• C Programming
• Here is a collection of Usenet FAQ lists, nicely archived and HTMLized by Kent Landfield.
• If not quite all the world's knowledge, at least much of the world's interesting knowledge can be found at Everything.
• The Internet Public Library, a nice collection at the University of Michigan.
• Roman Czyborra's very nice set of pages about character sets.
• Here is information (mostly technical) about the Web itself.
• Here is the infamous Jargon File (shortcut to ``without frames'' content).
• Other dictionaries:
  • Wiktionary, the wiki dictionary
  • Merriam-Webster's "WWWebster Dictionary"
• wikipedia
• Biology (Harvard University)
• Some references about data file formats
• Phylogeny -- the ``Tree of Life'' at Arizona University
• the Internet Movie Database (or uk.imdb.com in the UK)
• A CD Database, cddb.com
• Nancy McGough's FAQ book page, including ``launchers''
• U.S. Geological Survey (including EROS Data Center, USGS map data online!)
• U.S. Naval Observatory Directorate of Time
• Project Gutenberg
• various versions of the Bible (the holy one)
• Internet RFC collections: IETF RFC Editor Kent Landfield / faqs.org
• the Calendar Act of 1751 (England's adoption of the Gregorian calendar)
• Transit and Transportation info
• cryptography, authentication, privacy, and anonymity links