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Came across this from November 2007 again when doing some research today. Surely the most unintentionally funny piece the Mail has ever published.
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More tools than I've got time to look at, but a useful list to point people to
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"I remember things were much more intriguing - searching for new cool blogs, trying to decode the bloggers. I was cautious of my comments. Now things are more comfortable. So I thought, its time to make things more interesting; get rid of the RSS curse".
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"I keep noticing my CPU is getting sucked up to an astonishing degree by NetNewsWire and given that I had about 630 feeds, I thought there might be a connection. I’ve been working my way through. And here's how I decide whether to kill or keep". Brutal
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"Music weekly NME has been overtaken by Classic Rock for the first time". Although it would be interesting to add web figures into that mix. I get the NME via RSS - not sure I even knew if it was still a weekly in print
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"It seems to me that you are saying that inheritance is wrong, and that 'big business' is wrong. Are you a closet communist, Shane? - dangerdanger82". ROFL.
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"Snowfalls, gale-force winds and low temperatures will extend from northern Greece to the rest of the country in the weekend". There will be a certain amount of irony if my trip to London on Monday is disrupted because of the bad weather in Greece.
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'South Wales police said they did not believe the suicides were linked & played down any connection with internet sites'. Doesn't stop the Mail saying they were 'both members of the Bebo and Facebook social networking sites' and quoting their profiles.
