Links

My full blog (Livejournal.com)
Twitter
Ziztur.com is not strictly my site, but I am one of the contributors and a fairly active commenter

Rabid Sheep Studios: Sheepy is a terrific person and a terrific friend, but, alas, not terrific at keeping her website up to date.
Lots more that I just haven't got around to posting here…my LJ friends page is a good place to start looking.

Something Positive—harsh, cynical, offensive, hilarious and moving.
Queen of Wands—over, alas, but go read the archives.
The Perry Bible Fellowship—frequently offensive but never dull.
xkcd—if you get them, they're hilarious. Have you ever seen anything as side-splitting as this or this?

The W3C HTML reference
The W3C CSS2 reference
The Gecko DOM reference
jQuery, because life's too short to write all that DOM manipulation in raw Javascript.
A list of HTML entities
Tidy, a validator extension for Firefox (this site should pass it …)
Firebug. The Firefox extension for web developers, it not only performs detailed validation and error reporting; it also allows you to inspect and modify the DOM tree, change CSS properties on the fly, and much more.
Chris Pederick's Web Developer toolbar is the…other Firefox extension for web developers. The reason why I love it is simple: It allows you to view generated source, when you create HTML on the fly with scripts, which makes it a hell of a lot easier to debug dynamic web pages than merely looking at the static HTML and script source.

The Python language homepage
The C++ FAQ Lite; more good questions and even better answers than you can shake a stick at
SGI's C++ Standard Template Library reference (covers mostly everything except the I/O library)
cplusplus.com’s Standard Library reference (only has the I/O library at the moment, but goes rather well with the above)
Boost C++ Libraries