Despite them describing themselves as "Australia's Largest Online Crafts Superstore", don't believe the hype, unless you define "crafts" as "scrapbooking".
However, for that, they are good. Lots of scrapbooking stuff: paper, stamps, die-cut machines and dies, inks, embossing powder, embellishments, brads, stickers, glues, tapes, etc.

Electronics, computer related things, and the odd thing one can repurpose to craft (such as foil tape)

One of the cheapest per-bottle prices (14ml bottles) I've seen for these inks in Australia.

Enamelled copper and enamelled aluminium wire. Good quality. $$$ postage outside the USA.

Useful how-to for an automatic crosposter, which could be used for other things as well.

Langridge Artists Pigments are the pure pigments that are used in traditional artist paints; things like Burnt Umber and Ultramarine Blue etc. The prices vary depending on the particular pigment ("Series 1" pigments are the cheapest, then "Series 2" and so on). These pigments can be added directly to resin (in the same way that Mica Powder is used to colour resin). They can also be used to create paints by adding the appropriate binder (e.g. Linseed Oil for oil paint, Gum Arabic for watercolour, Acrylic binding medium for acrylic paint etc.)

This place (Cavalier Art Supplies) has the cheapest prices for these I've seen so far, with $9.90 flat rate postage within Australia.

Really nifty Vim tip: saving swapfiles (and backup files) somewhere other than the current directory.
This is useful for a few reasons:
1. editing a file in a Dropbox directory no longer means that it is constantly syncing the swapfile
2. swapfiles aren't cluttering up directories in random spots; it's easier to find them in cases when you had a crash when editing a file.

Question: I want to install perl modules on a shared server on which I do not have root access. How can I do this? They also seem to have an older version of CPAN (it complains about that when running the command), is it possible to update the CPAN command being used from my account without requiring root access?

Crochet Wool, Yarn, Threads, Patterns, Hooks, Books & Buttons.
A good range of crochet hooks I haven't seen elsewhere.
Also look out for yarn sales.

Barnes Products - Moulding, casting and sculpting supplies. Silicones, Resins, Clay. Resin art, models, metal powders, dyes, etc.

They're Australian-based and Australian-made (a lot of it is their own brand).

I particularly like the "vignette" effect.

Useful intro to floats, and various tips, including different ways to clear them.

1 ripe banana
1 egg
3 tbsp cocoa

Blend. Microwave for 1 minute.

Free (public domain) clip art images; PNG and SVG

Good article about javascript bookmarklets.

Download a page as an e-book by using a bookmarklet.

This is cloud-based (that is, a free service on someone else's website). Therefore there are limitations: such as a limitation on the number of images which can be downloaded to put into the EPUB file.

Otherwise it's pretty good.

Cool quilts stitched with molecule diagrams on them. The "waves" around the molecules make them look pretty as well as interesting.

Seems to have a good range

Some useful tips for packing. I already knew about the plan-to-be-colour-coordinated, but I'd never heard of "packing cubes", or considered using zip-lock bags to enable one to pack tight (as well as assisting in keeping stuff organized).
So I shall bookmark this in anticipation of the next convention I go to.

Supplier for "kids" crafts, and oriented towards parents and teachers. This means there's a mix of bulk and non-bulk quantities. There's a lot of materials for papercraft, collage, painting, clay modelling; very simple things. But also some quite nifty things, like porcelain paint pens, fabric paint pens, specialty papers, pinecones, seashells and other nature pieces, melty beads, and so on.

Lots of tutorials, weaves, tips, and a forum, about Chainmaille.

My craft bookmarks (apart from shops and forums) are now in their own collection.

In the quest to de-clutter, it's probably better to do it by category. Here are some categories.

C2 List of Snape & Harry (gen) stories on fanfiction.net

Most delicious ham.