This is a collection of pages and websites I have stumbled upon that I think are cool. Some are members of the greater Yesterweb community and others are pages I want to revisit or share.
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<h4>Computing</h4>
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<aclass="hover-links"target="_blank"href="https://sbtcvm.blogspot.com/?m=1"data-hover="A virtual machine simulating a base 3 computer. Alternatives to the traditional models of computing are of great interest to me and I want to learn more about programming in base 3.">Simple Balanced Ternary Computer Virtual Machine</a>
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<aclass="hover-links"target="_blank"href="https://sharats.me/posts/shell-script-best-practices/"data-hover="A list of tips when writing shell scripts. Especially useful for me since I'm not super familiar with bash but use it on a daily basis.">Shell Script Best Practices</a>
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<aclass="hover-links"target="_blank"href="http://www.catb.org/esr/structure-packing/"data-hover="An interesting look into how C structs work and how to squeeze some extra optimization out of them.">The Lost Art of Structure Packing</a>
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<aclass="hover-links"target="_blank"href="https://webmentions.neocities.org"data-hover="An excellent tutorial on how to set up webmentions on your site, specifically tailored to neocities users.">how do i webmentions</a>
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<aclass="hover-links"target="_blank"href="https://sebhastian.com/html-hover-text/"data-hover="A tutorial explaining hover text without using JavaScript, which I used to set up this page.">How to create hover text using HTML and CSS</a>
<aclass="hover-links"target="_blank"href="https://beej.us/guide/"data-hover="Beej's Guides are all excellent tools to learn various programming languages and technologies. Notably useful for me are Beej's Guide to Network Programming and Beej's Guide to C (both volumes)">Beej's Guides</a>
<aclass="hover-links"target="_blank"href="http://www.norvig.com/Gettysburg/index.htm"data-hover="A modern interpretation of the Gettysburg Address.">The Gettysburg Powerpoint Presentation</a>
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<aclass="hover-links"target="_blank"href="https://dev.to/miguelmota/how-unix-programmers-at-restaurants-search-menus--46ad"data-hover="A real-world application of UNIX skills.">How Unix programmers at restaurants search menus for their favorite plate</a>
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<aclass="hover-links"target="_blank"href="https://xwellingtonx.github.io/advanced-pet/"data-hover="A web simulation of the old Megaman NT Warrior Advanced PET toy from the mid-2000s">Advanced PET</a>
<aclass="hover-links"target="_blank"href="https://www.wired.com/2016/07/forget-comcast-heres-the-diy-approach-to-internet-access/"data-hover="A Wired article about a Spanish engineer who built up a distributed wifi network to provide Internet to his town because telecom companies wouldn't.">Forget Comcast. Here's the DIY Approach to Internet Access</a>
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<aclass="hover-links"target="_blank"href="https://socket3.wordpress.com/2018/02/03/designing-windows-95s-user-interface/"data-hover="A retrospective from someone who worked on the Windows 95 user interface detailing the design process and iteration that went into creating an interface that was accessible to both first-time computer users and existing power users.">Designing Windows 95's User Interface</a>
<aclass="hover-links"target="_blank"href="https://32bit.cafe"data-hover="Building a better internet">32-Bit Cafe</a>
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<aclass="hover-links"target="_blank"href="https://permacomputing.net"data-hover="Permacomputing focuses on sustainable computing, inspired by permaculture, aiming to utilize existing compute resources rather than new ones. The wiki is very incomplete, but is something to keep an eye on as it grows. ">Permacomputing Wiki</a>
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<aclass="hover-links"target="_blank"href="https://permies.com/w/better-world"data-hover="On the topic of permaculture, Building a Better World in your Backyard is a book describing how you can get started with permaculture and living a sustainable lifestyle. The website has lots of good resources and is often referenced by the book. You can also buy the book in bulk for cheap to distribute amongst your local community.">Building a Better World in your Backyard</a>
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<aclass="hover-links"target="_blank"href="https://ajroach42.com/the-small-things-manifesto/"data-hover="A manifesto written by Andrew Roach proposing that we should try to do things on a human scale again, instead of trying to design everything to scale infinitely.">The small things Manifesto</a>
