I used to frequent several (social) news websites a few months ago, but these days here’s what I’m seeing:
reddit: obama obama obama, bush is bad, [nsfw], and some obscure programming paradigm
slashdot: DRM, DMCA, viruses, licensing, LGPL .
Lifehacker: How to create a shortcut key to create a shortcut key to create a shortcut key to create a shortcut key.
Digg: Content unavailable as I’ve stopped reading digg due to health concerns.
Techmeme: Apple flavored yagoosoft. (yum)
del.icio.us(yum) hotlist: Common sense disguised as self help disguised as zen, how to bookmark tutorials you’ll never try or articles you’ll never read later, how to make rounded corners, how to get a girlfriend, how to convince your girlfriend rounded corners are cool.
Nobody’d ever think it’d come to this, but the internet has actually become boring.
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i think we’ve seen a lot, too soon.
This is why I read books, lol.
I need to get me some books.
Nowadays all I’m reading is tons and tons of source code
try hacker news, you might find it more interesting. just came across your blog and was browsing around, the social network idea seems to be something people will find really useful.