Web Performance, Branding, and Social Media
Just found that Dwell magazine has a blog.
Ooops! A pseudo-blog. No feed.
Dwell: Get with the program.
UPDATE: Apparently it does! There is an RSS graphic at the bottom. But that’s not the feed link. Oh no!
You have to click the image to go to a page that has the page that has the RSS feed in [...]
In: Blogging
8 Dec 2006After a couple of days vacation, the FeedBurner feeds are back.
I bought the domain forwarding option from Wordpress.com (http://crazycanuck.org/), and then waited. I reactivated the feed at http://feeds.feedburner.com/crazycanuck this morning, and you can start using that again.
Rick Klau from FeedBurner left a comment last night, which prompted me to try again.
Hopefully things will remain stable [...]
Well, for some reason that I can’t determine, FeedBurner and my Wordpress.com feed stopped playing nicely this afternoon. And they won’t reload, because Wordpress.com wants to send all 1400+ articles in the database back to FeedBurner.
Sorry to do this to you all, but the FeedBurner feed is removed. Deleted.
Hope y’all switch to the Wordpress.com feed.
UPDATE: [...]
In: Blogging| GrabPERF| Web Performance
1 Dec 2006Joe Kottke of FeedBurner sent me an e-mail to tell me that the measurement of my feed was throwing off their GrabPERF Stats.
Guess what? FeedBurner can’t find the Wordpress feeds at http://crazycanuck.wordpress.com/feed/, hence the disruption.
Likely you won’t read this until it’s fixed, if it’s fixed.
I love Fridays.
I finally tired of running my own blog server, and since most folks use the feeds, I figure I will abuse Matt Mullenweg’s bandwidth rather than my own.
Welcome back?
In: Life
3 Jul 2006For those of you in the US who are not blessed with a way to tap into the Canadian feeds from the World Cup, you are missing a real treat. And you know what the treat is?
Silence.
It seems that the announcers that Rogers SportsNet and TSN have recruited to cover the games know how to [...]
In: Blogging
10 Jun 2006Reading anything using a feed reader allows prevents us from discriminating against the content.
Start with an inflammatory statement, then back it up, using the wisdom gleaned from Malcolm Gladwell’s Blink. Why do feeds prevent us from initial discrimination? Because we have no point of reference other than the text in front of us, and the [...]
In: GrabPERF| Web Performance
11 Apr 2006Can’t read your feeds?
You’re not alone.
UPDATE:
Even the plumber is confused.
Technorati Tags: GrabPERF, Web Performance, Bloglines, aggregator
In: Web Performance
15 Feb 2006Yesterday I was on a call with a customer who flat out stated that 55% of their bandwidth was consumed by applications pulling RSS feeds.
Does your company have a grip on just how much continual background noise RSS feeds inflict on your Web servers?
Technorati Tags: RSS, Web performance, bandwidth