At least they’ve got a beta running according to this.
That might actually make me switch to it over the Google toolbar, at least as far as which one I recommend to my users. Will Google follow suit? Time will tell…
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Loaded up bloglines this morning to discover that my cable internet speed will be increasing come January, (Thanks to both Geek News Central and Chad for pointing to that.)and Movable Type has officially recognized the server load issue associated with comment spam and is working on correcting it. My replacement has been ordered and will…
Given the new announcement of package tracking using Bloglines can you imagine that some day I’ll be able to use RSS for just about anything, and I’ll never have to leave the Bloglines page in my browser, eh? 🙂 Follow these topics: Uncategorized
I was reading through stuff and saw this post on Geek News Central and followed the link to Top Ten Blogger Lies and laughed out loud. Tags: Lies Follow these topics: Uncategorized
Oh, want to know what I learned today? When you remotely install Symantec’s Corporate edition AV product, make sure the user either has Outlook closed when you do it, or restarts Outlook immediately after you do it. The Outlook add-in does some things that make certain features of Outlook go pretty bonkers. Nothing a quick…
It’s the second annual edition of the Server Room of Horrors from Friends in Tech. I was impressed with last year’s special, but having had the opportunity to record a few lines for this one and see how much hard work goes into putting all of this together, I have a whole new respect for how…
I can’t say that I’m surprised by the announcement that Bloglines will be shutting down. Once upon a time, the service was one of the first to offer a web-based RSS reader, as opposed to a local client that polled RSS feeds for updates. As someone who uses quite a number of machines, that was…