This is a list of links to websites that I'd forever be indebted to. For without them, I'd not have become who I am today - a *nix weeb and a web developer.
The oldest linux distro that's actively maintained. Uses rc.X scripts to get things done, unlike others who joined the dark side. This used to be my daily driver at home. Slackware has a wonderful community at everyone's favorite LQ. They also have a wiki and a guide where you can read everything slackware related.
The *nix for those paranoid with security. It's reputation in it's realm is unparallelled. OpenBSD is usually branded as a server OS, but many have it running on their desktops and laptops. And btw it's man pages are unmatched in quality.
Excellent collection of tips & tricks, guides and everything you'll need with linux. My first steps in bash were with tldp's help.
I was for a long time an archlinux user and their documentation was the reason. It has topics ranging from installations, desktop customizations and even server-related stuff. The wiki maintaners and writers are a good bunch. I always return to the archwiki, when my google-fu fails me.
The grill where everyone is welcome. They roll out Debian with just enough meat and home-made spices. I learned / still learning a lot from here. The members are all masters with their linux-fu. Join them, and you'll wish why you haven't looked at the source, all this time.
A community for *nix enthusiasts and hobbyists.
The official sucessor to #! linux, that started the minimal desktop ricing frenzy. The infamous #! community lives on through bunsenlabs. #! made editing config files fun. And when you bork the system, a community member would already have the answer to the problem.
Averaging 31 "phucks" per paragraph, this site is an indispensable resource for every beginner-programmer. The python bit me here, which is also the work of the main guy behind this site.
What's life without dotfiles?
A forum for everything BSD.
His website speaks for itself.
Work flow grokker and supreme overlord. His blog is pretty sweet and always to the point. His screencasts are the reason why I switched to vim.
This is a veteran slackware user's blog. He puts up top notch packages and his writings are excellent. I use his repo for most of my slackware linux binaries.
The one man army in BSD land.
Demystifies CSS for fun. He is my mentor and good friend.
The webmaster at nixers, he does interesting podcasts and is the author of 2bwm.
The man who made BSD cool (atleast for me). His blog posts are epic and his unixp0rn collection is well known. The blog has been dormant since 2013 though. Edit: His new site
The author of the now defunct livarp. The site may be in french, but if you know how to look, you'll get what you want.