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Newsletter #63
    The Power of Money

Harley Hahn's Usenet Center and the Usenet Quick Start Guide
    Learn how to use the largest discussion group and file sharing system in the world.

Ask Harley
    Enjoy a brand new collection of fascinating questions and answers covering a variety of interesting topics.

The History of the Web
    "When you look at the Web with the right sort of eyes, what you see is nothing less than a glimpse into the future, a time when human beings will have fulfilled their destiny as a species..."


"If you feel like having a conversation, there is always someone to talk to on the Net."

— The Internet Complete Reference, Second Edition (page 523)


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Understanding Money
My Experience as a Film Judge
Time Sense: Polychronicity and Monochronicity
Taking Control
Relationships and the Internet
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Bits, Bytes and Bubblegum
I Remember: A Personal History of the Internet
How to Get Rich
The Secret of My Success
The Importance of Thank-You Notes
Coming to Terms With Our Mortality
Thinking About Death
Ashtanga Yoga Terminology
Using Information Indicators to Recognize an Economic Recovery
Questions From an Iranian Soldier
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Understanding Abstract Art
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A Letter to Architecture Students
An Artist From Iran
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   Rita Greyson: "The Solar System Solution of Planet Earth"
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Her Last Cookie
What is the Ideal Dog?
Not a "Mad" Man
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Interview with Harley by The Boox Review (April 2002)
Interview with Harley by Borders.com (December 1999)
Interview with Harley by Youthtopia (April 1998)
Interview with Harley by Voices From the Net (October 1993)

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How Do I Love Thee?
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Freddy the Pig
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The History of the Web
What is Web 2.0?
How to Turn Off HTML in Your Outgoing Mail Messages
How to Stop Underlining Links
Harley Hahn's List of Abbreviations Used While Talking on the Net
Harley Hahn's Guide to Muds
Understanding Mailing Lists
Censorship of the Internet

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Quick Start Guide
Hands-On Guide
Le petit guide illustré sur Usenet (en français)
Usenet Tutorial
Master List of Usenet Newsgroups
Usenet Glossary
Internet Resources

Linux/Unix

Unix/Linux Timeline for Students
Harley Hahn's Guide to Unix and Linux (textbook)
Special Material for Students and Teachers
General Information About the Book
Chapter List
Detailed Table of Contents
Internet Resources for Students
Linux, Open Source Software, and Enterprise Computing
Part I: Understanding the Basic Ideas
Part II: How Does It All Fit Together?
Teaching Unix and Linux
The Unix Model Curriculum
Unix as a Part of Computer Science
A Unix-Neutral Approach to Teaching
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Table of Contents
The Harley Hahn Experience Home page  
Harley Hahn's Internet Yellow Pages (full text of book)
Harley Hahn's Internet Advisor (full text of book)
Harley Hahn's Internet Insecurity (full text of book)
The Little Nipper's Internet Clubhouse (special Web site for kids)
Ask Harley (questions and answers)
Harley Hahn's Tidbits (more questions and answers)
Harley Hahn's Guide to Muds  

Navigation hint:
In the top left corner of each page, you will notice a globe. This globe, called a "Unisphere", is the Harley Hahn logo. Whenever you want, you can click on a Unisphere to jump directly to the Site Map (a quick index for the entire Web site). To try it, click on the Unisphere to the left.

Credits:
  • The photograph of Harley and The Little Nipper (his cat) was taken by
    Michael Moore, a professional photographer in Santa Paula, California.
  • The Web site was designed by Brandi Valenza, of San Francisco.
  • All the HTML and CSS code was written, by hand, by Harley Hahn.

Notice:
No animals were harmed in the making of this Web site.
(But three of them got sick and threw up.)