http://racoma.com.ph/archives/links J. Angelo Racoma on technology, economics, writing, problogging, and getting things done Thu, 08 Jan 2009 02:23:15 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 http://racoma.com.ph/archives/links#comment-5207 Dr. Mikes Blog » Today’s scary thought Sat, 16 Sep 2006 22:42:21 +0000 http://racoma.net/links/#comment-5207 [...] Not that I’m complaining or anything but I think having the webcomic being listed right under Dilbert makes my day. [...] [...] Not that I’m complaining or anything but I think having the webcomic being listed right under Dilbert makes my day. [...]

]]> http://racoma.com.ph/archives/links#comment-3317   The Problogger’s Dilemma: Trimming Down My Feed Subscriptions by Blogging Pro Sat, 09 Sep 2006 04:29:30 +0000 http://racoma.net/links/#comment-3317 [...] Bloglines says I have 660 feeds. And you know what? I don’t exactly get to read each and every one of them anymore. My feed list started growing because I also used it as my blogs’ blogroll using the Bloglines “share” feature. Then it got out of hand. I found myself adding each and every blog I visited that had some interesting post I wanted to save (this was before I got hooked on del.icio.us). Since then, I relied less and less on Bloglines to monitor information online. Still, I do use Bloglines to easily check out new content from the blogs I find to be authorities in their respective fields, my blogging contacts, and as well some up-and-coming bloggers who are worth the read. And I still do use Bloglines to automatically generate my blogroll. [...] [...] Bloglines says I have 660 feeds. And you know what? I don’t exactly get to read each and every one of them anymore. My feed list started growing because I also used it as my blogs’ blogroll using the Bloglines “share” feature. Then it got out of hand. I found myself adding each and every blog I visited that had some interesting post I wanted to save (this was before I got hooked on del.icio.us). Since then, I relied less and less on Bloglines to monitor information online. Still, I do use Bloglines to easily check out new content from the blogs I find to be authorities in their respective fields, my blogging contacts, and as well some up-and-coming bloggers who are worth the read. And I still do use Bloglines to automatically generate my blogroll. [...]

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