FriendFeed is pure genius.
I had this idea that I was going to write an aggregation service that took your sources from multiple locations and aggregated them into once nice RSS’able feed so your friends could follow your footprints on the web.
FriendFeed seems to do just that. I’ve listed:
Amazon.com wishlist spindrop davedash.com livejournal del.icio.us digg flickr katie’s flickr (since I hardly post) gTalk last.fm netflix Pandora Twitter reddit pownce youtube upcoming linked [...]
I’ve been suffering from some information overload. I subscribed to Engadget and Gizmodo because I wanted to keep up with some home based network devices like homeplug/powerline and wireless routers. But Engadget and Gizmodo are overwhelming.
Finally I decided… to write a pipe. If you’re not familiar with Yahoo’s Pipes it is the [...]
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