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Normally, this would be called something like Miha's hot links. But let's rather just call it a list of some web pages everyone who managed to come here should visit.

Firstly, I wouldn't have a place to dump all this if there wasn't for Amis.Net, my ISP.
Then there is my school, my employer and my second home, the Centre for Element and Structure Modelling at Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, University of Ljubljana. (Occasionally we are on display here).
The best site to find something on Slovenian part of the Web, or to find out what's new in Slovenia is Mat' Kurja. The next best is Slowwwenia.com.
What Google is for the world, Najdi.si is for Slovenia.
Slovenian enhanced version of EBay can be found here.
One of the rare free telephone directories on the Web (and the only good thing Telekom Slovenije and their accomplices have put together in years) can be found here.
Si.Mobil, the people who did the most to make mobile telephony affordable in Slovenia (although they still have a long way towards excellence) also have their website.
The best conversions of the best computer games ever made can be found here. The originals are still available here.
The finest collection of resources on computers made by Sinclair Research resides here.
The place to go for pre-written essays on virtually every topic is this one.
It's nice to see that there are still people here and here who still drive and maintain the cars from the land that is no more.
There's a Japanese-based company that makes bicycle components of reasonable quality and a British company that used to make the best three-speed hubs money could buy (sadly, the company along with its brand name had to be sold recently). Nowadays the ultimate in multi-speed gear hubs is coming from this German company.
If I had unlimited funds to spend on a bicycle I'd either buy one from this British manufacturer or one from this German manufacturer. (Now that I don't yet have unlimited funds, I have to settle for a machine made by this company).
Here are the people who make quite decent graphic cards (some time ago their line of 3D accelerator chips was rightly called Rage, though, because that's exactly the feeling that comes over their users when trying to find, install and use the proper drivers for their cards).
A place where you can study the possibilities of train-travel over Europe and even book a seat on some trains is here. The similar thing for trains in Slovenia is available here.
If you have a piece of Slovenian text you can't pronounce, visit this machine and it will say it aloud for you. A similar machine for some other languages is also available.
If you have just put some mathematical expression into your calculator and got the result 0.781831482, you may wonder how this is expressed with elementary functions. This machine may be of help.
Have you switched from Windows to Linux and now feel a bit lonely without your beloved VB? It doesn't have to be this way. Here is a guy with a solution.
The homepage that made me make this is here (too bad that its even more brain-resetting predecessor isn't online any more).
A homepage dedicated to the greatest hero of all France and his lot is here. Another one, dedicated to Del Boy and his lot is here and there's something about the make of the car he drives here.