Google -- This is the best search engine and most important website on the internet.
Gmail -- This is an email program that provides far better software and storage than most alternatives.
Google Maps -- This is the place to go to find directions.
Google Products -- One should always search here to find the lowest price for a desired product.
Kayak -- This site searches all the major airline search engines to find the lowest prices
Craigslist -- This website is poorly organized, but provides a lot of local real estate and job information.
New York Times -- This is the best source for current event news.
Time -- This is anther good sorce for news.
Arxiv -- This is a archive of recent physics and mathematics preprints.
Open Access Journals -- This is a database of current open journals. Support these journals.
KEK -- This is a library of scanned research articles (mostly physics).
Library Genesis -- This is a website of scanned books.
Math Sci Net -- This is a search engine for mathematics papers.
Latex Reference -- This is a reference for latex.
Kubuntu -- This is a nice looking Linux distrubution best used on "newer" computers.
Firefox -- This is the best internet browser.
Open Office -- This free program makes Microsoft Office irrelevant.
JavaScript Slideshow -- This is a link to the code I edited to make picture slideshows.
HTML and others -- This is a link to lots of learning materials for HTML and various internet languages.
C, C++ -- These are some simple tutorials for learning C and C++ programming.
Wikipedia -- This is the most important sorce for reference material on the internet.
Curvature Calculator -- This is a small program I wrote in Mathematica 5 to compute various curvature tensors for a metric expressed in local coordinates. I follow all of Wald's conventions with respect to the usual sign ambiguities in curvature tensor definitions.