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http://preserve.mactech.com/articles/mactech/Vol.21/21.09/ScriptingMail/index.html
MacTech is a long-running journal dedicated to Apple technology, covering programming, scripting, and development topics for Mac professionals and enthusiasts. This archived article from Volume 21 focuses on scripting mail on Apple platforms, part of a deep archive of technical content spanning decades of Mac development history.
https://blog.pengoworks.com/index.cfm/2005/6/20/Thunderbird--Temporarily-Switch-Composing-Between-Plain-TextHTML
Dan G. Switzer II's personal tech blog covers software tips, programming, and developer tools, with this entry offering a handy guide to switching between plain text and HTML composing modes in Mozilla Thunderbird. The site spans topics like JavaScript, ColdFusion, Flex, Flash, and Java, making it a useful stop for developers navigating everyday tech frustrations.
http://andre-simon.de/doku/highlight/en/highlight.php
The official documentation for Highlight, a powerful open-source syntax highlighting tool by Andre Simon that converts source code into HTML, RTF, LaTeX, SVG, and other formats with customizable color themes and language definitions. Visitors will find a thorough manual covering CLI and GUI options, plugin scripting, regular expressions, LSP client integration, and configuration file formats.
https://montagar.com/~patj/electrowares.htm
OPCOM's archive collects free and shareware electronics software tools covering RF amplifier design, filter calculators, coil calculators, logic circuit analysis, oscilloscope tutorials, and transistor databases. A treasure trove for hobbyist engineers and amateur radio operators, the collection spans DOS and Windows programs with utilities for Smith chart calculations, 555 timer design, and sine wave visualization.
https://useplaintext.email/
A comprehensive guide to plain text email, covering recommended clients, configuration instructions for popular mail programs, and etiquette norms favored in technical communities. Brought to you by the sourcehut team, the site offers detailed setup walkthroughs for dozens of email clients alongside a thoughtful argument for why plain text outperforms HTML in email.
https://vilehome.neocities.org/
Vince Lavali's personal site showcasing his collection of 'cunnybots,' which appear to be custom chatbot creations. The site is part of a Chatbots Webring and links out to a companion rentry page where additional content is maintained.
https://buzzert.net/
James Magahern's personal site at buzzert.net offers a minimalist hub linking to info, photos, and posts sections. The sparse but clean layout suggests a technically-minded creator with a focus on personal projects and documentation.
https://permacomputing.net/
The Permacomputing wiki explores a community-driven concept centered on resilience, regenerativity, and sustainability in computing, drawing inspiration from permaculture philosophy. Visitors will find principles, technical assessments, project listings, and a library of texts examining the environmental and societal costs of modern computational culture from an anti-capitalist, ecological perspective.
https://taonaw.com/
JTR's personal microblog covers a wide mix of daily life, tech tinkering, and niche software interests including Emacs, org-mode, TiddlyWiki, and Linux, with side interests in coffee, gaming, and photography. The site is hosted on Micro.blog and offers a warm, conversational stream of short posts that feels like peeking into the life of a thoughtful, curious tech enthusiast.
http://home.snafu.de/tilman/xenulink.html
Tilman Hausherr's official page for Xenu's Link Sleuth, a free Windows utility that crawls websites and reports broken links across pages, images, frames, scripts, and stylesheets. The site includes a full FAQ, bug list, future feature roadmap, multilingual guides, and download links for this long-running and widely recommended web maintenance tool.