Feeds
If you’re not sure what feeds are may I suggest that you check out the About Feed Syndication at FeedBurner? It provides a good overview of feeds for the uninitiated. One important thing to remember is that you can unsubscribe at any time from any of the feeds, the power is entirely in your hands.
My Feeds
- Article feed
- The longer entries from the front page.
- Links
- My public bookmarks on del.icio.us.
- Continental Drift Radio Podcast
- My (infrequently updated) music podcast.
- What random things have I been saying on Twitter?
Other feeds
I previously made available feeds for Manchester City and Chessbase. These sites now provide their own feeds so I’ve removed the links to mine and set things up so that the subscribers to mine will receive the proper feeds.
Tweets
- @chuckneely Your effort will be more than you estimate but less than you actually need :( - 1 day ago
- @Junap I’d be surprised if it’s that. I’ve done dumps of *very* active sites in the past without a hitch. - 7 days ago
- Does anyone know if the un-aired Monsignor Martinez pilot in “available” anywhere? - 7 days ago
Links of Interest
- Vitamin Briefcase - 17 Simple Rules For Going To The Cinema With Me. … - All bar number 3 are fine with me. Don't get between me and either a bag of Minstrels or a hit dog. - 8 days ago
- Goodbye blue moon, you’ve left me standing alone - Simon Hattenstone pretty much says it all with regards to City. Sadly. - 2 months ago
- Introducing Passenger for Ruby on Rails - Dreamhost add a mod_rails option for running Rails applications - 3 months ago
Currently Reading
TInker Tailor Soldier Spy by John Le Carré.
0340937610
The Spanish Civil War by Antony Beevor.
0304358401
About
Stephen Rushe lives in Belfast, Northern Ireland with his lovely wife Michèle. He spends much of his time writing code for web applications, both for himself and for Banjax Web Design, Belfast, and pondering his lack of design ability. He has a love for most things Apple and eagerly awaits the opening of the Belfast Apple store.
Stephen also wonders how well writing in the third person works.