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• The Unix Heritage Society 
  "The Unix Heritage Society's aims include:
  The preservation and maintenance of historical and non-mainstream UNIX systems;
  The further development of existing UNIX systems; and
  The continual fostering of the Unix community spirit."
  Browse original UNIX manpages, or look at old UNIX source code.
  Added: Wed Jun 11 2003; URL: http://www.tuhs.org/; id = 43
• Haystack, the universal information client 
  "Our research seeks to bring modern information management and retrieval technologies to the average computer user in order to make computers a more compelling place for users to interact with their information. Haystack looks into the use of artificial intelligence techniques for analyzing unstructured information and providing more accurate retrieval." A project at MIT.
  Added: Wed Jun 04 2003; URL: http://haystack.lcs.mit.edu/; id = 42
• XML Pull Parsing Common API 
  Common API for XML Pull Parsing (XmlPull) is an effort to define a simple and elegant pull parsing API that will provide a standardized way to do pull XML parsing in Java. Plainly speaking: a more pedestrian and intuitive way to parse
  XML content as a stream. While this is Java-specific, I am in the process
  of developing a Pike implementation that follows the pattern laid out here.
  Added: Fri May 09 2003; URL: http://xmlpull.org/; id = 41
• XML Sucks 
  This website is a place to put information about the downsides of XML,
  to combat the hype about it. We want to show that XML doesn't really do that much for you, and that the costs of learning and using it can be higher than you would have thought.
  Added: Fri Mar 21 2003; URL: http://xmlsucks.org/; id = 40
• ESR's Art of Unix Programming 
  A book in progress by Eric S. Raymond:
  This book will attempt to capture the engineering wisdom and philosophy of the Unix community as it's applied today. (...)
  [It] doesn't focus so much on "what" as on "why", showing the connection between Unix philosophy and practice through case studies in widely available open-source software.
  Added: Mon Feb 17 2003; URL: http://www.catb.org/~esr/writings/taoup/html/index.html; id = 39