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Geek Stuff : Mac : Cool Links

I've been into Apple Macintosh computers for a couple of decades now. I even still have two SE/30s and a Color Classic, in addition to my old workhorse iBook 12" G3 500mhz and newer aluminum PowerBook 12" G4 1ghz machines. I've compiled some links I dig for your enjoyment here.
Classic "All-In-One" Macs My favorite Macs, by far, are the old original all-in-one 68k Macs with the little 9" screens. I first used a Mac SE for music theory homework while taking classes at GCC in 1989 or 1990. Compact Macs Museum (and other Macs too) Jag's House MyOldMac.net Gallery and Info Linux on a 68k Mac OpenBSD on a 68k Mac		MacQuariums! I love MacQuariums. But don't ever let me hear that you've done this to a working Mac! There are plenty of old non-working classics around for making an aquarium. HUGE MacQuarium Gallery Another MacQuarium Gallery Matt's MacQuarium (with construction photos!) Dan's MacQuarium (with construction photos!) Another How-To (with construction photos!)
Older Mac OS Software & Info Old compact Macs can still do cool things, and even browse the web and get email. One of my old SE/30 machines has a 10-Base-T ethernet card in it, and can also act as a low traffic web server. Old Mac OS System Software (through 1998) Netscape Navigator (0.90beta through 7.02) Mac SE Web Server Classic Mac Web Servers (programs) Running an ISP on old Macs Macintosh SE/30 Web Server		Mac History and Links There's to much to fit on this page on the Macintosh and it's development.. But here are a few links to some sites with lots of cool history and info on the early Mac computers. Folklore.org (by Andy Hertzfeld) Anecdotes about the development of Apple's original Macintosh computer, and the people who created it. Apple Computer Corporate Timeline Development of the Mac, 20 Years Later Wikipedia entry for Apple Macintosh