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Friday, October 12, 2007
  Updated subscription information for raganwald


Please adjust your feed-reader to consume http://feeds.raganwald.com/raganwald. If you aren't sure how to do that, simply add this weblog again and your reader will pick up the new settings.

Thank you.
  8:32 AM

Comments on “Updated subscription information for raganwald”:
What did feedburner do to annoy you?
# posted by Blogger Bill Mill : 9:13 AM
 
What did feedburner do to annoy you?

The started offering a service called MyBrand for free:

MyBrand lets you use your own domain name to host your feed instead of feeds.feedburner.com. It puts you in even greater control of your own content with FeedBurner and best of all, MyBrand is now free.

How can I argue with that? The new link redirects to their service.
# posted by Blogger Reginald Braithwaite : 9:16 AM
 
FYI - It looks like your "Did you enjoy this post? Subscribe to raganwald..." link at the bottom of each post still points to the old feed.
# posted by Anonymous Anonymous : 9:23 AM
 
Fixed, thank you. Nice catch!
# posted by Blogger Reginald Braithwaite : 9:32 AM
 
Why not send a 301 status at your old address? Most feed readers will respect that.
# posted by Anonymous Joe Winter : 9:58 AM
 
Why not send a 301 status at your old address? Most feed readers will respect that.

I plan on doing that. However, as you point out, some readers, aggregators, and script won't catch that. And by then, it will be too late. So I post the human-readable request first, while leaving both URLs working.
# posted by Blogger Reginald Braithwaite : 10:00 AM
 
*phew* from the title i thought you have start charging for your blog subscription :P
# posted by Anonymous Anonymous : 1:32 PM
 
After subscribing to this feed I all of a sudden started getting all those del.icio.us links every day, which I am not at all interested in.

Do you have another feed without those? (Or really, I am outta here...)

Thanks.
# posted by Anonymous Anonymous : 1:11 PM
 
At this time, I only have one feed to share. I'm sorry it is not to your taste.
# posted by Blogger Reginald Braithwaite : 1:15 PM
 




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What I‘ve Learned From Failure / Kestrels, Quirky Birds, and Hopeless Egocentricity

Share
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Management
Exception Handling in Software Development / What if powerful languages and idioms only work for small teams? / Bricks / Which theory fits the evidence? / Still failing, still learning / What I’ve learned from failure

Notation
The unary ampersand in Ruby / (1..100).inject(&:+) / The challenge of teaching yourself a programming language / The significance of the meta-circular interpreter / Block-Structured Javascript / Haskell, Ruby and Infinity / Closures and Higher-Order Functions

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Why Apple is more expensive than Amazon / Why we are the biggest obstacles to our own growth / Is software the documentation of business process mistakes? / We have lost control of the apparatus / What I’ve Learned From Sales I, II, III

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