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I use Netnewswire to read my feeds and it has an interesting feature that lets me see what I spend most time reading. These results are from a period of about a year.
What I find interesting is that the Accessibility categories feature so highly. While I do read a lot of stuff on Accessibility I % ... Continue reading »
What I find interesting is that the Accessibility categories feature so highly. While I do read a lot of stuff on Accessibility I % ... Continue reading »
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