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Low time commitment sites

I try to read posts in my RSS reader twice a week at most. I let them all build up, and then spend a few hours going through them all at once. Anyways, here are a few sites that I check almost every day.
Low time commitment sites
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I try to read posts in my RSS reader twice a week at most.  I let them all build up, and then spend a few hours going through them all at once.  I started doing this because I felt like the RSS reader was taking up a lot of my time each day.  It’s so easy to go from your email to the reader and start reading a continuous influx of new articles.

Anyways, there are a few sites that I check almost every day because they don’t require tons of reading and I can go through them very quickly.  The content on these sites is both light and entertaining.  Here are five that I subscribe to:

  • Garfield minus Garfield – Ingenious premise for a comic.
  • Criggo – Ridiculous clippings from newspapers.
  • PostSecret – They put up one long post each weekend, but it’s fun and quick to read.
  • The Impulsive Buy – I usually just read this guy’s notes at the bottom, but his full reviews are pretty damn funny.
  • TheDieLine – One of my new favorite design sites.  They post pictures of really cool conceptual packaging designs (primarily for food products).

What low time-commitment sites do you subscribe to?

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Charlie Hoehn

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