Yesterday I cleaned my del.icio.us and I got lot of surprises. Some of them was a "How To" teaching how to use advanced search in gmail. When I saw it I thought: "What hell is it doing here?", sincerely, I don't know why I added this web site in my del.icio.us.
Others, like http://www.dbexperts.com.br/replicacao/intro or http://www.onlamp.com/pub/a/onlamp/..., show a subject that I needed months ago but now it's not important to me anymore: database replication.
I know that it seems a bit "crazy", like clean my bookmarks, but it's annoying seek for a bookmark, even if you use the del.icio.us firefox add-on, and find lot of trash a.k.a. "websites that you've never used or you won't use".
Showing posts with label firefox. Show all posts
Showing posts with label firefox. Show all posts
Monday, May 07, 2007
Wednesday, April 18, 2007
Have you seen Google Reader?
Have you seen Google Reader? So, Google Reader is a Google service that provides a "RSS Reader-like" application for web. In the Firefox Web Browser it's even possible to automatically add a web site feed to your Google Reader's list using that browser.
I'm really thinking giving up aKregator, RSSOwl and others local Rss Readers :P. So, one day everything will be in the web, including the operating systems and its applications and I think Google will have its own web operating system.
I'm really thinking giving up aKregator, RSSOwl and others local Rss Readers :P. So, one day everything will be in the web, including the operating systems and its applications and I think Google will have its own web operating system.
Marcadores:
akregator,
feeds,
firefox,
google,
google reader,
operating systems,
rssowl
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