In any case, his list has inspired me to consider my own top ten links and sites, so let’s see how we go:

1. Google Reader – it’s how I stay up with everything on the net. I’d be lost without my RSS.
2. Twit.tv – Leo Laporte’s podcasts provide me with the majority of my entertainment during my daily long-winded commute to and from work. I particularly enjoy This Week in Tech, MacBreak Weekly, Windows Weekly and of course The Daily Giz Wiz!
3. Ozhoopsboards.com – Hardly a day goes by that I don’t visit this site. Plenty of rumour mongering, but also plenty of breaking news too.
4. OmniFocus – not a site, but an amazingly great GTD program by the folks at Omni Group that runs on both my Mac and my ipod Touch, which ensures that I know what to do at any particular time.
5. Gmail – I filter all my email through this service, it is fantastic. Conversation view is a great feature that can’t be beaten. But it also offers total IMAP links so I can use Mail.app if I like. I can’t wait to see Google Wave, though!
6. Evernote – I seem to have a never ending search underway for the perfect note taking and file archiving application. Evernote is getting closest given its ubiquitous access across multiple devices, operating systems and the web.
7. Presentation Zen – much of what I have learnt about public speaking I have learnt from this guy. Fantastic insights and provides excellent examples both of what works, and what doesn’t!
8. Wedding List Co. – got to get a plug in for our business! If you are thinking about your bridal gift registry, you will not find a better quality of service and range of products anywhere else.
9. Dropbox – a great file syncing service, that you don’t have to think about. Great for working with files across multiple computers, with version control added to boot.
10. Daring Fireball – If there is one Mac site any Mac fan must read, it is Gruber’s.