> TBL told me once that a home page was always meant to be your own
> assortment of links (bookmarks, basically), not something you would
> necessarily publish for anyone to see.
If only
~/.netscape/bookmarks.html
was _everyone's_ home page. I can't think of an easier way of getting
the basic idea of HTML any better than watching 'Add bookmark' do
something visible in front of you, and as a page it's far more
manageable, useful, and intuitive than a popup menu IMO. (obrant:
history as a popup menu path! All backtracks get pruned! useless! just
what do you expect from the people who brought you forms!)
> Any thoughts for improvements or additions.
I'd want as many traceroute interfaces to as many different places as
possible - but web-interfaced unix traceroutes seem to be a bit of
rarity for security reasons.
Oh, and
http://www.merccenter.com/columnists/barry/
L.
> I thought of adding
> <http://babelfish.altavista.digital.com>, but I don't use it enough.
>
> - dan
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