This page is meant to be a repository of all the websites I've found and enjoy across the internet. They are orginized by topic, then alphabetically. I've also put up an RSS feed for all of these websites at the bottom of the page.
I referred to Sam's site extensively while getting this site to run on a raspberry pi for a few months. It focuses on open source web code, like hosting websites and email servers, etc.
This site is quite the sorce for slide rule info, from instructions to types of models. It is also a bit of a society if one wanted to join.
This site has a bunch of old slide rules running in javascript. Not the same as the real deal, but tons of fun to mess around with.
I know what you're thinking, but this is a good site for some mechanical computers too. It's a lot to dig through, and it's better if you speak German, but some hidden gems can be found! One I like is the path Die Technik > Computer > Mechanische Rechner > Grundlagen, which gives the working principles behind mechanical calculators.
All one needs to know about making wooden gears on a band or jig saw. Interesting blogs too!
From physics sims to gears to the coolest bug collection, this guy's website is awesome. Lots of projects and tinkering.
This man makes a ton of Youtube videos about using computers improperly. I recommend you check it out. Or something.
If you've ever wanted to lose a few hours, or fill time on that no-camera Zoom call, I recomend this physics sim.
You know you wanna buy a klein bottle.
This man does some great photography work, mostly recreating historical processes. One of his pages may be the inspiration for a new project of mine.
A cool site that I have not checked out too too much, but this page in particular, since I'm looking into making/restoring an old radio.
This guy is a great resource for a few specific things, and this link specifically showcases a Vacuum Tube Triode, which I am trying to replicate for a radio project I'm working on.
This website also has some expirements involving vacuum tube esq. electronics.
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