I appreciate his position but I have trouble taking advice on UI from somebody whose blog is eye-burning neon green text on a black background and has been since 1995. We know you're l33t, Jamie, you are a living legend. Can I get a readable color scheme already?
I think you got just a very bad monitor, if it doesn't have a green / amber switch. Simply go and buy a better one. Btw. Blog is completely missing the lovely slow phosphor trailing effect, it could be added with js. I was great that you were able to read text from monitor about 5 seconds after powering it off. - After quick Googling, I couldn't find pre-existing javascript to do it. It would be nice to make one.
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I installed the feedly extension and it proceeded to trash every page I viewed by inserting itself at the bottom. Even in plain Javascript files I was viewing
Yeah it's a weird default that is quickly disabled but the point is moot now that we have a full web client of Feedly.
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#163I'm fine with Reeder switching to Feedbin, but why couldn't the author update the desktop all at the same time as the iOS client? This means there is a gap where Reeder on the desktop just won't work correctly.
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#164I am surprised nobody mentioned CommaFeed yet; How are people using CommaFeed holding out?
While I haven't done any tinkering with it yet, I enjoy knowing that I can make whatever changes to it I like.
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#166Many startups are trying to consolidate news and social media posts — to become, basically, a one-stop shop for users. I understand that this offers greater convenience, but it also overlooks something people enjoy about the Internet. People like having different websites and services to check, with notifications unique to each one. It's kind of like spreading out your Christmas presents instead of tearing them open…
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My favorite, Newsblur, has pretty much everything GReader had. And by now he even managed to do away with the performance problems.
You don't find it buggy? For example, right now it claims several of my feeds are 404 and it won't let me fix them -- I have to delete and re-add them.
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#170"All I want is a version of Reeder that stores my .newsrc on Dropbox." Get coding. This sort of angst is the inspiration behind a ton of open source projects.
Did you seriously just try to give jwz 'get coding' open source advice?