odd links

[winterbadger]

Anyone else have a folder in your browser's links panel for all those linsk you can't quite figure out where to put anywhere else?

Right now, my browswer at work has a "news and media" folder (even though 90% of the time I never read anything but the BBC news page), a reference folder (though 90% of the time the only things I use in it are Wikipedia, the XE.com converter, Babelfish, and Dun & Bradstreet), some boring work folders, and the "Links" file. Yes, very original, eh?

Within that, I have links to LJ, webmail, the online uni where I take classes, and folders for SAIC stuff (natch), soccer (also natch), wargmes (ditto), papers from RAND, and "odd and ends". Now here's where it gets very jumbly: odds and ends has a folder on digital cameras (from when I was helping poliscidiva pick one out), and one for transit companies (people who will pack and ship the contents of your home around the world for you, and links for

Class Matters - Social Class in the United States of America - The New York Times
CNN.com Election 2004
George Orwell In Defence of P. G. Wodehouse
Get a map online free from Ordnance Survey, Britain's national mapping agency
Herb gardens
Leading Contractors
Map of United Kingdom Multimap.com
Medieval
better delete that one or someone will be embarrassed :-)
Napoleon's army, pictures, maps, battles, commanders, uniforms, organization.
On-line Library
Printable Books from Books On-Line
Salon Personals
Scuil Wab Home page
She said - She said
The Life of H. Ernest Chen
The Straight Dope Front Page
Undiscovered Scotland Home Page
United Bank
Welcome to Prince Cafe
Yahoo! Groups

Comments

[incursus.livejournal.com]

Yeah, before I had a fairly recent computer crash I had all sorts of random stuff in my Miscellaneous folder.

[(Anonymous)]

Orwell on Wodehouse was interesting, thanks. It is nonsense to talk of “Fascist tendencies” in his books. There are no post-1918 tendencies at all.

Heh.

[selki.livejournal.com]

Sorry, that was me. Didn't realize I wasn't logged in.