - Technology blog
- The H open source news
- Barrelfish OS
Programming Languages
- Smalltalk and Squeak - Squeak is a full environment built only using Smalltalk language. Smalltalk has very simple syntax but at same time is very powerful and compact. Squeak contains all the development tools you need as well as some other applications and games. It runs on top of most OS’es. Using Squeak is the easiest way to start developing in Smalltalk which all should try at least once. Smalltalk was invented by Alan Kay and it was designed so that his 5 year old son should be able to develop programs using it.
Ruby is inspired by Perl, Smalltalk, Eiffel, Ada, and Lisp. Ruby is interpreted, dynamically typed and addheres to “everything is and object” as in Smalltalk. Ruby programs are ofter very compact. The new popular web framework RubyOnRails are also based on Ruby. See Ruby Inside for latest Ruby/RoR news. See sample RoR applications here
Java- Keep It DRY, Shy, and Tell the Other Guy insightful general guideline on how to write “good” OO software.
- The Computer Language Benchmarks Game
- LLVM Low Level VM - Used as backend for e.g. OpenCL.
Web Design
Research
- The Landscape of Parallel Computing Research The future of computer hardware and programming.
- MIT Technology Review
- Scitopia.org
- Hierarchical Temporal Memory
Cool products
- SoundBridge - A audio media renderer that looks great, has superior audio quality, the best interoperability and is really affordable. If you need to play digitally stored music on your stereo just buy it! In Sweden you can buy e.g. here
Bokfynd- KIKKERLAND design
- artlebedev
- Palm-V
Cool Software
- LyX - Graphical document editor frontend for LaTeX
- Ableton Live - Innovative music creation software developed in Berlin.
- Netbeans - I pioneered using this IDE for Java in 1998 and even visited them at location in Prague.
- Yahoo Pipes
- AlternativeTo
Fun
- http://www.darwinawards.com/
- http://www.patentlysilly.com/index.php
- http://www.robotbattle.com/index.php
ManifestoGames.com- Flow Game
- LineRider
- Kongregate Games
- The Essential 50 Archives
- JacksonPollock
- SodaPlay
- Peter Wahlbeck
- Scott Haefner Kite Photography
- nBot
- Know Your Meme
- xkcd - nerdy, handdraws comics
- Causual Gameplay
Other
- http://www.kk.org/ - Wired journalist Kevin Kellys home page. Lots of interesting information especially the Tools reviews
DMI weather- Paul Graham Essays
- Susan Kare Graphics Design
- Jean Giraud aka Moebius
- Kurt Wenner artist
- World Statistics
- Wolfram|Alpha