Brad Enslen

May 2018

Next cull is Facebook Pages that I follow.

May 2018

Fritz Leiber’s world was wonderful. Gaming in the World of Fritz Leiber’s Fafhrd and the Gray Mouser - Unbound Worlds www.unboundworlds.com/2018/05/g…

May 2018

Fritz Leiber’s world was wonderful. Gaming in the World of Fritz Leiber’s Fafhrd and the Gray Mouser - Unbound Worlds www.unboundworlds.com/2018/05/g…

May 2018

A very nicely put introduction. I’m enjoying being back on Linux. A beginner’s guide to Linux en.softonic.com/articles/…

May 2018

A very nicely put introduction. I’m enjoying being back on Linux. A beginner’s guide to Linux en.softonic.com/articles/…

May 2018

I take it, the Royal wedding is this weekend?

May 2018

I take it, the Royal wedding is this weekend?

May 2018

I culled many sites I was following on Twitter last night. The “fire hose” was becoming too great. Some feeds have been transferred to RSS reader, some were just noise. The goal is to focus more on friends and discussions, plus a quick news summary.

May 2018

I culled many sites I was following on Twitter last night. The “fire hose” was becoming too great. Some feeds have been transferred to RSS reader, some were just noise. The goal is to focus more on friends and discussions, plus a quick news summary.

May 2018

Britain: You Still Got It

People, nations sometimes go through a period of self doubt and angst. As I read the headlines from the UK it seems like...
May 2018

Retail Apocalypse: the Numbers twitter.com/CCGCBO/st…

May 2018

Retail Apocalypse: the Numbers twitter.com/CCGCBO/st…

May 2018

Why we are still in Iraq in 2018

Why is the United States Army still in Iraq in 2018? Because about a dozen Islamic State terrorists “invaded&rdquo...
May 2018

You don’t need to have a blog to - blog. TinyLetter tinyletter.com is blogging by email. Free. Perhaps it’s a little more intimate, private than a blog posted on the Web. Or perhaps you have a lot of Luddite friends who understand email but don’t understand RSS.

May 2018

You don’t need to have a blog to - blog. TinyLetter tinyletter.com is blogging by email. Free. Perhaps it’s a little more intimate, private than a blog posted on the Web. Or perhaps you have a lot of Luddite friends who understand email but don’t understand RSS.

May 2018

Weblog Discovery: Using a Blog as a Directory of Other Blogs

I had an additional idea after my post on weblog directoriesand blog discovery. It’s bit like a link blog. One cou...
May 2018

Weblog Discovery: Using a Blog as a Directory of Other Blogs

I had an additional idea after my post on weblog directoriesand blog discovery. It’s bit like a link blog. One cou...
May 2018

Morning coffee: Seattle’s Best - Post Alley. Dark. Smokey.

May 2018

I realize I’ve been using Twitter as a feed reader and it’s not very good at it. I only scroll so far on my Twitter feed so I fear I’m missing critical posts by my friends. A good RSS feed reader is better.

May 2018

I realize I’ve been using Twitter as a feed reader and it’s not very good at it. I only scroll so far on my Twitter feed so I fear I’m missing critical posts by my friends. A good RSS feed reader is better.

May 2018

There is a value, I think, in having an email subscription feature on your blog. A lot of people know nothing of RSS readers and don’t want to know, also many bloggers post only occasionaly and email pushes the message out to your readership.

May 2018

There is a value, I think, in having an email subscription feature on your blog. A lot of people know nothing of RSS readers and don’t want to know, also many bloggers post only occasionaly and email pushes the message out to your readership.

May 2018

The Problem of Weblog Discovery in 2018. Time for Blog Directories Again?

Back when blogging first took off, there soon followed a host of discovery tools: blog directories, RSS directories, blo...
May 2018

The Problem of Weblog Discovery in 2018. Time for Blog Directories Again?

Back when blogging first took off, there soon followed a host of discovery tools: blog directories, RSS directories, blo...
May 2018

“Hyperlinks subvert hierarchy.” - The Cluetrain Manifesto True. And because of this everybody: government, Google, copyright holders, religions, politicans, lawyers, corporations, want to control and regulate hyperlinking.