Internet Documentation
This section contains documents and guides that can help you explore the biggest computer network over the world, known as the Internet.
- EFF's (Extended) Guide to the Internet
This is a local copy of the famous "EFF's Guide to the Internet" (former "Big Dummy's Guide to the Internet"). It contains a full description (and links) to all known services of the Internet. All you want to know about Internet is here!"EFF's Guide to the Internet" (version 2.3) is also available in text, texinfo, dvi and postscript format and also as an HTML tar.gz archive for local use.
- Zen and the Art of the Internet
This guide is similar to the previous one. It was converted to HTML from texinfo format using the texi2html utility.Zen is also available in dvi, texinfo and postscript format.
- The Hacker Crackdown
Law and Disorder on the Electronic Frontier, or snooping around the network."The Hacker Crackdown" is also available in text, texinfo, dvi and postscript format and also as an HTML tar.gz archive for local use.
- The Hitchhikers Guide to the Internet
This is an older document (25 August 1987) describing the Internet in a more sophisticated way."The Hitchhikers Guide to the Internet" is also available in text format and HTML tar.gz archive for local use.
- FingerInfo v2.5
This is a html version of Scott Yanoff's (yanoff@csd4.csd.uwm.edu) FingerInfo, created by Andrew Daviel (andrew@sundae.triumf.ca).There is also a more extensive list (in html) created by Scott Yanoff, called Special Internet Connections
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"At the wake of the Cyberspace: VR, Internet and Information Highways"
by Moses A. Boudourides (mboudour@vergina.eng.auth.gr), an article (written in Greek) about the new electronic frontier of the cyberspace from the experience of the virtual worlds until the global computer network, the Internet, and the information superhighways. Available also in compressed (.Z) format.
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