digg vs dot is a site that compares the crossposting between digg and slashdot, and gives each site scores based on the number of first posts and weak posts.

Currently, it's a tie!

This is nice little article on Wired about RSS and how its potential will only grow when Vista hits shelves January 30th.

It includes a few tips/tricks to get even more out of RSS.

One that I want to look into is the "Merge Right" section, about FeedShake and consolidating feeds into one larger feed.

Apparently, this post details Target's Wii launch gameplan. Target is most likely my second choice as to where to get my Wii (Walmart wins mostly because it's 24 hours), but that doesn't mean that if for whatever reason WalMart doesn't pan out, that I won't still go with Target.

I subscribe to this site's feed; the items mostly contain links to other sites' articles about technology related stuff as best as I can tell.

An msnbc article on how to get that ever-illusive "perfect shave." I feel I come pretty close.

"These are the sites we enjoyed the most in the past year, sites that impressed us with their stories, or how quickly they became indispensable in our daily surfing." 'Nuff said.

Forbes' (annual?) compendium of the best of the web. I've always found these types of roundups to be a great way to find more great sites.

The followup to part one of this "Taking RSS Beyond Headlines" series. A great one indeed.

I love anything and everything RSS. This post details some ways to take RSS beyond just your normal newsreading. I'm all for creative uses of RSS, and these are them!