Some of the best (and least-used) resources on the Internet are the Net's
"Frequently Asked Questions" (or "FAQ") files. If you are looking for
answers to questions ranging from "what is the fastest NASCAR
superspeedway" to "where can I find information about embedded processors
and enhanced IDE/Fast-ATA/ATA-2," chances are there is a FAQ file somewhere
on the Internet that answers your question.
The problem is finding the FAQ file.
Enter the FAQ Finder. The FAQ Finder can be found on the Web at
http://ps.superb.net/FAQ/
and it has links to 1,800 FAQ files around the world. Best of all, the FAQ
finder has sorted these FAQ files into 28 browsable categories:
Animals Health Politics & Law
Art Hobby Programming
Audio Internet Religion
Comedy Lifestyles Science
Computers Literature Social Science
Countries Movies Software
Education Music Sports
Food People Technology
Games Prsnl Finance TV Shows
... and, of course, Video
In short, if you have a question that you think might have been asked
before, chances are that the FAQ Finder will be able to give you a link to
a site where you can find the answer to your question.
Browsing through the FAQ Finder's categories is pretty easy. If you click
on a category, the FAQ Finder will display all of the FAQ links that it
feels belong in that category. And with 1,800 FAQ links, the FAQ Finder
opens the door to one heck of a lot of information!
Who would have guessed that FAQ browsing could be so much fun?
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From today's TOURBUS, by Patrick Douglas
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