| RFC_3066 Tags for the Identification of Languages. H. Alvestrand. January 2001. |
| RFC_0321 CBI Networking Activity at MITRE. P.M. Karp. March 1972. |
| SiteSeer Website grabbing program that allows offline browsing. |
| FiveSign_Download Software download site for Windows, Macintosh, Linux and PDA freeware, shareware, and demos. Pad file submissions accepted. |
| Free_Software_Blog News about free software, with a Linux/Ubuntu focus. |
| QtDMM A simple DMM readout software including a configurable recorder. |
| Infinilogic Offers software for small business. Features product line and features. |
| eLinux Linux reseller and solution provider. |
| Skillometer Provides web-based skills testing services to assist in determining proficiency in numerous current information technologies from client/server programming languages to systems administration. |
| Firehand_Ember Image file manager with touch-up features. [Win 95/98/Me/NT/2000] |
| RFC_2791 Scalable Routing Design Principles. J. Yu. July 2000. |
| RFC_3031 Multiprotocol Label Switching Architecture. E. Rosen, A. Viswanathan, R. Callon. January 2001. |
| RFC_2877 5250 Telnet Enhancements. T. Murphy, Jr., P. Rieth, J. Stevens. July 2000. |
| Jahedsoft Listing of unsorted code samples. Mostly API. |
| Smarty A library that allows the creation of HTML templates that are imported and used in PHP scripts to ease the process of web page design and includes caching capaibility. [Open Source, LGPL] |
| Jsmtpd A modular SMTP daemon (mail server) written in Java. [Open source, GPL] |
| CLiCk,_Speak An open source extension designed for sighted users who want text-to-speech functionality. |
| eXtended_Compiler_for_REXX_(XCR) Creates encræypted load modules. By improvIT Software Innovations GmbH. |
| PocketGUI Develop PocketC applications using a graphical user interface. Supports 14 different user interface controls, including buttons, menus, checkboxes and lists. A resource editor lets you create your con |
| PC_Fitness Florida-based web and graphic design, computer training, databases, e-commerce, animations, hosting and marketing. |
Welcome to the COSMAC ELF website, home of the TinyELF emulator, and a museum exhibit of sorts for computers based on the 1802 microprocessor. Message Board Built any good computers lately? Share your experiences! Visit the Message Board and tell us about your ELF. 1802 Documents Enjoy this collection of documentation and old document scans, from 1802 technical data to microcomputer advertisements. We even have Tom Pittman's "A Short Course in Programming" and articles from Ipso Facto! Software Archive New to the COSMAC ELF site, this software archive is small but will grow in the months ahead. We even have TMSI's version of Tom Pittman's Tiny BASIC now online! Gallery Is it old technology or modern art? You decide. View pictures of 1802-based computers, then contribute your own! TinyELF for the Palm OS & OS X Don't have an ELF? Emulate one on your Macintosh computer (OS X 10.3+) or your Palm OS handheld with the TinyELF freeware. History of 1802 Microcomputing Take a brief tour of computers based on the 1802, from 1976 through the early eighties. Links Think this is the only COSMAC ELF site on the web? Not by a long shot. Have a look... 
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