These are my links for May 20th through June 2nd:

• Improvised Cyber Exploitation Devices –
• The Best Third-Party Alternatives to Replace Stock Android Apps – Tested –
• How Content Restrictions on Rooted Phones Hurt Everyone – Tested –
• Free QR Code Generator, Tracking and Recovery – Create raster and vector QR codes –
• Help Colorist Moose Baumann Raise Money for Wife’s Cancer Treatment – ComicsAlliance | Comic book culture, news, humor, commentary, and reviews –

These are my links for August 19th through August 22nd:

• DIY Plank Desk Inventively Hides Your Desktop Cord Clutter –
• Schneier on Security: A Revised Taxonomy of Social Networking Data –
• Zenprise – iPhone, BlackBerry, Android Smartphone Enterprise Device Management
• Turn a DVD Lens into a Cellphone Macro Lens Redux –
• How to go from $25/hour to $75/hour in 2 weeks | I Will Teach You To Be Rich –

These are my links for July 7th through July 13th:

• ComicRack – An awesome ecomic reader with media library features on par with iTunes or MediaMonkey. The application is well engineered, has a lot of "cool" features, supports cbr, cbz, cb7, pdf.
• WEI Share –
• Get-PowerShell » PowerShell to get Windows Experience Index –
• Kitchen Myths –
• Everything You Need To Know About The Fragmented Mobile Developer Ecosystem –
• eCart – Powerful open source eCommerce platform –
• When It Is and Isn’t Necessary to Hand Over Your Social Security Number –

These are my links for June 1st:

• WhatWeb –
• iPhone leak is getting bigger – Update – The H Security: News and Features –
• How Spellcheckers Work | PC Plus –
• 6 Strategies to Take On an Established Competitor | The Netsetter –
• How to Secure Your WordPress Site From Getting Hacked: WPSecurityLock –

These are my links for February 25th through February 26th:

• HOW TO: Build a Facebook Landing Page for Your Business –
• BBC News – Microsoft shuts down global spam network –
• Pexpect – Noah.org –
• Why REST Security Doesn’t Exist – CIO.com – Business Technology Leadership –
• Wootalyzer –

These are my links for February 23rd through February 25th:

• Tender Support — Support your product: Knowledge Base, Helpdesk, Forums –
• Lighthouse – Beautifully Simple Issue Tracking –
• Services Worth Paying For as a Startup | Emad Ibrahim –
• How I Was Able to Ace Exams Without Studying | Zen Habits –
• » Google Analytics for Facebook Fan Pages – PHP, Web and IT stuff –
• Best Screencasting Tool: CamStudio – Screencast – Lifehacker – "The top two contenders were neck in neck. Both CamStudio and Camtasia Studio took in 28% of the vote, CamStudio coming out ahead by a mere 3 votes. While they might be close together when it comes to votes, they're miles apart when it comes to price—CamStudio is free and open-source and Camtasia Studio is $299."

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 –

These are my links for February 12th through February 13th:

• CSS3 Click Chart by Impressive Webs – A page with examples of various features of CSS3. Can also be used as a test if your current browser supports the new CSS3 properties accurately
• MakeSomeTime – Online Time Tracking and Invoicing – MakeSomeTime helps you keep track of your time & invoices like a pro.
• Social Media: Consumers Trust Their Friends Less – Advertising Age – News – Edelman Study Shows That Only 25% of People Find Peers Credible, Flying in Face of Social-Media Wisdom
• Using a Pre-Launch Checklist for your Website | Webdesigner Depot -
• Create Your Own Sliding Resizable Grid – “Your browser window is always the perfect size for the Zaum & Brown website. I really liked the effect so I’ve created an improved and simplified version of a sliding resizable grid and released it under the Apache License 2.0. ”
  Not sure what projects I could use this on, but the algorithm is cool.
• jQuery Quicksand plugin -
• Google Code Blog: Announcing Google Chart Tools -
• Deadline Looms for Mass. Data Protection Law – CIO.com – Business Technology Leadership – After more than a year of delay and several modifications, a contentious Massachusetts data protection regulation appears set to go into effect March 1.
• Microsoft Stops Serving Window Patch Blamed for Blue Screens – CIO.com – Business Technology Leadership – Microsoft has stopped distributing a Windows patch thought to cause a Blue Screen of Death on XP machines, and said it is investigating the problem.
• Google Buzz Criticized for Disclosing Gmail Contacts – CIO.com – Business Technology Leadership -
• DOJ: No Need for Warrant for Cell Location Information – CIO.com – Business Technology Leadership – A bit scary if you ask me