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• Curiosidades
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• Material sobre programação na Wikipédia
• Awk
• Bash
• C/C++
• Dylan
• Lisp
• Python
• Scheme
• Sed
• Formatação de texto
• Linux
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• Sawfish
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• Som
• Zaurus

Curiosidades

• The Official Electrical Engineer Webpage
• hpcalc.org
• Guia das falácias
• ElizaTalk
• Mother Tongues of Computer Languages
• The history of the Internet
• The infamous Blue Screen Of Death, documented for your viewing pleasure
• The illustrated guide to breaking your computer
• The Unix Haters Handbook
• The UNIX-HATERS Handbook Download Page
• The Multics Homepage
• The Microsoft Hatepage
• Computer Stupidities
• OXymoron
• The Web Site For Rodney And Cathy's Joke List
• Linux Cartoons
• The Loonie Bin of Jokes
• BuildYourGuitar.com
• Fight spam on the Internet
• World of Escher
• Linux Test Project
• Dock App Warehouse
• fun-with-words.com
• Jim Kalb's Palindrome Connection
• A report on the ENIAC
• unixtips.org
• Página do gaúcho
• Debian Jr. Project -- Debian for children from 1 to 99
• The LWN Penguin Gallery
• The story of Andy's computer
• The Festival Speech Synthesis System
• The amazing Linux Duracell CPU load monitor
• Animals on the underground
• The highly unofficial CPIP WG
• Xbill
• Totally Absurd Inventions
• How To Pretend Like You Know Everything
• The Daily GNU
• The Email Disclaimer Awards 2001 (The Register)
• Stupid Email Disclaimers
• Google Is Your Friend
• The Cult of vi
• Sendmail as a Turing machine
• Stanford Computer Science Technical Reports and Technical Notes
• es.comp.os.linux
• The Amazing Gentoo-Linux-Zealot Translate-o-matic!
• g00g13
• Bubblefishymon
• Linux Magazine
• Comments on RFC
• The Daily WTF -- Curious Perversions In Information Technology
• Linus on kernel management style
• Wikipedia -- the free encyclopedia
• From CP/M to OpenVMS, Linux does it all
• Home of the Z80 CPU
• Free Culture
• FOLDOC -- Free On-line Dictionary of Computing
• How It Works... The Computer
• Cross-Referencing Linux
• Learn Logic with Beavis and Butthead
• The story of creation (or the myth or urk)
• Albert Einstein Archives
• The Don Martin Shrine
• Regular Issue MAD covers
• War Pigs
• The Official Alt.Fan.Dan-Quayle Home Page
• The Brutal File Manager
• The gpl-violations.org project
• ComputersForArt.org
• SCIgen - An Automatic CS Paper Generator
• Wikiquote
• Dictionary of Difficult Words
• phdcomics.com
• The evolution of the PDA -- 1975-1995
• The 100 oldest currently-registered .com domains
• AX84 -- the cooperative tube guitar amp project
• The Shakespeare Programming Language
• The commentator
• OS History
• Richard Feynman and The Connection Machine
• XPenguins
• www.thispagecannotbedisplayed.com
• Illusions and Paradoxes -- Seeing is Believing?
• A Lambda Logo Tour
• The Humble Programmer
• Chuck Norris Facts
• Welcome to the obsolete technology website
• Henry Lim's LEGO Sculptures
• Did you ever wonder why December has 31 days?
• IP Spotting
• Tupi or Not Tupi, That's Not the Question
• SVN Tutorial fo Unix
• Geoff Draper's Cartoons
• GNU Hello
• Top 10 weirdest USB devices ever
• LEGO Difference Engine
• Exploratorium
• Top 10 Strangest Lego Creations
• The History of Internet
• The Top 10 weirdest keyboards ever
• Rube Goldberg type machines made in Japan (I)
• Rube Goldberg type machines made in Japan (II)
• Website buttons maker
• Which Shell Is Right for You? Shell Comparison
• Seamless pictures
• Upside-Down-Ternet
• ASCII Art in 1939
• List of linux commands for common operations
• UNIX productivity tips
• HTTP Made Really Easy -- A Practical Guide to Writing Clients and Servers
• Book In-Jokes
• Build a solar iPod charger
• Old MPW C error messages
• Bring back deleted files with lsof
• Mundane name (Everybody loves Eric Raymond's explanation for "case sensitive")
• Project Guitar
• Mysterious number 6174
• An Availabot-like computer-controlled push puppet for Linux
• LEGO Church
• Programming the ENIAC
• What's Special About This Number?
• The official God FAQ
• Where Company Names Come From
• Latin phrases used in English
• A special collection of tools for system administration written in Perl
• Bureau of communication
• Let me Google that for you

