Two beautiful solutions to a combinatorial problem, all from the Mathlinks Forum.
A list of websites where you can listen to Indian, well Hindustani classical music.
A little tribute to the wonderfully pretentious C. Uday Bhaskar.
The Chicago Undergraduate Mathematics Bibliography and the The Chicago Undergraduate Physics Bibliography. Written by snotty undergrads they are useful at least, for their recommendations on what not to read.
Some thoughts on the Y combinator, which is a lovely construct that makes recursion possible functional languages.
An old list of expository papers in mathematics that I read, should have read or wanted others to read.
Computer science gems that have been floating around the internet for some time. I put this up so people could e-mail me pointers to more. Noone did.
Quotes which still somewhat lack any purpose.