I've created a site which aggregates and links to all the local Buffalo bloggers that I could find. It's been up a few days and I've shaken out most of the initial bugs.
Buffalo Feed:
This weekend I'll have time to add a few features like categorization and the ability to filter out sites you don't want to see, and it'll be even more useful.
I like to think of it as an inside-out
(e:strip). It'll never be a community of it's own like
(e:strip) is, but instead it's a way to look outward to almost 200 individual sites, each of which represents someone who is passionate about writing and sharing. There's actually a lot more bloggers in Buffalo then I ever would have thought.
Let me know what you think and if there's any way I can make it better. If you use Internet Explorer let me know if it looks broken and if so what version of IE you're running.
^_^
OK, back to work. Just wanted to drop a quick note here before the day really gets started.
I am not sure if I mentioned this before but all Goodwill locations take computers and peripherals. They have a company that picks them up for recycling so don't feel bad dropping off your nonworking computer with them either.
Be careful though, the thugs that work it ripped the shit out of our car interior pulling stuff out of of the backseat and left stuff in the trunk.
Damn, this is useful - thanks Jim. We have some really, really old hardware and this sounds exactly like what we'd want to do.
I am looking at two printers stacked on top of each other that could use some recycling.
for the past two years, my community organization sponsored a computer junk collection point and got >3,000 lbs... an important service, definitely!