.: Above The Aether :.

I upgraded the site to Wordpress 2.6 and added a new theme to the site.  What do you think?
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According to the blog readability test, this site is readable at the elementary school level.
Somehow, I believe them.
-Dave

Gmail is getting a storage boost in the coming days, according to a recent post on the Gmail blog.  The storage counter will be sped up to increase in size a little more speedy than before.
It’s like free money…only not quite as good.
-Dave

I found a site today full of customized 404 errors.
So I decided to do my own.
The Above the Aether 404 page in all its glory.
Enjoy.
-Dave

Google Reader, the site I use to read my RSS feeds, has a neat feature that allows me to share interetsing blog posts I am reading with the public.  If I find something really funny or engaging I might post it here in the blog, but I also might just flag it to share on [...]

You can now rate my posts now with the little star widgets you’ll see at the top of each post. It looks like this:

Whether you think it’s crap or fantastic, let me know. Also, let me know if you ever have technical problems with the site. I think I fixed the right [...]

I wrote previously about my rss bloat of 192 subscriptions in google reader. I made the first pass at reducing that number today and came up with 132 subscriptions. This was pretty painless, trimming stale feeds (updated lass than 1/month) and anything I havn’t read in months (whether it updated or not).
My [...]

(Web geekery ahead. You have been warned.)
I’ve recently played around with Yahoo Pipes, a feed aggregation and manipulation service provided by Yahoo, (here’s a yahoo or wikipedia explanation of the service) to manipulate some of my iTunes feeds to more easily update my little green Shuffle. You see, I have a handful of [...]

There is a great collection of science fiction writer blogs at SF Signal.  There are nearly 200 feeds to choose from alphabetized by author.
Now all you need is some free time to actually read them.
-Dave