These are a few sites I thought were interesting from June 26th through June 27th:

The Many (Geeky) Faces of Bill Gates, a Capsule Biography – In reality, Gates is a smooth operator who, despite his uncombed hair, baby face and disheveled appearance, knew exactly what he was doing every step of the way, making it [...]

These are a few sites I thought were interesting from June 4th through June 6th:

New D&D Rolls a 20 for Playability | The Underwire from Wired.com – 4th edition has simplified rules making it much faster to create and play and adventure. If I only had time
Gates-Ballmer Clash Shaped Microsoft’s Coming Handover – WSJ.com – [...]

These are a few sites I thought were interesting from May 2nd through May 6th:

Signing Off, And What Does A TechCrunch Writer Actually Use? – Great collection of tool recommendations. I agree with most of Duncan’s suggestions, though I haven’t tried Evernote, Things, or Skitch — but I will, now
Webby Award Winners – Wired.com wins [...]

These are a few things I found interesting on April 30th:

WordPress Plugins | alexking.org – some good plugins here, including a “most popular posts” one
Commas, Turning Up, Everywhere | The Onion – America’s Finest News Source – “This, is an unsettling trend”
blog.pmarca.com: If Microsoft goes fully hostile on Yahoo – good analysis of what’s likely [...]

These are a few sites I thought were interesting from April 10th through April 11th:

Dept. of Technology: Remember This?: Reporting & Essays: The New Yorker –
what-may-happen-in-2000-large.jpg (JPEG Image, 1108×1600 pixels) – What may happen in the next 100 years? Ladies Home Journal predictions from about 100 years ago
The Magical Minimalism of Microformats – Open [...]