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 One-Click Tests
mostly connection speed tests... just click on each link to run the test instantly...
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currency convertor
http://www.xe.net/ucc/ |
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i almost never have anything good to say about metasearch engines, but, this one has some really nice features... this may be a winner...
http://ixQuick.com |
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- Google -
is there anyone left who still doesn't know that Google is THE BEST search engine on the Web? forget lycos, hotbot, altavista, or any other fakes... this is the ONLY search engine that DOES NOT accept money for result placement... if there is an ad, they tell you it is an ad... EVERY OTHER general-use search engine gives you ads disguised as results... and with all the services and features they have now, you would do well to acquiant yourself with their whole site...
http://google.com |
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- Google Directory -
a great web-directory is sometimes more useful than a search engine... and this is a great web-directory... of course, if google has it in their directory, it will show up in your search results anyway, but, it is listed here because people often forget what a great resource it is and to go look for info there...
http://directory.google.com |
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- Google Groups -
Google's searchable archive of over 700 MILLION Usenet posts over the last TWENTY YEARS... this is one of the most remarkable sources of information in the world, let alone on the Web... you WILL find what you are looking for on thousands and thousands of topics, but, especially interesting is if you are interested in learning about the history of the Internet and the Web, (as well as all the related technology) this is 20 years of first-hand eyewitness accounts as well as the discussions between those who made it all happen... bookmark this and keep it at the top...
http://groups.google.com |
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- RefDesk.com -
this is probably the absolute best reference site on the Web... information on almost anything... the site's motto is "Knowledge is of two kinds; we know a subject ourselves, or we know where we can find information upon it." if you know about this site, you have all the knowledge you will ever need...
http://RefDesk.com |
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- The Open Directory Project -
an excellent web-directory... "the largest human-edited directory on the web - 3,000,274 pages - 42,112 editors - 431,833 categories"
http://dmoz.org |
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4 page surfer!
view and surf 4 pages without exiting the windows-for dc'ers and wtv
http://www.geocities.com/seedytheteck/wtvts/frames.html |
khnc5
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Babelfish
pretty much the only/best choice for translating webpages... it even continues to translate as you click on links... this one does japanese, as well... however, the japanese translation bookmarklet is better, since it gets rid of the big babelfish frame and also saves you a couple of steps...
http://babel.altavista.com |
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Bandwidth Place Speed Tests
seems to be the best speed test for DC'ers... works with dk/dp AND pw... lists results in four ways... bps, kb/s (eg 56k), kB/s (the transfer rate that appears on your dk/dp when you download a file), and how long it would take you to d/l a 1M file...
http://bandwidthplace.com/speedtest |
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BrowserSpy
have your browser 'scanned' and find out almost anything you could want to know about it and it's capabilities... great for comparing pw to dk/dp...
http://www.gemal.dk/browserspy/spy.html |
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Domania's Directory Mover
yes, transload an entire directory of files at once or all the files linked on a page, all the pics on a page, etc....
http://domania.net/freeload/dmover.html |
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Excite/JP Translator
Very useful has jp/eng and eng/jp function for instant text translation
http://www.excite.co.jp/world/text/ |
khnc5
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Hexillion's Free online network utilities
traceroute, nslookup, smart whois, ping, finger - each utility with source code (click on the circle to the right of each tool to use it...)
http://www.hexillion.com/samples/ |
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InterTran
seems pretty good, but, it also seems it doesn't work alot of the time...
http://www.worldlanguage.com/Translation.htm |
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Mail2Web.com
a very good pop email interface.. get an account, they give you a special url (http://mail2web.com/username) that requires no login... you have a pull-down for all your email accounts, and one for all your usenet groups... you just select one, enter your passwrod and it gets your mail... also, you can transload any file out of it... a very good service... it is only a pop email interface, it does not store email, there are no folders, etc...
http://mail2web.com |
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Modem Speed Test Page
a good test mirrored in several places around the world for more reliable results...
http://homepage.eircom.net/~leslie/testpage.htm |
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My Yahoo!
there are many great services offered by Yahoo, (as you can see by the number of links listed here) and they all work together to give you one large, useful resource, and a "My Yahoo" start page is an easy way to access and keep track of all of them...
http://my.yahoo.com |
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Network-Tools
network info... ip address, ping, traceroute, etc...
http://network-tools.com |
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Page Appearance Manipulator
enter the url of the page you want altered in the box that will be at the top of the page, or just add it to the end of the link listed here, instead of 'undefined'... also, there will be options for how you want it to look in the top right hand corner...
http://www2.crecon.com/agent33/alter.page?&URL= |
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Test your 'real' connection speed
this is what they say, you be the judge. Just replace "07" with your area code... maybe a script can be made on this??
