R
12883 posts since 17/5/03
4 Sep 2008 14:18
NB wrote: I'm going to London today to hit the shops and my mate wants to drive. Where is best to park if I want to go to the Oxford Circus/Regent Street area. Or is a stupid idea to drive and shall we just get the train instead?
usually not too hard to get a space in hanover square (behind oxford street & regent street so could location), or on davies or brook street off bond street.
FrIEND
13276 posts since 27/11/03
4 Sep 2008 14:18
Is there a website that you can customize and manage multiple blogs on? not for writing but for viewing? so you would have your own page that has updates and links from various blogs that you use?
so you could have say 1 page with 20 links to blogs that you frequently look at for say fashion, movies, gaming etc?
or have I just given away a genius idea?
4 Sep 2008 14:26
I think this is what you're after
https://www.newsgator.com/ngs/order1.aspxit will also sync with an RSS reader on your computer so that if you mark something as read on your own computer it will also mark it as read in your online list, and so if you access your online news through another computer it will still be marked as read
4 Sep 2008 14:35
google rss reader .. have look at that as well
FrIEND
13276 posts since 27/11/03
4 Sep 2008 14:37
andymakesglasses wrote: I think this is what you're after
https://www.newsgator.com/ngs/order1.aspxit will also sync with an RSS reader on your computer so that if you mark something as read on your own computer it will also mark it as read in your online list, and so if you access your online news through another computer it will still be marked as read
not sure if it is or not…..because…that site is very unfriendly and boring and doesnt explain easily what it does.
what im after is almost like the google homepage if you choose to customize it so that it gets news, weather etc…but rather than choosing google products..I want to choose to get info from say notcot and slam hype (for example)
4 Sep 2008 14:42
just del google products and add RSS feed links from those specific sites
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http://slamxhype.com/feed/ -
http://www.notcot.org/atom.php
FrIEND
13276 posts since 27/11/03
4 Sep 2008 14:43
perfect
thank you!
AAA
10000 posts since 15/12/02
4 Sep 2008 14:46
What season of Entourage has just been shown on ITV2?
Its the one where they released the movie about Pablo Escobar and it flopped?
4 Sep 2008 14:46
FrIEND wrote: perfect
thank you!
I just did screenshots for nothing
FrIEND
13276 posts since 27/11/03
4 Sep 2008 14:52
maybe you can add them to my RSS feed?
FrIEND
13276 posts since 27/11/03
4 Sep 2008 14:53
also - are people already doing this? is this how you cool kids look at the internet nowadays or do you still go page to page like I do?
4 Sep 2008 14:55
i tried rss feeds. cant stand them, prefer to go to the site
FrIEND
13276 posts since 27/11/03
4 Sep 2008 14:59
Its not quite what I was expecting - I was thinking more along the lines of splitting the screen into say 8 (if you have 8 sites bookmarked) and being able to scroll down each one.
cant see me sticking with it but you never know…for sites I dont visit as much it could be good
4 Sep 2008 15:03
I was the same mr. white until I started using NetNewsWire (Mac only) which is really good and has a built-in browser part, so it's just like being in a browser except it's easier to keep track of all your favourite sites
don't know if there's a PC version with the same features
Homer
23820 posts since 8/5/03
4 Sep 2008 16:16
decent bars in Camden anyone?
PHiL
8741 posts since 31/8/03
4 Sep 2008 17:29
When uploading your CV to websites, monster for example, should you include a covering letter in the document?
