These are my links for March 18th:

• Missouri employers face down Facebook, cramp MySpace | STL JobWatch | STLtoday –
• Sync Files and Folders Outside Your My Dropbox Folder – dropbox – Lifehacker – Since there is not a built-in UI to create junctions in Windows, may people don't realize they exist. This tip includes discussions on tools to create junctions (symlinks) in Windows
• Serge’s Technology View –
• Distributed Version Control is here to stay, baby – Joel on Software – "I did struggle along for a while by memorizing a few key commands, imagining that they were working just like Subversion, but when something didn't go the way it would have with Subversion, I got confused, and would pretty much just have to run down the hall to get Benjamin or Jacob to help."
• Why Ad Blocking is devastating to the sites you love –

These are my links for February 15th from 18:42 to 19:02:

• 50 Beautiful Clean and Simple Web Designs – Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. While not all of the designs are my taste, there are several sites here that I find inspiring. Now if only I had any graphic design talent.
• 30 Twitter Hacks and Plugins to Spice Up Your WordPress Blog – I'm not that into Twitter anymore (it's so 2009, j/k), but some of these plugins are pretty cool
• Windows Phone 7: First Videos – Windows phone 7 – Gizmodo – The first look at Windows Phone 7 – my thoughts, if you don't like the Zune OS, you won't like this. I'm not a fan of the sliding magnifying glass take on the interface
• Windows Phone 7 Apps: What We Know, What We Don’t – Windows phone 7 – Gizmodo –
• The Smarter You Are, The Less You Click – I'll take "No Duh" for $200

These are my links for February 13th from 07:20 to 07:45:

• The Life, Times (and Death?) of Internet Explorer 6 (Comic Strip) – Smashing Magazine – I know that I will personally be excited when we can drop support for IE6
• Successful Strategies For Selling Ad Space On Low-Traffic Websites – Smashing Magazine –
• #65 Advanced Uses for Custom Fields in WordPress – More than any other single feature, what makes WordPress a CMS (as opposed to just a blogging platform) is custom fields. Custom fields are chunks of data that travel along with posts and pages in key/value pairs. This data can be pulled out and used in your templates as you choose, allowing for all kinds of smart and interesting things to be done.
• Professionally designed PowerPoint templates – PowerPoint – Microsoft Office Online –
• Giz Explains: Why HTML5 Isn’t Going to Save the Internet – HTML5 – Gizmodo –