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eirikso.com is perfect for subscription. I will not overload you with articles, so checking back here manually again and again can be boring. With an RSS subscription you get notified when I update the site. The good folks at FeedBurner has made the page with my RSS-feed look very nice and they have added a bunch of shortcuts for you to use if you want to subscribe to my RSS-feed.

You can also subscribe to my automatic E-mail update:

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And as an extra bonus I have added a complete mess of subscription buttons here:

17 thoughts on “Feeds”

eirikso.com » Blog Archive » Problem with Bloglines and PNG says:

[…] And while I am at it. I really recommend you to subscribe to my feed. I am not updating this blog daily, so checking back all the time to look for something new can be a bit boring. […]

May 16, 2006 at 8:34 pm Reply
eirikso.com » Blog Archive » The new way of reading the web says:

[…] why should I bother you with something that I didn’t find seriously interesting? If you choose to subscribe to my feed I will not overload you with posts. When something shows up, it should be interesting. eirikso.com […]

August 30, 2007 at 11:08 am Reply
Bjarne Sverkeli says:

Just wanted to inform you that neither the RSS-icon in my browser, the link in the top menu or the link in the footer works. They point to eirikso.com/feed, wich I believe has been ditched in favour of Feedburner.

September 19, 2007 at 9:32 pm Reply
eirikso says:

Strange. I am running a plugin that should redirect eirikso.com/feed to Feedburner. And that works on my computer. I’ll have to test it on a couple of other browsers and operating systems.

September 20, 2007 at 8:59 am Reply
Bjarne Sverkeli says:

I have a feelig that something mucks up the URIs. The source code says that the feeds are located at “feed:https://eirikso.com/feed/” and “feed:https://eirikso.com/comments/feed/”

I guess removing “feed:” in front of http will help. Feed is no valid protocol as far as I know.

September 21, 2007 at 9:53 am Reply
AsbjornM says:

I don’t understand what you have done, but in Opera and Firefox, if you click on the subscribe link, you will get the feedburner url, but if you rightclick to copy the url, then you get the one you have in the a-href:
[a href=”https://eirikso.com/feed/”]Subscribe[]

But in IE, wether you click or rightclick, you don’t get the url for the feedburner link.

I’m using Netvibes to read blogs, so it is kinda handy to get the url directly, not mocking around for it 🙂

October 2, 2007 at 4:20 pm Reply
eirikso says:

Thanks again! There seems to be some incompatibilities with the redirect to feedburner plugin.

Now I have simply replaced the references to eirikso.com/feed with the feedburner feed. Hard coded, but it works… 🙂

October 2, 2007 at 4:42 pm Reply
eirikso.com » Web TV is a hit. So where’s the big money? says:

[…] Feeds […]

June 24, 2008 at 2:14 pm Reply
levi says:

hey just curious i wana do a project on a car similer to your 40 sec of a year but i wana do more like video and tape the intire thing and have it play fast mode so it looks like the car is being bulit from ground up in about a1 hr worth of film ? if you know of software or stuff to do this with let me know! loved the 40 sec video by the way looked like my back yard

January 1, 2009 at 7:44 pm Reply
eirikso says:

That would be somethink like a timelapse but with video footage…? I’m afraid I don’t know anything but traditional editing software.

January 1, 2009 at 8:24 pm Reply
eirikso.com » Five seconds in 5 seconds says:

[…] Feeds […]

January 16, 2009 at 7:12 pm Reply
bill Gomberg says:

For someone who prefers to travel light, asking for suggetions of what lenses to buy is a sure fire recipe for achieving your goal, sorta. It would work; as applies to one’s bank account.One could indeed travel lighter by thousands of dollars with such an approach. As a former camera salesman I suggest that you’d do better to think in terms of a craftsperson preparing for a project and prior to going to work, amassing the tools needed to carry out the task, then either renting or purchasing the specific hardware required to carry out the project.

March 2, 2009 at 10:23 pm Reply
Marianne Selvik says:

Har sendt deg en epost med spørsmål om du vil holde foredrag på to konferanser, men har ikke fått noe svar. Så nå prøver jeg her, men det er jo ikke egentlig et sted for en slik invitasjon. Hvor vil du jeg skal sende den?

November 25, 2009 at 1:49 pm Reply
eirikso says:

Kreativ bruk av kommunikasjonsmetoder belønnes! Har svart på mail nå. 🙂

November 25, 2009 at 2:40 pm Reply
Elisabeth H says:

Hei Eirik, Kulturbransjen har begynt sitt inntog på twitter, og i dn forbindelse er det uttalige meniger om hva man skal legge ut av meldinger. Filharmonien har vært på twitter en liten stund, og på kort tid fikk vi lagt ut en del tweets, med god hjelp av din “fem tips for suksess på det sosial nett” fra sep.09 på Nrk Beta. Ganske raskt har det meldt seg alle mulige meniger om siden vår, så jeg lurer på hva syntes du ?-og finnes det egentlig noe fasit på på hvordan , men som du sier: gi-delta-foreslå-del ut cred??

November 26, 2009 at 4:15 pm Reply
m.t says:

Your movie gave me significant time very wonderfully. Thank you.

Please use http://firestorage.jp/download/9f7ea8ef720ab339037012e120d5cd3ceb06c6d7.

January 15, 2011 at 2:09 pm Reply
Laura says:

I would like to download the video one year in 4 seconds, please let me know what I need to do, this video will be a part of a video in HD that we will use in Mexico City.
I’ll be waiting your answer.
Thank you
Kind regards,
Laura

August 15, 2011 at 4:37 pm Reply