I’ve been using RSS feeds to keep track of various blogs and news sites for years now. I used Google Reader for a very long time, and swore by it. I couldn’t find an equal for it’s speed, ease of use, or organization abilities. It really is an awesome webapp. One day I was listening to The Talk Show one day and John got off on one of his standard diatribes that we all know and love. At any rate, he was talking about NetNewsWire, an RSS reader application for Mac (sorry PC users).
Some links for your entertainment and edification. I’ll get back into the normal posting groove eventually. I’ve been quite busy lately with work, moving, work, Iron Man, moving, etc. Keep your shirt on. I’ll be in full swing eventually.
I’ve had a whirlwind of a week, and I’m not quite back to normal yet, so for now I’ll just suggest a couple of links for you to peruse in my absence.
So the web is a very opinionated place. Lots of people out there debating and arguing things from the mundane to the highly important. Mostly people like to talk about how much they hate things. Protests, petitions, polls, and pretension. I’m generally not one to follow the herd. I like a lot of things that others feel very passionately against. Here are a few examples, in no particular order.
Like most people, I have a set of applications and websites I use every day. I’m going to try and dedicate a post to each of these, and I’d love to see others do the same, because I think it’s really interesting to see how different people go about doing the same things in different ways. First up, Netvibes.
To kick off my Obligatory Lists category, I’m going to list the podcasts I listen to and highly recommend. Since it will be difficult to order these by favoritism, I’ll go in chronological order, meaning the podcasts I’ve listened to the longest first.