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Programação

• The International Obfuscated C Code Contest
• The Quine Page
• The Memory Management Reference
• Useless Use of Cat Award
• Artima -- A community of programmers who care about their craft
• The programming languages weblog
• Cunningham & Cunningham, Inc.
• The Great Computer Language Shootout
• Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs -- Video Lectures by Hal Abelson and Gerald Jay Sussman
• Epigrams on Programming
• Why Functional Programming Matters
• The Rise of ``Worse is Better''
• Frequently Asked Questions for comp.lang.functional
• Oleg's page
• Teach Yourself Programming in Ten Years
• PLEAC - Programming Language Examples Alike Cookbook
• The Implementation of Functional Programming Languages
• The Tcl War (Why you should not use Tcl)
• Koders
• Regexp Syntax Summary
• Higher order functions
• How to be a Programmer: A Short, Comprehensive, and Personal Summary
• Continuations Made Simple and Illustrated
• Strong Typing vs. Strong Testing
• Tail Call Optimization
• Continuations for Curmudgeons
• The Computer History Museum Communities Site
• FORTRAN 25th anniversary film, 1982
• Programming e-books
• Thoughts on Language Design -- New challenges require new solutions (Guy Steele)
• The T Project
• Classic Texts in Computer Science
• partial-eval.org
• The Perils of JavaSchools
• Everything Your Professor Failed to Tell You About Functional Programming
• Dynamic Languages Group
• Why I Hate Frameworks
• The Programmers' Stone
• Programming Languages: Application and Interpretation
• Tour de Babel
• http://lcsd05.cs.tamu.edu/slides/keynote.pdf
• How do we tell truths that might hurt?
• Continuations and advanced flow control
• SecureProgramming.com
• A Brief Introduction to Graphical Models and Bayesian Networks
• Bootstrapping a simple compiler from nothing
• Nice historical explanation of when and why term "closure" came into use
• The Joel Test: 12 Steps to Better Code
• Dr. Alan Kay on the Meaning of "Object-Oriented Programming"
• Classic Texts in Computer Science
• Henry Baker & relarional DBs
• Linkers part 1
• Computer Languages History
• Programming is Hard, Let's Go Scripting...

Humor

• Real Programmers Don't Use Pascal
• Beyond Ada: The First Paranoid Programming Language
• The story of Mel
• Introduction to Abject-Oriented Programming
• 101 Ways To Know Your Software Project Is Doomed

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Material sobre programação na Wikipédia

• Exception handling
• Continuation passing style
• Closures
• Programming paradigm
• Object-oriented programming
• Functional programming
• Imperative programming
• Declarative programming
• Garbage collection
• Lazy evaluation
• Eager evaluation
• Purely functional
• Side-effect
• Lambda calculus
• Strict programming language
• Currying
• Thunk
• Computational complexity theory
• Trampoline
• Strongly-typed programming language
• Weak typing
• Duck typing
• Type conversion
• Static code analysis
• Type safety
• Datatype
• Tail recursion
• Scope
• Y combinator
• cdr
• Subroutine
• cons
• List of algorithms
• Lambda lifting

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Awk

• GNU Awk
• Awk by example (IBM developerWorks)
• An Introduction to awk (Linux Journal)
• Famous Awk One-Liners Explained, Part I

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Bash

• Bash
• The deep, dark secrets of Bash (Linux Gazette)
• Advanced Bash-scripting guide
• Socket -- an interface to TCP sockets at shell level
• Canivete Suíço do Programador Shell (bash)
• Linux Shell Scripting Tutorial -- A Beginner's handbook
• Bash Shell and Beyond
• The '#!'-magic, some details about the shebang mechanism on various Unix flavours
• Variable Mangling in Bash with String Operators (Linux Journal)
• Easy Shell Scripting (Linux Gazette)
• Bash Emacs Editing Mode Cheat Sheet

