Interesting Programming Links

vi and You : An Instructional Handout by Evan Golub, University of Maryland
Basic vi handout by Jeffery H. Peden, Longwood College
Mastering the VI editor from University of Hawaii at Manoa
Vi Tutorial from Purdue University
Using the vi editor from University of Winnipeg
The vi Lovers Homepage by Thomer Gil
and Vi is a Two Letter Abbreviation section of Unix is a Four Letter Word... (link given below in Unix references)
Vi FAQ from faqs.org. Also includes sed and vim FAQs.

Unix is a Four Letter Word... by Christopher C. Taylor
UNIXhelp for Users from University of Winnipeg
Unix Programming Tools, PDF handout from Stanford University
Cygwin, a UNIX environment for Windows
Putty, a free terminal emulator for Windows that works much better than the built-in Windows telnet client, especially for remote access to Unix boxes and using Unix editors

Nikolai Josuttis, The C++ Standard Library - A Tutorial and Reference.
Andrew Koenig & Barbara Moo, Accelerated C++
Scott Meyers, links at the bottom of page for his books including Effective C++, 3ed, More Effective C++, and Effective STL.
Bjarne Stroustrup, The C++ Programming Language, 3ed. Also, new appendices on Locales and Exceptions in the Standard Library published as Appendices D and E starting with the special edition printing.
Herb Sutter, Exceptional C++. And a revised index published starting with the 4th printing.

geekcheat.com -- Reference mugs and t-shirts for emacs and vi (also links to emacs, vi, and HTML sites)
thinkgeek.com -- T-shirts, posters, etc.
The Geek Code -- how to tell other geeks what you're interested in
The Jargon File -- definitions and history of techie slang; the basis of The (New) Hacker's Dictionary