Who actually uses these things daily and which ones do you have, I'm using Vista Business here at work n I'm just looking at the gadgets..
Who actually uses these things daily and which ones do you have, I'm using Vista Business here at work n I'm just looking at the gadgets..
We do one at work, it's not the most exciting thing for punters but the affiliates get the heads-up on new releases straight away and Google seems to like it when you have them.
I sometimes use the ones in Google, good for finding random things!
1.21 GIGAWATTS!!!!!
i have never ever used them, but because of this thread i am going to give the hexus one a try![]()
i use BBC Sport, BBC Headlines and of course the hexus one
Hardware:Contrary to the odd name and translucent-grey color, Pocari Sweat does not taste like sweat
Main PC - See 'My System'
Server - Athlon XP 1700+, 1GB, 500GB HD
Laptop - Compaq AMD Turion 64 X2, 60GB HD, 1GB
Media Centre Shuttle - P4 3.0 Skt 775 Shuttle, 1GB, 120GB HD
NAS - 400GB
Home Entertainment - Xbox 360 with 37" HD LCD TV, Acoustic Energy Aegis EVO A speakers (5,1), Yamaha RXV359 AV reciever
Media Centre II - X2 4000+, 1GB, 400Gb Vista Ultimate
my homepage is www.netvibes.com, great for RSS feeds, email, etc
I have BBC and Engadget ticking across my PDA most of the time.
And then it was done:
http://www.hexus.net/rss/tv_rss.xml
the INQ, BBC news & engadget on the phone. WOuld use more, but a lot of decent enough seeming sites only have a stub in the rss feed, not the full article
I must be using different iones then, for eg:
Engadget:
http://feeds.engadget.com/weblogsinc/engadget
Pictures and everything in there
Ill give you that, but the articles come out fine, which is all im really fussed about.
BBC, and a couple of yahoo groups that shall go unnamed
Use Squeet to get them emailed - set it to read as they come out on the popular sites like BBC top news stories then for smaller things force it to read around midnight.
Have them for sites I rarely visit but want the news like Geekdinners, Joel on Software, a couple of Sourceforge projects, NT, RFH, OSWD and a couple of people's blogs.
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