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C/C++

• Gnu Compiler Collection -- GCC
• GCC Myths and Facts (freshmeat.net: Editorials)
• GNU Compiler Collection (GCC) Internals
• C/C++ Reference
• Infrequently Asked Questions in comp.lang.c
• WWW C++ Information
• Standard Template Library Programmer's Guide
• An Introduction to GCC
• Best practices for programming in C
• tcc -- Tiny C Compiler
• diet libc -- a libc optimized for small size
• uClibc -- a C library for developing embedded Linux systems
• Lexical Closures in C (Linux Gazette)
• The Function Pointer Tutorials
• Why C Is Not My Favourite Programming Language
• C++ FAQ LITE -- Frequently Asked Questions
• comp.lang.c Frequently Asked Questions
• Pre-defined C/C++ Compiler Macros
• Everything you ever wanted to know about C types
• The Development of the C Language
• Programming in C. UNIX System Calls and Subroutines using C.
• C: The Complete Nonsense
• The "C is Efficient" Language Fallacy
• The Function Pointer Tutorials
• The Top 10 Ways to get screwed by the "C" programming language
• Optimization of Computer Programs in C
• Tackling C++ Tail Calls
• C REPL
• Criticism of the C programming language
• Some things every C programmer should know about C
• C++ Coder's Newbie Guide to Lisp-style OO
• GCC hacks in the Linux kernel
• Organizing code files in C and C++

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Dylan

• A Dylan Primer for Scheme Programmers
• Gwydion Dylan
• Chris Double's Dylan Programming Language page

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Lisp

• Common Lisp (Wikipedia)
• The roots of Lisp
• My Lisp Experiences and the Development of GNU Emacs (Transcript of Richard Stallman's Speech, 28 Oct 2002, at the International Lisp Conference)
• Librep
• The Common Lisp Cookbook
• The origin of CAR and CDR in LISP
• Lisp: Good News, Bad News, How to Win Big
• Tutorial on Good Lisp Programming Style
• LISP Primer
• Planet Lisp
• Common Lisp HyperSpec
• Movitz: a Common Lisp x86 development platform
• Lisperati
• lambda-gtk -- a cross-platform Lisp interface to the complete GTK+2 family of shared libraries
• Lush
• Cliki -- the common lisp wiki
• Pascal Costanza's Highly Opinionated Guide to Lisp
• Common Lisp -- Myths and Legends
• CLOCC - the Common Lisp Open Code Collection
• C++ vs. Lisp
• Elegant LISP Programs
• Association of Lisp Users Wiki
• What's so great about jazz?
• Technical Issues of Separation in Function Cells and Value Cells
• Common Lisp Pitfalls
• The Evolution of Lisp
• Common Lisp's Loop Macro Examples for Beginners
• Public Domain Lisp Logo Set
• Lisp Logo
• Using Emacs as a Lisp IDE
• Lisp-br: Grupo de usuários Lisp do Brasil
• The complete idiot's guide to Common Lisp packages
• The Road to Lisp Survey
• Noodle
• Naming conventions
• CLPython - an implementation of Python in Common Lisp
• Python On Lisp: A project to call Python code from Lisp
• Scheme for Common Lispers
• Building Common Lisp Applications with Reasonable Performance
• lambdadance
• M.I.T. "CADR LispMachine" font
• Practical Common Lisp (Peter Siebel's presentation
• The eternal flame
• Why Lisp macros are cool, a Perl perspective
• How Common Lisp sucks
• Lisp On Lines -- A Common Lisp Web Application Framework
• Social Problems of Lisp
• Why Lisp is different
• The Volkswagen Lisp
• Kamen Lisp
• lispdoc
• CL History
• Common Lisp vs. Scheme macros
• Common Lisp/Scheme Comparison
• Why Lisp is different
• Features of Common Lisp
• The origins of CL conditions system
• Lisp Usenet classics

Livros

• Librep manual
• GNU Emacs Lisp Reference Manual
• Programming in Emacs Lisp
• Loving Lisp -- the Savy Programmer's Secret Weapon
• Practical Common Lisp
• Common Lisp the Language, 2nd Edition (Guy L. Steele)
• Successful Lisp
• Common Lisp: A Gentle Introduction to Symbolic Computation
• On Lisp

CLOS

• The Common Lisp Object System MetaObject Protocol
• A Brief Guide to CLOS
• Goops Manual
• Art of MetaObject Protocol and Reflection (Java, C#, etc.) [comp.lang.lisp]
• Warp Speed Introduction to CLOS
• CDR 1: The CLOS Metaobject Protocol
• CLOS in Context: the Shape of Design Space
• Lisp: Classes in the Metaobject Protocol
• C++ Coder's Newbie Guide to Lisp-style OO

