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steevak.com/blog
Bloglines « SteevAK
SteevAK Stuff and stuff Bloglines September 22, 2004 in tech I use the site talked about in this article. I?d highly recommend it for web-based RSS reading. It?s nice to be able to check all my feeds from any internet-enabled computer. Right now there are no ads, and I had been wondering how they made any money. According to the article, ads are going to be implemented sometime in the future, so subscribe now! Like this:LikeBe the first to like this post. Leave a Comment
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noded.com/noded
Noded Where your concerns are duly noded
September 1, 2011 Tech OverloadSome Things Ever Change It used to be that you got noticed by search engines by who linked to you. When I created this blog there was a wonderful service called Blogrolling. I can't link to Blogrolling any more because it doesn't exist. The service was a database you kept of the sitles you liked and to your friends. You could then put a bit of code in your blog template that would get the list of sites nicely formated and display them in your blog's sidebar
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gearbits.com/archives/2009/04/welcome_new_twi.html
GEARbits: Welcome New Twitter Follower
Tech. Culture. Ideas. Opinions. Welcome New Twitter Follower By Craig on April 8, 2009 10:33 PM in Internet | 3 Comments If you're reading this because you've just followed me on Twitter, thanks...I appreciate it. If you did it solely so I'd follow you back, then you may be disappointed since I don't auto-follow everyone who follows me. If I don't follow you back, it may be because you run afoul of one of a few general guidelines I have. I probably won't follow you if: 1) Your
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news.com/coops-corner
Coop's Corner : A Blog from Charlie Cooper - CNET News
Coop's Corner, a CNET tech blog by Charles Cooper, covers technology, business currents, and culture
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lukewalker.org/blog
LukeWalker.org
LukeWalker.org RSS | About | Blog Gentrification: The Game is a hit! July 22nd, 2010 My friends Kate, David, Alex and I (collectively known as Atmosphere Industries) have been working for the last number of months on our latest game, Gentrification: The Game, and it seems we have a hit on our hands! After a fun test-run in Toronto, we took the game to Come Out & Play in Brooklyn, where we took home two big awards: Best use of tech & Best in fest! We were subsequently invited to Hide