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on the Lanphere dunes.

Code and notes, on github.

Papers and bibliographies, on bibsonomy.

Various:

• Awesome science journalism: not exactly rocket science and the loom.
• How to do anything with a computer.
• On academic communication, by Jim Pitman.
• The Jepson manual, online! Other resources from the Jepson herbarium.
• Sheldon Brown explains everything bicycle. And built a lot of cute bikes, rest his soul.

Latex:

• LaTeXML converts latex to html, via xml. It, or something like it, is the way of the future.
• the AMS' short math guide for latex is your guide to proper math layout and has handy reference tables. (here is also a non-proxy-needing link.)
• A "servelet" to give you images from your LaTeX (e.g. to paste into Word, ick). Or else, LaTexLab.org looks promising.
• The style file link for how to include references to the arXiv in your bibtex.