I had about a thousand bookmarks, that I have been saving for a while, sites I visit, "how to's", walkthroughs, weird parts of the web, so here some are to share with everyone else. For the beginning of this list see my other blog Click HERE...N joy

Fotologue : I think this is Japanese, but anyways it's a java based, Flickr type website, good photographs on here.

Free Website Templates: they also have logos and other material here, but I don't think everything is free, but regardless it's a good place to go when you need a creative idea for your website or for a logo.

Free Whoppers All the time: Yah the whoppers you get at Burger King, free, all the time, simple yet working (yes Ive tried it!).

Wireless hacking techniques: Provided in lecture format, very boring but simple layout. This should provide a noob with the basics on terminology, and some general direction.

IT Conversations: A website with a ton of great IT conersations, debates, articles, reviews, etc , and a good database of downloadable audio files in several formats.

Leapfish: Free domain appraisal, this is not 1000% accurate but if your hitting some nice figures it should tell you that your site is worth a good amount.

Free Computer Recovery tools: Just like it says.

LogoPond: Logos from around the world, an extensive collection, great for ideas, and creative projects.

Winamp Lyrics Plugin: a veru useful plugin for Winamp (www.winamp.com) that shows the lyrics as the songs are being played.

(MAC) Voice Candy: Well this app for Mac OSX/ Leopard , is basically a fun utility to change your voice, however, it's not open source, and I just hate hate hate small apps that assholes charge for...but like I said, its fun to play with.

Stopped Clock Blog: Icons, Wallpapers, 3d experiments, Hats off to this guy, for all the great work, and creativity and designs, Ive been dropping by here for a while now.

Pixel: Photoshop style app for Linux, looks almost the same, however it's still in Beta. It is however open source, for now...

How not to get caught using Bittorrent: Zeropaid.com is just an awesome blog with lot's of great information, and it tailors itself to catagories and topics that I am very familiar with

Windows on a USB drive: For backup, data recovery, or for whatever malicious idea you can think of, it's windows, on a bootable USB drive.

More links later :)