Lisp Machines

• Lisp machine (Wikipedia)
• Symbolics
• Retrocomputing - Symbolics Lisp Machine Emulation
• Rainer Joswig's Lisp Machine page
• Antonio Leitao's Experiences using Lisp Machines
• Photos of Symbolics Iron
• A Brief History of Lisp Machines
• Symbolics 3600 family
• Bruce's Symbolics page
• VirtualLispEmulatorEngine
• Lisp Machine Inc. K-machine
• LISP Machine Progress Report -- by the Lisp Machine Group
• lispmachine.net
• Lisp Machine Manual

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Python

• www.python.org
• Why Python? (Linux Journal)
• Python HOWTO Documents
• SimPy -- a Python-based simulation package
• Python for Lisp Programmers
• Dive Into Python
• Python Quick Reference
• Pymacs
• Shell-like data processing
• Python for Java programmers
• Python & Java: a Side-by-Side Comparison
• ONLamp.com Python devcenter
• Python Brasil
• Grupo de discussão brasileiro sobre Python
• How to Think Like a Computer Scientist -- Learning with Python
• Charming Python (IBM DeveloperWorks)
• ActiveState Programmer Network (ASPN) Python Cookbook
• Python Bibliotheca
• Vaults of Parnassus: Python Resources
• PyPy -- Implementing Python in Python
• Introduction to Programming using Python -- Programming Course for Biologists at the Pasteur Institute
• Functional Programming with Python (Linux Gazette)
• The Python IAQ: Infrequently Answered Questions
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?
• A Byte of Python
• pyscheme --- Scheme in Python
• Psyche -- a Scheme interpreter written in Python
• The Spy project is a Python-in-Scheme implementation
• Data Structures and Algorithms with Object-Oriented Design Patterns in Python
• [Python-Dev] Proper tail recursion
• How-To Guide for Descriptors
• Continuations and Stackless Python
• Python parsing tools
• A Peephole Optimizer for Python
• Functional programming in Python becomes lazy
• The UnZen of UnPython
• Embedding Python in Your C Programs (Linux Journal)
• Python411 Podcast Series
• Python Idioms and Efficiency
• CLPython - an implementation of Python in Common Lisp
• Python On Lisp: A project to call Python code from Lisp

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Scheme

• Guile -- Project GNU's extension language
• '(schemers . org)
• CHICKEN -- a compiler for the Scheme programming language
• CSAN -- Comprehensive Scheme Archive Network
• MzScheme -- an implementation of the Scheme programming language
• Bigloo -- a Scheme implementation
• Skribe Home Page -- The functional authoring language
• Gauche -- a Scheme implementation for system scripting
• scsh -- a Unix shell embedded in Scheme
• Bibliography of Scheme-related Research
• MIT/GNU Scheme
• LispMe -- Scheme system developed for PalmOS powered PDAs
• The Scheme Programming Language
• Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs
• How to Design Programs
• Scheme Scripting Cookbook: Jon Fernquest's Open Programming Directory
• An Introduction to Scheme and its Implementation
• Teach Yourself Scheme in Fixnum Days
• How to Use Scheme -- Writing Scripts and Programs with PLT Scheme
• Scheme Requests for Implementation
• An introduction to scheme for C programmers
• Schemix
• Scheme acceptance [no flames]
• JRM's Syntax-rules Primer for the Merely Eccentric
• A page about call/cc
• pyscheme --- Scheme in Python
• Psyche -- a Scheme interpreter written in Python
• Concrete Abstractions: An Introduction to Computer Science Using Scheme
• The Spy project is a Python-in-Scheme implementation
• Scheme implementations
• From Python to PLT Scheme
• Scheme programming language (Wikipedia)
• Sketchy
• An introduction to Scheme
• How to check if two objects are equal
• Closures
• The Scheme language
• How to Use Scheme -- Writing Scripts and Programs with PLT Scheme
• The TeachScheme! Project
• Imagine
• Scheme (Christopher Browne's Web Pages)
• Sinister Scheme Sample Perplexes Python Porter
• Methods of threading implementations in Scheme implementations
• Scheme Tutorial
• Schemer's way
• Compiling Scheme to JavaScript
• Scheme for Common Lispers
• The Larceny Project
• Metaprogramming using Scheme
• Advanced Scheme: Some Naughty Bits
• Hygienic, Unhygienic, Low-level and High-level macros
• CPSCM Scheme
• R6RS.Org
• Three implementation models for Scheme
• Daniel P. Friedman: A Celebration (videos)
• SchemePunks, Home of the New Alternate Scheme Standard
• Common Lisp vs. Scheme macros
• Common Lisp/Scheme Comparison
• call/cc use cases? (comp.lang.scheme)
• Scheme in Javascript

