Yep.
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@BrynaAtHP: "K getting of Twitter for a bit for dins dins. For the record: New inventory coming is from a warehouse, not being manufactured. #justsayin"
I don't see a mark folder as read shortcut (did I miss it). I can context click on the river of news icon, but I'd love a button (and shortcut) next to the "Next Unread" in the dividing bar. I wouldn't text an icon button would do to save space (maybe a preference shut off text in toolbars)
real nice.
+ I prefer to see the RSS text before I see the original site. Easier reading (no nav or ads) and I'll click through if the content catches my interest. So it would be nice if I clicked the feed tab that tab would stay selected as I browsed my other feeds (rather than switching back to the default original tab)
+ I use folders in GReader to group my feeds. I have a ton of feeds and a lot of them are not updated often. One of my favorite features of GReader is the ability to click on a folder and see that folder's feed. Saves a ton of individual feed reading and the folder mark as read is a time saver (I read the headlines and don't want to read the individual topics)
+ I need better marked as read (a button). The context menu is nice but requires two clicks (give me a hot key).
+ The config icons in the bottom sidebar get lost behind chrome's stupid appearing status bar making it frustrating to use these when the feed is loading.
+ Minor - I'd like to see the feed list above the site or rss txt body (more like a email client) Is there a way to configure the layout of the panes?
In all this is pretty exciting!
But that was after I figured out that you could just continually click the button and score much lower. Advantage humans.
Smaller support communities (IRC, groups) seemed to be the best niche for getting questions answered, and it doesn't appear StackOverflow is seeing that.
To many searches on Google turn up a first page full of optimized pages focusing on advertising rather than the content. Sites like Mahalo make it very difficult for the little guy to optimize and get value from Google. Kinda like trying to get anything on the Digg home page.
Since, 1.4.1, I think things have changed. I get 3 days out of a full charge now which is close to making me forget my blackberry.
But yeah, json is becoming the syndication format.... Are there standards for json objects yet?
But, smashingMagazine puts out some awesome content (albeit mostly link rolls, but well illustrated), I have a hard time criticizing them.
I don't see why they couldn't do it on the apple products, they have the bezel for it.
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case "val"....That said there should be a graveyard for old blowhards. An invite only site where we can send our stalwarts who can lend a post or two a year. Collectively there would be no pressure to post but we could keep their insight on life support.
@3:05 Jared Allen says: "During a football game there are only like 14min of action"
http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-films-sound-efx/09000d5d8147c8...
That is fine with me. I'm here because you guys/gals, not the software. It is the community rather than the features of the sites that gets me to f5 every 15min. I don't want critical mass here.
There is something to this, cause I did Slashdot, then Digg, then Reddit.... All have gone from my daily reading.
Slashdot (staying on topic) more because I don't find anything fresh there because of the story moderation, the comments are where the quality is, but I don't have that attention span and the news seems a day late.
There is something to this though - an inverse relationship between quality and popularity.
It's so cliche, but he seems genuinely sincere in fighting for the the next generation of entrepreneurs. I'm behind him 100% on this, and can't wait to see where it goes.