Generations through the History of Computing Whether your memories of computing begin in the early 60's with the IBM 360 or the early 80's with the Apple II, you've lived through an astounding digital revolution. At this site, stroll through the generations, reminisce and discover information on generations of computing from the early 60's with the IBM 1400 to SHV Server technology. Get to know the details about a range of hardware and software products, business solutions and year 2000 issues. Geosource Geosource, a metasite resource for geographers, planners, geoscientists, and environmental scientists, is updated almost daily and contains over 2,400 Web resources. Most substantial among these resources are approximately 1,000 academic journal sites and 300 recent and forthcoming conferences.
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This is a must-visit resource for researchers in the geosciences. PLT provides routines for producing all rings and line types used in chemical structures, formatted text material in any TrueType font installed on your system, and supports the use of color. There are also links to online statistics books, tutorials, downloadable software, and related resources. The pages are located on servers all over the world, and are the result of much cleverness and hard work on the part of some very talented individuals. Carmen Giunta of Le Moyne College maintains the Selected Classic Papers from the History of Chemistry Website.