Internet MapThe list of my daily visited blogs is endless. I have the usual suspects like Engadget , but here are some useful ones that you may not know of.

OgasaWalrus.com
Todd Ogasawara hosts a great blog for Windows and Mac freeware/open source. He updates it on a daily basis if not more. He lists suggestions for great software and talks about common bugs and happenings in the open source world.

The programs include Email apps, productivity apps, games, utilities, and developer tools. It is always interesting to see how many programs that are out there that I had no idea existed. The open source community does some amazing things.

Computer Performance
The theme of the site is ‘Getting you started, setting you on the right road’. This site offers a plethora of information, including Windows Server 2003, Windows Vista, Exchange 2003, Sharepoint, Scripts, and the upcoming Windows Server ‘Longhorn’. When I first found this site, I was dumbfounded at how much information the author has put into this site. He goes above and beyond to explain exactly how things work and how to implement them for your situation.

Sysinternals
Mark Russinovich and Bryce Cogswell started their blog (www.sysinternals.com) to help Advanced Users, IT Pros, and developers become more efficient. They did this by offering freeware and advice. In July of 2006 they were bought by Microsoft. They still offer the same great utilities that were offered before, but now with Microsoft backing (which may or may not be a good thing). Here is few of the categories of free utilities available:

  • File and Disk
  • Networking
  • Process Utilities
  • Security
  • System
  • Forums for Q&A

Most of the programs are small and only do one thing, but there quite a few of them. They are always adding, so head over there and check it out!

These are just three of my favorites. They make my job easier. What are some sites that you recommend?

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