Rather fewer here than I'd like, unfortunately. The conclusion to be drawn is not that I don't have many family or friends, but that my family and friends are mostly not willing or able to take the time to maintain homepages.

• Catharine Strauss, the love of my life
• Paul Cantrell, a great and good friend
• Stephen J. Weininger, my uncle, a chemistry professor at WPI
• A page about Otto Weininger, a rather strange philosopher who may be related to me

As you know if you've read my homepage or talked to me much, I'm a libertarian. Here are some good libertarianism-related sites, as well as commentary and news sites with a libertarian/conservative slant.

Individuals' sites

• L. Neil Smith, a forceful and perceptive, if at times overheated, essayist
• David Friedman, a brilliant analyst of law, economics, and liberty, and the most down-to-earth anarchist I know of
• Lizard, a curmudgeon par excellence
• Eric S. Raymond, spokesman for open source, gun aficionado, great analyst of society and politics, and all-around genius
• David Brin, not exactly a libertarian, but a terrific science fiction writer and fascinating essayist

Blogs I like

• Unqualified Offerings
• Gene Healy
• The Agitator
• Julian's Lounge
• Aziz Poonawalla
• Totalitarianism Today
• Franklin's Findings
• Colby Cosh
• The Talking Dog

Other Web publications

• Liberty Unbound, the website of Liberty magazine, my favorite political magazine by far
• The Libertarian Enterprise, the no-compromise weekly Web commentary publication founded by L. Neil Smith
• Laissez Faire City Times, another good commentary site
• antiwar.com, foreign affairs news and editorials that challenge the interventionist foreign policy establishment
• LewRockwell.com, a "paleolibertarian" and antiwar commentary site that generally has high-quality editorial pieces

Other

• Liberals and Libertarians, a site devoted to finding common ground between the two groups
• "A Nation of Cowards," Jeffrey Snyder's eloquent essay on "gun control" and personal dignity

• My own math page
• Eidola is a promising project run by Paul Cantrell, in which I've taken on a reviewer/critiquer role; the goal is to create a representation-independent object-oriented visual programming language.
• Linux is my favorite operating system
• LyX is perhaps my favorite piece of Linux software; it's a WYSIWYG front end for the LaTeX typesetting system.
• Window Managers for X are fun to play with, and the linked page lists them all.
• Slashdot is the epitome of geek news sites.
• Outpost.com is a good place to order hardware from.

• The Artemis Project, a group dedicated to putting a privately funded base on the moon.
• Nicholas Lander's Recorder Home Page, a mother lode of useful and interesting information about this sublime instrument.
• A big archive of Star Trek stuff at a site in Canada.