http://www.cnet.com/internetservices/g/bm/50k.html?s=msn&ac=07 |
austinpowers3au
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Transload.net
a whole hell of alot more than just a transloader... seems to offer some potentially great stuff for non-pc users... the biggest, most fully featured site like it that i have ever seen... there is alot here, so, alot needs to be checked out... have a look, let us know what you figure out...
http://www.transload.net |
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URL shortener
and here is another one...
http://paulding.net/bin/url.cgi |
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URL shortener
for when a url is too long to post without it being broken... just go here, put in a url, and it will give you a short url that will re-direct to the long one... very handy...
http://makeashorterlink.com/index.php |
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W3 Search Engines XML
a huge collection of search engines of many kinds, for all sorts of purposes... a bit out of date, though...
http://cui.unige.ch/meta-index.html |
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W3C HTML Validation Service
Check the source code of any webpage on the net.
http://validator.w3.org |
hrb2k
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WWW Viewer Test Page
a great page to test what kinds of files your browser can handle like text documents, sound files, graphics, video files, etc... you can even have it send you the various file types in an email as attachments... a cool site...
http://www-eng.llnl.gov/documents/WWWtest.html |
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Web2FTP
a great ftp interface for webhost account that aren't very compatible with Dreamcast...
http://web2ftp.com |
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Web2Mail
NOT MAIL2WEB.com... this service can email you a page everyday, once a week, once a month, even with "tell me when this word appears on the page" and a couple other neat little features... HOWEVER, it will email it as an html attachment, so, you will not be able to use your dc browser to read the emails... but, this is a great service...
http://web2mail.com |
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World Lingo
they have a phrase translator on this page that does japanese... and, it does limited page translation...
http://worldlingo.com/products_services/worldlingo_translator.html |
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Yahoo! Bookmarks
better than most online bookmark storage services i have tried...
http://bookmarks.yahoo.com |
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Yahoo! Geocities
between angelfire, tripod, and geocities, i think geocities is best for the casual user...
http://geocities.yahoo.com |
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angelfire express log-in
angelfire express log-in for dc'ers or wtv
http://www.geocities.com/seedytheteck/wtvts/angelfire.html |
khnc5
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eBuddy - AIM
A HTML Mobile version of AOL IM that works pretty good on All Dreamcast WebBrowsers!
http://moba.ebuddy.com/ |
sonicr2
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eBuddy - MSN IM
A HTML Mobile version of MSN Instant Messenger that works great on All Dreamcast WebBrowsers!
http://mob.ebuddy.com/ |
sonicr2
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eBuddy - Yahoo IM
A HTML Mobile version of Yahoo IM that works pretty good on All Dreamcast WebBrowsers! If you get a Unable to load page Error when Logging In then try again later.
http://moby.ebuddy.com/ |
sonicr2
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emailanywhere
check POP3 accounts with this free service
http://www.e-mailanywhere.com/ |
khnc5
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eudoramail express log-in
eudoramail express log-in for dc'ers or wtv
http://www.geocities.com/seedytheteck/wtvts/eudoralogin1.html |
khnc5
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free POP3 and SMTP email accounts
it says "The best free POP3 and SMTP email accounts on the web! Reliable, fast and tested!"
http://www.iopus.com/guides/bestpopsmtp.htm |
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free Pop3 Email Hosting
http://showcase.netins.net/web/phdss/freebies/popemail.htm |
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geocities express log-in
geocities express log-in for dc'ers or wtv
http://www.geocities.com/seedytheteck/wtvts/geoyahlogin1.html |
khnc5
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kartoo
one of those weird "visual" search engines... you can start off with a search on "DreamcastBrowsers" (no space) to see an example of how it maps info on the web visually...
http://kartoo.com |
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our japanese translators
go here to get the two translators that we use most around here...
http://members.sitegadgets.com/insidious_plots/board/56.html |
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overview of some very useful free services
http://yil.com/daily/guru/index.asp?date=011126 |
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tripod express log-in
tripod express log-in for dc'ers or wtv
http://www.geocities.com/seedytheteck/wtvts/tripod-2.html |
khnc5
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userAgent mask
here on the webpage backward comnpatibility viewer you can mask your browser useragent to anything you want... this is handy for some things, but remember that surfing around the web masked as ie6 is not going to get you access to all the great stuff you think it will... on the contrary, you will probably crash your browser alot...
http://www.delorie.com/web/wpbcv.html |
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BDEAD LINKS GO HERE
this is the dead links folder... IF YOU ARE A MOD and find a dead link, click on "cut", then go to the dead links folder and click on "paste" to add it there... IF YOU ARE NOT A MOD, please report the dead link so the mods can deal with it...
http://tinyurl.com/4bvz |
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