Keeping computers from ending science's reproducibility

I think this is a hugely important issue that doesn't get enough attention.

I've been finding collections of maths and physics resources online lately and losing them. I plan to keep updating the list in this article.

• HOW to BECOME a GOOD THEORETICAL PHYSICIST
• How to Learn Math and Physics - John Baez
• American Mathematical Society - Books Online - this mostly seems to be research quality and thus I understand none of it.
• The Trillia Group - free maths books
• Online Maths Textbooks
• The Physical World - This is really S207 with the Open University and I'm likely to study it next year.
• Online Books and Lecture Notes in Mathematics
• Handbook of Applied Cryptography
• The On-Line Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences
• Mathworld
• MIT OpenCourseware
• The Math Forum Internet Mathematics Library
• The Electronic Library of Mathematics
• The Little Handbook of Statistical Practice

I liked this quote: I have always imagined that Paradise will be a kind of library. - Jorge Luis Borges

Thanks to emma and someone whose name I've forgotten and will be credited if and when I find it again.