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A través de Lifehack.Community, Klaas Naaijkens presenta los pasos para configurar la lectura offline de los feeds en bloglines desde una Palm. Introduce una aplicación llamada Sunrise, que puede convertir websites, RSS y Atom para la lectura en un visor de ebook para Palm llamado Plucker (o Vade Mecum en PocketPC).

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Finally organized with bloglines and my palm. In my quest to minimise my distractions when I am doing a task, I went from endless surfing, to preloaded tabs in firefox, to bloglines, and now to offline reading of bloglines on my palm. Even in bloglines I was distracted by all the information on my screen, especially if I have to click through the RSS feed to read articles on some site. But now I have found some peace.

But now three times a day, I open sunrise, update the bloglines link, sync to my palm, close my pc and read. Takes me about a third of the time I needed before, without blocking my creativity and learning as I can open a memo in my palm with one click. Now I use my browser only for tasks which I clearly define beforehand, and I can still use bloglines as before, just that those articles that have been transfered to my palm have been marked as read.

It still doesn’t work perfectly. I have to open the bloglines page once in a while in my browser to set the cookie right for sunrise, the software that I use as a bridge between bloglines and my palm.

I set it up in the following way:
. I installed plucker (http://www.plkr.org/)
. I installed sunrise (http://laurens.typepad.com/) Update: Sunrise is now open source with a BSD license: http://sourceforge.net/projects/sunrisexp/
. I installed a document in sunrise for bloglines with the following parameters
- url: http://www.bloglines.com/mobile/
- linkdepth set to three without restriction
(so I can read the full feed, and click through on my palm to go to the webpages
- In Tools->Preferences I have pointed to my firefox cookie file.
- I wrote my own script, so it walks through the bloglines pages without clicking the links that unsubscibe me. So in advanced->script I have:

document.onanchorlink = function(link) {
if (link.depth == 1) {
var regexp = new RegExp(".*subs");
link.exclude = !link.uri.match(regexp);
}
if (link.depth == 2) {
var regexp = new RegExp("all=1");
link.exclude = !link.uri.match(regexp);
}
if (link.depth == 3) {
var regexp = new RegExp("bloglines|google|dada");
link.exclude = link.uri.match(regexp);
}
};


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