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I like to use del.icio.us sort of like Dumbledore’s Pensieve, in Harry Potter. I stumble across some useful or otherwise interesting piece of knowledge, and extract it (or just bookmark it), and file it away so I can retrieve it later.
Here is a list of the last 50 items saved to my pensieve, errr, my link roll. Enjoy!