What are your favorite programming bookmarks?

Hi everyone and Merry Christmas!

Please share your favorite programming bookmarks.

Blogs, newspapers, forums, whatever. Stuff you NEED to read everyday! =)

EDITED

Suggested one per reply, to clarify voting

From stackoverflow

• Coding Horror

• Bookmarks? Look into an RSS aggregator man.

• ScottGu's Blog

• Joel on Software

• Steve Yegge's Blog Rants

• Planet Eclipse. Java, for Eclipse.

• Newsletter of:

  http://www.javaspecialists.eu/

• Scott Hanselman's Computer Zen

• http://thedailywtf.com/Default.aspx

  *maybe not daily, but often

• Rands in Repose

• Mike Cohn's Blog - Succeeding with Agile

• Slashdot.com

• Isn't it obvious? Stack Overflow.

• Proggit

• Hacker News

• QuirksMode

• ReadWriteWeb

• zombo.com

• Twitter

• php.net

• MSDN

• The oMega Proejct

• lolcode.com

• MSDS

• http://damienkatz.net/

• Leon's GWBASIC page

• • CodeBetter
  • Haacked

• http://xkcd.com/

• The Best Page In The Universe

  Hernán : Wow!!!! I really enjoyed the attitude on that Appl* sh*t!!!

• CodeGuru

• Wikipedia. Though it is not directly for programming I always start from it and get some quick information and links for more information.

• WikiWikiWeb, by Ward Cunningham

• The Code Project

• InfoQ.com

• Programming.Reddit

• • http://www.cplusplus.com
  • http://code.google.com

• RegexPal (a free regex tester... beware of big input)

  Edit: Not a bookmark I "read," but I guess it's a more useful answer than "my RSS aggregator, duuuh." ;)

• http://stackoverflow.com

  http://forums.bgdev.org (BG)

• IBM Developerworks

• http://delicious.com/tag/erlang

  For me, Delicious is the best place to see who's been bookmarking stuff that I'm interested in as well as the relative popularity.

• Twitter Search Feed on my favorite topics.

• Refactory.org - a code snippet wiki.

• This Thread - That's not too Meta, is it?

  nilamo : I'm serious about having bookmarked this thread, by the way.

• Since all the good ones are taken, I'll go a little off topic - Seth's Blog.

  "If you really want your code to be successful, you'll stop coding long enough to do all that other, even more trivial stuff around the code that's necessary to make it successful." - Jeff Atwood.

  Good code still needs good marketing.

• High Scalability.

• Google. I bookmarked it in my browser's Home button.

  Oh, and if you're going to say Google is not a programming bookmark, then I must disagree. I rarely use it for anything else.

• Hacker News - pretty good signal to noise ratio and a clean design.

• This bookmarklet (just save it as a book mark):

  javascript:var a = prompt('MSDN Reference Lookup', 'Enter class name');if(a!=null){window.location='http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/' + a + '.aspx';}
  

  Enter fully qualified class names (like System.IO.StreamReader) and you're set.