A Frog in the Valley

New concept. As I read *so* much more than I post, I tried this little experiment today. Read from my feed list. Open interesting articles in new tabs (with some hacked firefox 2 tabMinWidth values). Bookmark all tabs in  a folder.

Open my bookmark.html file in Smultron to get only the relevant section. Save the source and open up in NVU for lazy wysiwig editing… Cut and paste into Ecto. And here it is. Frog Trail of the day. A mixed bag of stuff that I found interesting enough to skim and maybe read today. Have fun!

• i never knew: Ouin
• BRANCHEZ-VOUS! Biz : Benefice.net : Vidéotron : les fournisseurs de contenu devraient partager les coûts See also CFD on the subject.
• CelebrationCMS2006 - FACIL, pour l’appropriation collective de l’informatique libre
• Transmission 0.7 Beta - Redefining BitTorrent on the Mac at Torrentfreak - some stuff we do with Dziit!
• Gabor’s Blog: After the Reddit Sale: The Age of YCombinator Clones
• Brazen Careerist
• storage.itworld.com - Interoperability as a state of mind
• Techdirt: Blaming Technology For Exposing Problems That Were Already There
• Kevin Burton's Feed Blog: Super Karate Monkey Deathcar or the Localization Problem
• FileMaker Joins the Herd of PHP Lovers
• CRMchump: 50 Open Source success stories in Business, Education, and Government
• paidContent - The Economics of Content - News Start-up Daylife Raises First Round; NYTCO Leads Investors
• The Praized Blog » Blog Archive » ?Newspapers, Now Or Never?: Dave Morgan Rings the Alarm
• GigaOM » Is there an IPTV boom in the making?
• Attack of the Niche-Tech Job Boards « Screenwerk
• Free Audio Tutorials Galore - O’Reilly Digital Media Blog
• ProgrammableWeb API Detail: RealEDA Reverse Phone Lookup
• the weblog of Lucas Gonze
• Bug 422 - request for XSPF support
• XSPF for Ruby
• BuzzTracker.com
• Elephants and Evolution - How the Landscape is Changing for Google, Microsoft, Mozilla and Adobe
• Last.fm Launches New Features - Including Flash Player, Events and Free MP3s
• I’m Tired of Logging Into Stuff

That was the morning crop. Still have as much at the end of the day. I think I need to improve the process a bit more…