Keyboard Odometer
Boy, I thought this was going to be easy.
I wanted a report of exactly how much typing I do in a day. Just to see how prodigious I am, you know. And so I did a simple google search.
Boy, I thought this was going to be easy.
I wanted a report of exactly how much typing I do in a day. Just to see how prodigious I am, you know. And so I did a simple google search.
Well, the show wasn’t getting any better with time, but it was still one of the best things on TV. This is the last season. Instead… More Scooby-Doo movies.http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&ncid=529&e=5&cid=529&u=/ap/20030226/ap_en_tv/buffy_vampire
I was reading this article today and wondered what exactly is going to become of our country. I used to be proud to be an American.
I don't want to be one to linger in and be defined by the events of September 11th, but on that day, I was very much the American. Concerned for myself, my family, my country.
MemeStreams takes information about web articles that interest you, and provide you with more of what you like. Also of interest is the web site of the company that makes MemeStreams, Industrial Memetics, who is currently hiring, but not hiring you.http://www.memestreams.net
Last Friday I started a new secret project that has a lot of potential. Basically frustrated by the way existing RSS aggregators - such as NewzCrawler or AmphetaDesk - work, I decided that it was time to roll my own.
If you aren't familiar with RSS Aggregators, you should get familiar. Good web sites oftentimes publish an alternate version of their daily articles in a format called RSS (Rich Site Summary/Really Simple Syndication). This alternate format allows machines to read the new text and parse it up to be presented in a different format. With an RSS aggregator, you can take several of these RSS "feeds" and combine them into one page with just the latest news. Since you are choosing the feeds, you only get news that interests you. Depending on the feed aggregator, you might be able to filter news down even further, so you only ever read articles that are of direct interest to you. Avoid information overload.