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Following on from the podcasts thread, I was wondering what RSS feeds everyone subscribes to?
Too many to list here, but some of the main sources that i have are: TAB bleedingedge.com.au (Aus tech blog) MacOSX hints Apple news Macworld.com playlistmag.com Engadget Crave CNET news Non tech stuff: Melbourne's best newspaper theage.com.au, BBC, Crikey.com.au, the Chaser (Aus satire), The onion And Digg There's reguarly 500-600 articles sitting in Vienna a day! Think I need to consolidate.... |
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TAB, Kotaku, Joystiq, 4 Color Rebellion, Gizmodo, iusethis, Penny-Arcade, and some friends blogs. Maybe I should have more Mac stuff.
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I have a lot. They are:
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Right now I have 60 feeds, here are the ones I follow the most.
a few of the Apple feeds TUAW TAB MacCast Mac Observer Newsvine-apple Macworld MacAddict All the rumor sites Apple Gazette MacMinute MacDailyNews Macsimum News MacSlash MacGeekery O'Grady's PowerPage Daring Fireball iLounge Engadget TechEBlog MacUser FreeMacWare.com AppleMatters Hawk Wings MAKE Magazine DashboardWidgets Showcase ThinkGeek :: What's new .:UNEASYslince:. Slashdot Joy of Tech |
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| 12-10-2006 | #7 (permalink) |
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With all of those feeds, how do you ever have any chance to do anything except read what pops up in your RSS reader? I sometimes spend an hour or more just going through the 100 or so new posts in mine (mostly from Gizmodo or Kotaku). I'd die if I had any more (most likely).
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Join Date: Oct 2006
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I feel your pain Yuiichi - but what I decided to do was to focus my reading on certain topics. Instead of reading the entire digg feed, for example, I only pull the feeds of the categories I really want to follow. If I have some extra time, then I'll just go to the homepage and read the other stuff I missed. (but I never have time to do that).
Many sites will let you subscribe to category-specific feeds, which has helped me cut down the number of unread posts to a manageable amount. |
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Assistant Store Manager
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A lot of my feeds only have about 1 entry a day. The most I have ever had in one day is a total of about 100. Usually, I have more like 40-70 new entries to read, which generally take me about 20 minutes.
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