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I remember the Sony Playstation. Aside from using a different media format, the controller was amazing. It's been the same ever since with small changes.

The walkman was also something I always wanted back in the day. It was good to know you could carry around music with you and listen to it whenever you or your batteries let you.

It seems if you later decide to make an account, it aggregates all your posts into a useful summary pane.

I was able to sell a couple of things using Craiglist. I was surprised at how easy and smooth it went.

Since we give them access to our Address Book, I wasn't too surprised.

The privacy feature disables your location which is viewable to your friends by clicking their icon inside chat. I found that very disturbing. This should not be a default enabled feature.

Looks great. I hadn't considered localizing my future iPad game using Cocos2D and now I'm thinking about doing it for at least 4 languages (Spanish, English, Portuguese, Chinese)! I'll get more if I can get hold of some friends who could do me the favor.

I've had one of my articles from my site submitted and it hit the front page. I wasn't even aware of Hacker News until this happened. I've been a regular follower ever since.

Yes, I received them for free as well.

I would love to see this one done similarly to nyan.cat where you have a timer and some witty nyaning comment. :)

I've been using Wordpress for a couple of years. It's easy to use and extensible. If you aren't afraid of dipping your toes into some HTML/CSS/PHP than you can find a really good free/premium theme and some good plugins to make a good blog.

Just make sure you backup not only your database but themes because if you get malware, its really difficult to find out the source. Easiest thing to do is to revert to a clean copy, change passwords, and protect yourself!

You can import using OPML. I also would like an easier integration method, that and also explaining what OPML is. It took me awhile to figure and I have good knowledge of GR, imagine someone that doesn't.

RSS is still alive and kicking. Seems like no service has been able to make it gain as much traction as it should.

The recent Google+ integration into Google Reader made the product take a step backwards. Then you have apps like Reeder (which was my favorite at some time), Pulse (became my next favorite), and then Flipboard (which has won me personally).

Except, I feel like something is missing from all of them.

Google Reader has this awesome Sort by Magic feature, but seems to have been broken recently. If applications could use this sorting method and bring in social better (the integration is lacking right now) it would be awesome!