louisgray.com: Content Filters Proving Evasive for RSS, Social Media Sites
louisgray.com — Whether it be RSS feeds, social networks, or one of the many social media aggregation sites, it's no surprise that even your closest peers are sharing data they care about that you just don't. But so far, despite many users calling for content-based ...
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The New World of Browser Choices is All About the Hooks view story
6 votes- Submitted by spring_walk
- about 22 hours ago
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The big players play favorites with their own applications and give you reasons to stick around. The article mentions Apple, Microsoft and Google. It does not mention Yahoo, which has a problem again: no browser.
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Friendfeed Beta Still Needs Work view story
14 votes- Submitted by thattalldude
- 8 days ago
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Friendfeed is becoming another useful info aggregator, but what do they still need to bring us?
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louisgray.com: Google Has Leveled the Internet Playing Field view story
1 vote- Submitted by OnDemandBeat
- 15 days ago
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By Robert Seidman of TVbytheNumbers (Twitter / FriendFeed)There are many motivations to write something and publish it on the Internet. Some write in hopes of making money, others like Louis, write because they want to be a part of something they enjoy
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louisgray.com: FriendFeed Friday Tips #9: How To Keep Your Feed Fresh view story
2 votes- Submitted by josenlared
- 27 days ago
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even though FriendFeed does a pretty good job at finding your activity quickly, sometimes it can feel like there's a delay, which can get people asking why their entries haven't shown up. In most cases, the solution is just a refresh away.
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Relax, Bloggers: Nobody Is Keeping Score, and There's No Quota. view story
3 votes- Submitted by MacrosReader
- 29 days ago
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In May of last year, noticing how some bloggers I read often had slowed their publishing, or found alternative routes to express themselves,
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How One Would-be Web Friend Turned Into a Stalker In Months view story
1 vote- Submitted by josenlared
- about 1 month ago
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In advance, my use of the word "stalker" is not intended to belittle any real-life stalking issues that are much more serious.I tend to view the Web and the interactions I have with people online optimistically, trusting first and dismissing only after re
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I Got a Mac OS X Trojan and Infected CenterNetworks. Oops. view story
2 votes- Submitted by MacrosReader
- about 1 month ago
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As a sometimes smug Mac user for the overwhelming majority of my computer-using life, virus warnings, anti-virus software and security updates were always something "those other guys" had to deal with. Using my Mac, I would even have colleagues send me at
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Bloggers' Interactions With Readers Decrease With Prominence view story
45 votes- Submitted by jnbammer
- about 1 month ago
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I had an interesting discussion with Robert Seidman on FriendFeed about whether bloggers need to actually interact with their readers. Here are two comments Robert made on the subject:
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louisgray.com: Throttled By the Twitter API? Try Something New. view story
40 votes- Submitted by robdiana
- about 1 month ago
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Guest Post By Rob Diana of Regular Geek. The microblogging API space sure got interesting in a hurry.First, Louis Gray reported that Twitter was throttling unauthenticated API requests. Then we found out that Identi.ca had implemented the Twitter API.
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Twitter Chokes Unauthenticated API Requests By IP, Sites Gasp for Air view story
19 votes- Submitted by gbarberi
- about 1 month ago
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Twitter's struggles with handling high user load have been well documented. To help the embattled site stay up between Fail Whales, they've at times reduced features to just try and keep afloat, blocking the replies tab, reducing pagination, and blocking
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