Nearly 4 months ago I trimmed the RSS feeds I read on a regular basis from 192 to 132. That reduction was fairly easy and painless. I looked at my reading trends and the frequency with which many of the … Continue reading
I just finished watching a documentary on the Helvetica type face. Helvetica is a type face that people seem to take for granted, yet we are surrounded by it nearly every day. From the movie website: Helvetica is a feature-length … Continue reading
According to a BBC story: “After 1 February, there will be no more active product support for Navigator nine, or any previous Netscape Navigator browser,” wrote Mr Drapeau. “We feel it’s the right time to end development of Netscape branded … Continue reading
Squidoo has an article highlighting some great tips on how not to lose your luggage while flying. I figured this was a pretty topical subject during the holiday season. Link (Via Lifehacker)
The Apple Blog has a great collection of Quicksilver reference videos that can help you get the most out of the application. Unfortunately, I still use it mainly as an application launcher (when I use it). I haven’t taken the … Continue reading
From the official Google blog: Earlier this week, we started inviting a selected group of people to try a new, free tool that we are calling “knol”, which stands for a unit of knowledge. Our goal is to encourage people … Continue reading
Leo Babauta has a great article about decluttering your mind: You can declutter your mind with simple actions, things we’ve discussed here before, but things that are almost guaranteed to have a positive effect. Little things that can make a … Continue reading
The New York Times released their Times Select content from behind their subscription pay wall on September 19, 2007. From Tech Crunch (shocked emphasis is mine): According to comScore, it gained 7.5 million readers worldwide from the end of August … Continue reading
Link to video I thought this was a great explanation of how blogs work. This is almost as good as the Zombies in Plain English. “Remember, zombies don’t dance!”
I’m not sure if I simply missed this when I originally set up my Yahoo Pipes page or if it is a recent addition. I was a little shocked to see the Google RSS chicklette in the header of my … Continue reading