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Sed

• GNU Sed
• Sed by example (IBM developerWorks)
• sed-HOWTO
• Site da lista de discussão sed-br
• the SED $HOME
• The sed one-liners
• Sed - An Introduction and Tutorial

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Formatação de texto

HTML

• HyperText Markup Language (HTML) Home Page

LaTeX

• Página dos usuários brasileiros de (La)TeX
• The UK List of TeX Frequently Asked Questions
• CTAN: the Comprehensive TeX Archive Network

reStructuredText

• reStructuredText

Skribe

• Skribe Home Page -- The functional authoring language

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Linux

• LinuxPrinting.org
• Home of the Linux USB project
• Linux -- Google
• Distrowatch.com
• Kernel Korner - Extending Battery Life with Laptop Mode

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Emacs

• EMACS: The Extensible, Customizable Display Editor
• GNU Emacs
• VM's homepage
• vm-pine
• The Insidious Big Brother Database
• AUC TeX
• RefTex
• Emacs Lisp List
• Why I became an Emacs user
• Theological Issues
• GNU Software [Emacs]
• ECB -- Emacs Code Browser
• Emacs Wiki
• Pymacs
• The very unofficial dotemacs home
• Lista de discussão brasileira sobre o Emacs
• Dired Reference Card
• Zile is another Emacs-clone.
• QEmacs Editor
• Gnus Network User Services
• my.gnus.org
• GNU Emacs Lisp Reference Manual
• Programming in Emacs Lisp
• GNU Emacs manual
• Emacs protector kernel patch
• Emacs for HP49G and hp49g+
• Emacs Tips
• Emacs Beginner's HOWTO
• Emacs standing alone on a Linux Kernel
• An Emacs language mode creation tutorial
• Emacs Editor Resources
• climacs -- A modern Common Lisp implementation of the Emacs text editor
• Emacs Timeline
• The Design of the Emacs Logo
• Intermediate Emacs Hacking (Linux Journal)
• Multics Emacs: The History, Design and Implementation
• abbrev-mode demo
• emacs demo (ruby)
• Emacs standing alone on a Linux Kernel
• M-x all-things-emacs
• Minor Emacs wizardry
• Emacs people
• Emacs and Screen

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Sawfish

• sawfish: an extensible window manager
• SawfishWiki
• Sawfish Web'n'Wiki
• Sawmill customization repository
• Dave Pearson's sawfish page
• Customizing Sawfish (Linux Format -- Feb 2001)
• Sawmill lisp repository
• Merlin's Sawfish stuff
• Sawfish Programming Manual

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RSS

• OSnews
• LWN -- Linux Weekly News
• Daily Python-URL! (from the Secret Labs)
• Slashdot
• GNU Friends
• Freshmeat
• Security Focus News
• Security Focus Vulnerabilities Announces
• Yahoo! News
• Linux Devices
• Lxer
• Notícias Linux
• Linux Gazette
• OSdir
• Linux Journal
• Projeto Software Livre Brasil
• NewsForge: NewsVac
• NewsForge
• The Register
• RNP
• Recipes from the Python Cookbook
• PyPI recent updates
• Lambda the Ultimate - Programming Languages Weblog
• Artima Articles
• Artima Developer News
• Artima Pavilion Announcements
• Articles published in The C++ Source
• Gentoo Fresh ebuilds x86
• Linux Magazine
• Planet Lisp
• Planet Scheme
• The Daily WTF
• reddit
• reddit -- programming
• kuro5hin
• Digg

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Livros

• O'Reilly Open Books Project
• Project Gutenberg
• Open Library

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Línguas

Inglês

• Diferenças idiomáticas entre português e inglês
• Common Errors in English
• Guide to Grammar and Style (By Jack Lynch)
• englishpage.com

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Português

• portugues.com.br
• Gramática Online

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Dicionários

• dictionary.com
• Cambridge Dictionaries Online
• OneLook -- Dictionary Search
• The DICT Development Group

