I've been using RSS in one form or another for at least 2 years. But...re-installing browsers (FFs sage bookmarks and read flags) and changing machines, and having 3 different systems that I use semi-regularly makes keeping all my feeds updated a nightmare.
Google Reader is something to check out if you have a Google account. If you don't have a Google account, it is reason to sign up for one.
(How is Google supposed to properly take over the world without tracking a good portion of your internet usage, anyway?) :-D
Google Reader gives you an online RSS aggregator that you can access from any web browser. Since it is online, there is only one url database, and one set of read flags to update. ...and just like GMail, it syncs every 3.5 nanoseconds so as to appear real time. Very nice piece of work Google. Thanks!
