I use Google a lot for .NET resources, but I do have a few places I read a lot, and not just to get solutions but also to read about other people’s solutions. Reading about other people’s solutions is a key to learning, and learning is important to any developer’s success. Here are my top resources for .NET related topics:

• ASP.NET Forums: Ever noted that a lot of the Google search results for ASP.NET point to posts on this forum. Do yourself a favour and register, and try to visit as regularly as possible, try and answer a few questions, or just read the solutions that are posted there. You will learn something. The posts are very fresh and is updated by the minute, so the content grows, so no chance of stagnant content.
• Scott Guthrie’s blog: This blog has all the latest stuff on it, from ASP.NET MVC to Silverlight. If you want to know whats new make sure you read this blog.
• Shine Draw: Looking to do something in Silverlight that you have seen done in Flash? Take a look here and maybe you can draw some inspiration.
• 4 Guys from Rolla: Scott Mitchell has written a lot about .NET, and I read his article about URL Rewriting in ASP.NET on MSDN, so the articles on 4 Guys From Rolla really cover relevant and good topics. I also found that they write the articles in relatively easy to understand language.
• Codeplex: Is Microsoft’s Open Source project hosting site and contains a lots of .NET projects