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Ferramentas

• psjoin - concatenate PostScript files
• Exuberant ctags
• Regex coach

X

• xsnap -- a program to interactively take a 'snapshot' of a region of the screen
• xclip -- provides an interface to X selections ("the clipboard") from the command line
• xtoolwait -- notably decreases the startup time of an X session by reducing the load on the X server and the OS.
• Xnee -- suite of programs that can record, replay and distribute user actions under the X11 environment

Desenho

• VRR

Gnuplot

• Filled boxes for gnuplot's postscript output
• Gnuplot -- not so Frequently Asked Questions

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Páginas pessoais

• Dennis M. Ritchie
• Brian Kernighan
• Ken Thompson
• Donald Knuth
• Andrew S. Tanenbaum
• Paul Graham
• John Harper
• Richard Stallman
• Guido van Rossum
• Peter Norvig
• John McCarthy
• Gerald Jay Sussman
• Daniel P. Friedman

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Entrevistas

Alan Kay

• A Conversation with Alan Kay (ACM Queue vol. 2, no. 9 -- Dec/Jan 2004-2005)

Bill Joy

• Interview with Bill Joy

Donald Knuth

• Love at First Byte
• An Interview with Donald Knuth (Dr. Dobb's Journal -- April 1996)
• Donald Knuth Interview (Computer Literacy Bookshops -- December 7th, 1993)

Guido van Rossum

• Guido van Rossum Interview (by Tarek Ziadé -- 04/11/2005)
• Building an Open Source Project and Community (ITConversations -- February 17, 2005)
• An Interview with Guido van Rossum -- The Features and Futures of the Python Programming Language (O'Reilly -- 2005)
• Guido van Rossum Speaks (ONLamp -- 08/14/2003)
• A Conversation with Guido van Rossum (Aritma -- February 17, 2003)
• The Making of Python -- A Conversation with Guido van Rossum (Aritma -- January 13, 2003)
• An Interview with Guido van Rossum (ONLamp -- 06/04/2002)
• Guido van Rossum (Linux Journal -- 1999-12-01)
• An evening with the Guru of Python: Guido van Rossum (Tux Journal -- 26 maio 2005)

Guy Steele

• The Soul of a New Programming Language (Sun Contrarian Minds -- 03/2005)
• Growing a Language: A Conversation with Guy Steele (developers.sun.com -- May 1, 2003)

John McCarthy

• Interview with John McCarthy, recorded at the KFJC studios in Los Altos Hills, CA (April 10, 2006)

Linus Torvalds

• Linus Fields Dev Questions On the Future of Linux (OpenEnterpriseTrends.com -- 10/30/03)
• Torvalds: What, me worry? (News.com -- July 8, 2003)
• The Choice of a GNU Generation -- An Interview With Linus Torvalds (Meta Magazine -- 1993)

Richard Stallman

• Interview: Richard Stallman (Kerneltrap -- January 4, 2005)
• BYTE Interview with Richard Stallman (July 1986)

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Som

• Linux Sound
• Advanced Linux Sound Architecture (ALSA)
• Trommler -- An X11/GTK based Linux drum machine
• Soundings -- explorations in Linux sound (Linux Gazette)
• Rockin' in the Free Software World (O'Reilly Linux DevCenter)
• StompBoxes
• Hydrogen is an advanced drum machine for GNU/Linux
• Sound in Linux -- Tux, can you hear me? (Linux Magazine)
• Virginia Tech Multimedia Music Dictionary
• Musical MIDI Accompaniment
• BEAST - the Bedevilled Sound Engine
• The Linux-Based Recording Studio (Linux Journal)
• linuxmusician.com
• Snd -- Snd is a sound editor
• Musings From Studio Dave
• Of Macros And Drum Machines (Linux Journal)
• Ardour 2.0 : A Brief Practical Introduction (Linux Journal
• Troubleshooting Linux Audio, Part 1 (Linux Journal)
• Discover the hidden 8 bit Sound card in your PC
• Linux MIDI: a Brief History (Linux Journal)

Válvulas

• Como se faz uma válvula
• Aula sobre válvulas
• Tube Amplifier Debugging Page
• Diferenças sônicas entre diversos tipos de válvulas de saída (Pentodos)

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Zaurus

• Zaurus Password Manager
• OpieReader (Tim's Zaurus Programs)
• Gentoo for Zaurus

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