I use Google Reader. And I think it's pretty slick. What's your Feed Reader?
I do wish I could publish a list of what I'm keeping track of. Here's some things I track:
- Christian Science Monitor
- Slashdot
- Google Webmaster's Blog
- My Friend's Blogs
- Slick Deals
- KHouse
- Joel Rosenburg
- The Royals Authority
- Andy Braner's The Journey
- CNET
- Wired
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Thanks for reminding me of Slick Deals. I need that about once every two years and can never remember the name.
Anyway, I use Mail.app to read RSS. No surprise there.
I follow:
Coding Horror
Daring Fireball
Jeremy McNeal
Joel on Software
kalebcaptain.com
Lambda the Ultimate
Lemonodor
M-x all-things-emacs
MacRumors
Matt's Web-O-Rama
Nathan Sanders : Journal
Pawn - Myspace
PHD Comics
phonoloblog
Pix's Origin Adventures
stackoverflow
Stevey's Blog Rants
The Brainy Gamer
The Life of Riley
The LINGUIST List - Jobs
thomack dot com
Tristan S. Pinkham
But some of these don't update much, like most of my friends. And others I just skim the headlines, like MacRumors and Daring Fireball.
Yes, I have drunk the google Kool-Aid as well. Let's see some of my feeds include ... I'm seeing a pattern in the stuff I peruse.
0x000000 Security
Albert Mohler's Blog
AndrewReiter.com
Dark Reading: Dark Reading News Analysis
Emerging Threats
ha.ckers.org web application security lab
InfoSec News at insecure.org
Irongeek's Security Site
Jeremiah Grossman
Jeremy McNeal
jessenoller.com
JOEL C. ROSENBERG
Jon Hart's Blog
Kaeserland News
kalebcaptain.com(munity)
Lone Prairie Studies
Mark Shuttleworth
Matt's Web-O-Rama
milw0rm.com
Nathan Sanders : Journal
Packet Storm Security Advisories
Packet Storm Security Exploits
Packet Storm Security Headlines
Packet Storm Security Tools
RiskBloggers.com
SANS Technology Institute - Security Laboratory
SecurityFocus News
Slashdot
SlickDeals.net
SynJunkie
TaoSecurity
TS Pinkham
tssci security
World On the Web » WorldMagBlog
P.S. This is a cool vi command :1,$s/".*$//
Looking at your lists, I should probably add Mark Shuttleworth and Joel on Software to my list.
Joel on Software is not as good as he was in the past. Still a very smart guy, though, and if you have to run business stuff I'm sure he is even more relevant.
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