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This obviously is not an exhaustive list of everything, but I tend to use it as a reference point for things that are hard to search for that I want to jot down somewhere.

internet
IP Index Encyclopedia
If you get hammered by IPs all the time, this can quickly help you track it down. Schools and their pesky students are the easiest-to-find offenders.
*nix
Solutions for tracing UNIX applications
How to examine, trace, and debug out of control or hung processes .
data
Jeffrey's Exif Viewer
View EXIF data for any image, either by upload or URL.
Online UML/Database Schema Creator
Just like you'd draw on the board, or in Visio, you can do it hear, and then export the actual MySQL commands. I haven't used it much, but it looks super handy.
MySQL Development Tools
I'm tired of using phpMyAdmin to browse tables and run queries when SQL Server Management Studio is so nice. I'm going to use one of these next time.
Freebase
A database of everything (or aiming for it) in a more structured format than Wikipedia. You can actually query Freebase and pull out specific data in reliable data types. As any community maintained project, there may be holes. But still, a great resource. It's data enabled the Wal-mart Expansion video by providing founding dates for all Wal-mart stores, and latitude and longitude of all Us Zip Codes.
security
XSS Cheatsheet
A good cheatsheet of XSS to help you test your filter. Of course it's generally a bad idea to code against this list, it could never be exhaustive. If your filter fails, it'd be a better idea to go back to the drawing board understanding the broad "why" of why it failed and not the "Okay, I need to look for two slashes" of why it failed.
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