How do you know when you’ve got too many unread RSS feeds?
…
When your wife asks “I tried to open Safari, but I accidentally opened 16191. What’s 16191?”
Thinks hard… but stumped. Then I lean over and laugh. “Hehehe… that’s just NetNewsWire, honey.”
A Mac Indie joke February 28th, 2006
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