TI-83 Guidebook
Webopedia
(Online dictionary for computer and internet technology)PC Mechanic
(Step-by-step to build your own computer and articles on how the computer works)
Regents Guide to Understanding Copyright and Educational Fair Use
(contains WWW posting examples/restrictions)
(the basics of HTML)
(very indepth and informative)
Here are a few places to check on Viruses and Virus Hoaxes
- Symantec AntiVirus Research Center and Norton AntiVirus Updates
- IBM AntiVirus Online
- CIAC (U.S. Department of Energy) Internet Hoaxes and Internet Chain Letters
- Current Internet Hoaxes
- Computer Virus Myths
- CERT Coordination Center (lists a variety of security matters)
- DataFellows Anti-Virus Hoax Warning Page
- Stiller Research Virus Hoax News
- Urban Legends References Pages (although you may have some trouble locating what you want amidst all the other non-Internet material posted there).
Here is some advice from MacFixit: "If you receive a message that is a verified hoax you can forward it to hoaxkill@hoaxkill.com and all enclosed email addresses will be notified (duplicates removed) so they can stop forwarding it. If you're not sure if it's a hoax, forward your email to hoaxcheck@hoaxkill.com and they will check it out for you (for free)."