I thought I'd stick with the great tradition of personal sites and add a page full of links to the sites that I find useful or interesting. They're in no particular order; some I visit daily (in fact I probably visit Slashdot 3 or 4 times a day at least - it's addictive!) and some I drop by every few weeks or so. Others are friends or sites that have included write-ups about my games site at some point in the past.

It's a shame that so many sites disappeared due to the dot.com crash of 2001. Although many of them obviously had no idea of how to generate any revenue, some had some pretty stunning examples of sheer creativity. Now that the web is becoming increasingly corporate I think a lot of that initial spark has probably left the big sites - of course, homepages are another matter :-)

Web Monkey: Excellent tutorials and resource pages for many scripting and programming languages. HTML Guru: Jeff Rouyer, the author of this site inspired me to start using DHTML a couple of years ago... The 5K.org: An annual competition that attracts some fantastic examples of code compression! Windows Games: Ok, it's not Javascript, or web related. A mate (Sean O'Connor) who writes games :-) Cutting Edge Co: I used to work with this crew at one point working on DHTML games and sites. Scott Andrew LePera: An excellent web developer and writer of a very entertaining and useful web log! Mozilla.org: Homepage for the Mozilla browser, upon which Netscape 6 is based. If you're a developer, you should check this every so often. Blind Wino: Some awesome writing on this site. I suggest you try the work by a guy named Mark Driver; so good it hurts! LockerGnome: News and review site for web and computer-related topics. Also contains ever-changing useful links... Slashdot: My favourite news site! A massive community of readers and posters here. Updated 24hrs a day every day! BBC news: Possibly the World's most respected news source, with stories from around the World. Breakfast reading! Google: The biggest and fastest search engine on Earth! Also has over 10 years worth of Usenet archives to pick over! The Register: A great UK based technology news site. Some other news sites seem to get their "new" news from here :-) Web Reference: Another good tech news and review site. Check out Andy's new book too (I'm only saying that because I'm in there ;-)! Internet Movie Database: As the name suggests, this is easily the biggest public database of movie material on Earth! Joe Cartoon: Just plain stupid :-) This is a flash-based cartoon site with animations courtesy of the slightly deranged, banjo playin' "Joe". F*cked Company: The online version of a road accident: horrific, yet strangely compelling. Discussions of dying companies. Cre@teOnline: Ostensibly a magazine for web designers, it's really for Flash developers, but the forums are quite good at times...