A couple of folks sent me tweets or messages asking me to reconsider Feedly, because they had added a “cloud” feature, where you could use the service in a web browser, exactly as I had described in my post yesterday. So I am definitely going to check that out again and see how it fits…
Looks like the growing pains for the Old Reader were simply too much, and they are taking the service private. I know Feedly seemed to be the popular choice, but it just doesn’t work for how I deal with RSS Feeds. I like to be able to read my feeds in a web browser, across…
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In the back of my mind recently, I’ve been thinking about my D50, and when it would be time to replace it. A couple of things have brought this to my mind, one being the fact that if I was going to continue using it as my main camera, I need to get it professionally…
In my experimenting with Tumblr with a sports blog, a thought occurred to me. I take quite a few photos with my phone while traveling, and some with my camera when I have that with me. Some of them get shared on Flickr, or Instagram or Facebook, but when I want to point people to…
As you may know, I decided to go with the upstart The Old Reader as my Google Reader replacement when Google shut it down. It had everything that I had enjoyed from Google Reader, even if it wasn’t backed by a humongous infrastructure in the same way that Google Reader was. I can see now…