Expand your music horizons w/ MP3 blogs
Submitted on May 12th, 2005 by admin
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MP3 blog exist for the simple purpose of showing off (usually) underground and unsigned artists. MP3 bloggers (usually) do this out of a love for music and not to promote a band. If you’d like to expand your musical horizons and get acquainted with some new bands, check out the great Tofu Hut which has links to dozens MP3 blogs around the web. Well worth it for music junkies.
Open-source software replacements for Windows
Submitted on May 12th, 2005 by admin
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Open-source applications are great because they are free and are generally update and have new features added fairly often. Best of all, there’s no catch, no spyware, and no junk. I came upon a great list over at the Unofficial Microsoft Weblog. The list includes great applications such as GIMP, GAIM, and 7-zip. If you like what you see, check out The OSSWin Project for more great applications.
Bloglines, read your feeds anywhere
Submitted on May 10th, 2005 by admin
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We’ve been discussing RSS feeds quite a bit here recently, but it seems many of you are still somewhat confused as to how to use them. There’s tons of software and web-services which help you keep your feeds organized, but today, we’re going to highlight one of my favorite places to keep my feeds, Bloglines.
Share your RSS feeds w/ friends
Submitted on May 5th, 2005 by admin
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Now that you learned about RSS feeds, you can start using them to make yourself (and others) more productive. Have lots of feeds that you want to share with your friends or want to add such a feature to your blog? With RSSMix, you can do this in just a few clicks.
RSS and why you should care
Submitted on May 5th, 2005 by admin
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Unless you’ve been living in the tech-closet, you may have hear the latest buzzword in the blog and news world, feeds. Feeds are everywhere. If you spend any amount of time on the internet, you’ve surely seen websites with RSS or XML buttons. So what are newsfeeds and how can they help you browse the web faster and more effectively?
