ATI Stream SDK v2.0, contains AMD’s implementation of OpenCL which was the first publicly released implementation.

"Welcome to Hell" by I've been to Amsterdam

Penguins, Lizards and Apple’s X Factor: How Famous OS Logos Got Started, like the titles says it’s a history of famous computer logotypes.

The L4.verified Project, a formally verified implementation of the L4 kernel.

Instapaper, instantly create and store a webpage as a paper. There is also an iPhone app so you can read your “papers” offline.

replica 1, build your own Apple 1 replica.

Nokia Schematics!, the owner of this blog found a book at the Shenzhen mobile phone market which contains schematics for numerous well known mobile phones.

Computer Hardware Poster 1.7, if you are a hardware geek this is a must have poster for your bedroom wall.

Become a Gmail Ninja, several tips and tricks divided into categories of difficulty on how to use advanced features of GMail.

"The Inertial Navigator Platform" by Tatjana van Vark

Ksplice Uptrack, never again reboot your Ubuntu machine.

Carnivorous robots eager to eat your pests, are you tired of insects crawling into your home and don’t want to buy a cat? Why not invest in a carnivorous robot instead.

The Matrix Page, a simple introduction to the basics of mathematical matrices.

Taming Friends for Use in Templates, using friends in C++ templates can be tricky. This article describes the pitfalls and how to avoid them.

cTuning.org, a collection of information on how to tune your C code for maximum performance.

Source Code of Several Atari 7800 Games Released, the original source code to over 15 Atari 7800 games.

Advanced C++ Lessons, a very good online collection of information on advanced aspects of C++ programming.

FreeNOS, an experimental microkernel operating system designed for learning purposes.

Fifteen Classic Game Console Design Mistakes, epic fails in hardware design.

What is Folding and Why Does it Matter?, a good description on what protein folding actually is and if Folding@Home really is useful to science.

Shing Ling Sewing Machine

OpenGL Rendering Pipeline, a simple but good description of what the basic OpenGL pipeline looks like.

Idea: The Outlet Wall, an entire wall made out of electrical sockets. It actually looks kind of cool.

Jari Operating System, is a real-time microkernel operating system and provides a POSIX API.

Video for Everybody, is a web implementation that automatically detects the best way of playing back embedded video on a client. It automatically detects HTML5, Flash etc capabilities and does not depend on JavaScript to do so.

AllPinouts, is a wiki listing pinouts for connectors, cables and adapters.

Handbook of hardware pinouts, cables schemes and connectors layouts, even more pinouts.

Readable and Maintainable Bitfields in C, a good blog post from pagetable on how to work with bitfields in a readable way using C.

Conficker Eye Chart, visually identify if you have been infected by the Conficker worm by following this link.

New Time Slider features coming up in OpenSolaris 2009.06, similar to Apple’s Time Machine but utilizing the ZFS snapshot feature.

Like Water for Money, is an article about Moniac which is an analog computer from 1949. Cambridge University has a video of it running.

Phil!’s ZSH Prompt,a really nice ZSH prompt.

Dawn of the Personal Computer: From Altair to the IBM PC, a quick rundown of PC history by Maximum PC.

test-dept, is a unit testing framework for C which supports stubbing.

Fifteen Classic PC Design Mistakes, Technologizer has made a great list of the ten worst PC design mistakes.

Tupperware Arcade Controls, arcade controls built into Tupperware boxes along with instructions on how to build your own.

UNIX network analysis, an article on standard UNIX tools for network analysis.

ELPA, is the Emacs Lisp Package Archive, a package manager for emacs.

The Falcon programming language, is a multi paradigm programming language including conecpts such as object orientation and message passing.

Twittjr, a Twitter reader designed for and running on a PCjr.

Uniselector digital clock, a mysterious digital clock from the 1940’s.

Anatomy of Linux process management, yet another developerworks article, this time it’s about the inner workings of Linux processes.

Sumo Paint, a web 2.0 application for painting.

From Voodoo to GeForce: The Awesome History of 3D Graphics, a walk down memory lane for those of us who were present in the early days of the graphics card era.

"Abandoned Russian Polar Nuclear Lighthouses"

teepeedee2, a really fast web server written in LISP.

A few thoughts on the role of software architects, insightful.

AlternativeTo, a community driven site that lists alternatives to applications.

iShoes, because the Segway wasn’t enough.

Code Monkey, a song about being a programmer by Jonathan Coulton.

How do you test a random number generator? Bill the Lizard of Stack Overflow fame gives us a very good rundown on random number generation.

The speed, size and dependability of programming languages, benchmarks run across 33 different programming languages and plotted based on four different characteristics.

A presentation on Google Wave which is Google’s next gen communications platform.