These are my Internet links

- Some of my favourite programs.

- Gibson Research Corporation. The home of SpinRite, the #1 harddisk Recovery & Maintenance tool and many other very usefull tools.
- Also check out the Security Now! podcast by Steve Gibson and Leo Laporte.

- The Newbury and District Radio Amateur Society, NADARS.

- Some other Amateur Radio Clubs and Organizations.

- Amateur Radio Emergency Services.

- Governmental organizations.

- If you run Packet Radio with TCP/IP, this is PE1CHL's HOSTS page for 44.137.xx.xx, the Netherlands.

- Other Amateur Radio pages on the Internet.

- Packet Software.

- Repeaters, Packet Nodes and BBS' applications in NL.

- The IEEE, The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers.

- SCHOLDER.NL is first of all a redirect to the company page. Next to that, it is used as a family site.
- You might like to visit Jacqueline's part of the site, or just check out the main index.

- My company website, ETB Scholder.

- Here you can check if your PC and your Internet Connection supports IPv6.

- See here if a site is IPv6 compliant.

- IPv6 Websites. (Dead link)

- IPv6 info. Nederlands.

- TCP and UDP port numbers. Nederlands.

- The Internet Archive does hold copies of pages found on the internet. The archive holds pages as they were published at about half a year ago and before.
- It also holds copies of our pages and domains.

- Check the validity of the HTML code on your website with the W3C, World Wide Web Consortium, HTML validator.
- They also have tutorials, references and examples on the W3 Schools page.

- Pages on the Internet are searched by Robots, also called Web Crawlers or Web Spiders. If you want to know more about using the robots.txt file on your domain to control the parts of your site visited by these robots, have a look at The Web Robot Pages.

- The Spamhaus Project.

- Lynn Conway. Initially just another big name in computer and VLSI engineering, but after reading through her page, I have gained great respect for her. Reading all the pages on her site will take you at about a short holiday, but it is definitely worth spending the time. If not for her personal struggle through life, the walk through history is (English, partly also in Dutch and other languages).

- PI7CWA, the automatic Morse Code tutor in the region Amsterdam-Ymond (Dutch/English).
As the station was taken offline due to failing user feedback, so apparently having no users at all, the page was removed by the sysop when changing Internet Provider. Also the BT/NOV has been cancelled.

- The Seti@home experiment using Internet connected computers to search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence.

- We use Strato for hosting our Internet domains: Dutch/Nederlands, NL, German, English, UK.