.NET software development

• Making WPF Binding Errors Exceptions
  By default WPF just ignores binding exceptions and does not display output data. Article explains how display binding exception details on the screen to simplify application debugging

Android

• AndroidZoom.com
  Browse the Android Market and download all available applications and games using desktop computer

Linux

• 10 Free Productivity Tools for Linux | Linux.com
• ITworld: Unix Tip: Sed & Awk — Still friendly after all these years
  Process text files from command like using versatile sed and awk utilities

Other

• 10 Features to Look Forward to in WordPress 3.0 | Nettuts+
• 20 Beautiful Minimalist WordPress Themes
  Tired of WP themes which take forever to download? Try the simple and light themes
• Basic CSS3 Techniques That You Should Know
  Shows some new CSS3 features such as multiple Backgrounds, new CSS selectors and pseudo-classes and downloadable fonts
• GoingUp Provides Everything A Blogger Needs
  Wonderful free website that combines virtually all the tools a site owner or professional blogger will need to better his/her site via the above mentioned tools.
• The Reactive Extensions for JavaScript Released – Matthew Podwysocki – CodeBetter.Com – Stuff you need to Code Better!

Science

• Worst Science Article of the Week: The CIA Dosed a French Town With LSD!

Software

• BitNami adds Ubuntu to the Stacks

Software development

• Date and time in Java
  Excellent exaplanation of date and time handling in Java. Topics on UTC, time zones and Daylight Saving Time handling would be useful for any programming language

Web

• 13 Incredibly Useful Web Apps (You Probably Never Heard Of) @ SmashingApps
• Kideos: Aggregates Kid Friendly Web Videos
  The videos in the site are classified according to age groups: 0-2, 3-4, 5-6, and 9-10. You can also find videos using the search tool.
• Lifehacker: GigaPan Indexes Enormous Panoramic Photos
  All the photos are at least 50 megapixels
• WizardRSS: Display Full RSS Feeds
  By default, most of RSS feeds just take the first couple of lines of the content and display those to you. In order to read the whole thing, you have to go to the actual website. WizardRSS changes that by letting you display full RSS feeds of any content. To start, just enter any feed or website URL and WizardRSS will provide you with a new feed URL.