knight17

Ribbon is collapsible in all Microsoft applications: Ctrl+F1 or click on the ^ in the right most part of the ribbon.

Does the search folders work for RSS feeds too?

How is RSS support in Outlook?

How can you scan a paperback book in 10 minutes?

Curious about the kind of hardware-software set up that allows to do that in 10 minutes

I use it with Feedly with around 600+ feeds. I also have a Google CSE set up with my subscriptions. Google Reader had the best search ever. Sad that it was shuttered.

The majority of content comes from few big sites so I put them into HF and just scan them and mark as read while others are organised as folders like:

  Interesting	|
  Interesting	| Australians
  Interesting	| Prose

  My state	| General
  My state	| Films
  My state	| Religion

  Religion	| General
  Religion	| Catholic
  Religion	| Orthodox

  Tech		| Personal Computing
  Tech		| Vendors

  Tools		| Excel
  Tools		| Emacs
  Tools		| Vim
  Tools		| PIM

  Career	| General
  Career	| SAP
  Career	| Professional accounting

  Books		| General
  Books		| Public domain
  Books		| University Press

  Language	| Blogs
  Language	| English
  Language	| Advice

  Country	| Defence
  Country	| Nutjobs
  Country	| Foreign media

RSS is really great and I wouldn't replace it with anything else from the restricted web.

This article is from 1992. Ganga is still unclean.

Having access to the navigational keys without moving your hands much is a different experience—reduces movement and feels faster. [1] works with Windows and Linux [2] works in Windows only:

  - [1] http://forum.colemak.com/viewtopic.php?id=1467
  
  - [2] http://touchcursor.sourceforge.net

Would love to see some more great Russian novels (Dostoevsky, anyone?) in the list instead of many US centric books currently there.

A fork of the original Console 2, called Console : https://github.com/cbucher/console/

If some actively develops it, we all can get free hosting!