Some people seem to have lots of free time, or work hard, and like to share what they did with it. Those who don't swimm in free time and are interested in mathematics, computer or cryptology should visit John Savard's website. His Cryptographic Compendium.section has extensive information on classical cryptography, crypto machines and computer crypto algorithms. As a cryptomaniac, that's candy to me.
However, there's more.Visit John Savard's Quadibloc website and scroll on that page.to find a huge list of topis. If questions about computers and how they work, take a peek in his Computer sections, and his Mathematics pages are also worth a visit. Other subject are telescopes, optics, chess, large numbers, signal flags, etc etc. ..
This site reminds me at Greg Goebel's amazing Vector Site with his great DayVectors webblog on many different scientific topics. Also a must-see! I wich I had the time to creat such amoungts of information.
This site reminds me at Greg Goebel's amazing Vector Site with his great DayVectors webblog on many different scientific topics. Also a must-see! I wich I had the time to creat such amoungts of information.
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