Don’t get me wrong, Yanko Design is a great website for inspiration but that’s exactly what it is. Yanko Design is like going to a design portfolio website for design students and shouldn’t be considered news worthy. I say this because if I wanted that kind of trend or gadget news I’d add those websites to my news reader, no need to beat a dead horse people. Stop clogging up my news reader with redundant news.
Time Warner is already getting rid of the cable business but until it’s a finished job with a new name I’m not confident in the deal.
Surely it’s good to know who is subscribed to your account.
I think it’s a very personal thing that someone has subscribed to me. I don’t mind of course, but I’d prefer to know who they are.
Of course all my entries are public, but for someone to read EVERYTHING I say or do feels a bit intrusive without knowing who they are.
Users that aren’t subscribed only read some of my posts based on context and location, i.e. they might read a post related to a to-do item they happen to come across.
But users that are subscribed to me, are interested in seeing everything I have to say (not sure why lol), and this seems intrusive if I don’t know who they are.
I love your videos. I am trying to explain how solar power works in lay persons terms and thought it would be a good subject for you!
@Sing Song:
Goedel’s theorems prove no such thing. They imply that there can be truths which cannot be known/proven (things cannot be said to be known without proof), but the proofs are dependent on present formulations of set theory, which may or may not be accurate.
Apparently recycling produces more carbon waste (thereby accelerating global warming) than is worthwhile, and aluminum is the only exception.
Apparently the grain fed to cattle raised for slaughter is enough to eliminate starvation.
Respect people’s right to believe and value what they want, yes… but respecting a belief itself is another matter. If someone believes the Earth is flat, or the moon doesn’t exist or some other absurdity, one doesn’t respect that belief.
You can find and view the feed in GReader without subscribing to it, and then star and/or share it.
If you want to open a link in a new tab, use middle click (the scroll wheel button), or CTRL+click.
I believe if you go back to google.com again, it doesn’t reforward you. Regardless though, if you use Firefox (and you should), you can add quicksearches for whatever you want, and search from the address bar.
They basically aready have, via your Blogger URL.
I thought for sure there’d be an option/setting for this, but I looked and didn’t find one…
I have been a long time user of your site so know how informative your videos probably are. As a deaf person i need to read a text version or captions along with the video.
There are a BUNCH of people who have hosting and online services for eMagazines for online format and viewing, but a quick and easy way to make weekly or monthly or even static content in a ezine format would be a big help. Something that has page turning and looks like a magazine, but that you do not have to pay someone a monthly fee for and you can do yourself. Maybe a “Ways to do an online magazine or newsletter” ?
It may be out there….but the common searches have not given it to me yet! THANKS
I was in Vancouver in January and used Google Transit – it was great. Vancouver is one of three Canadians cities that have offered their data to Google for these purposes.
