Also, maybe I did not make this clear in my previous comment, but if you use the method I mentioned, you don’t have to pull whole feeds. You can choose specific items from each feed (by only marking those specific items as “shared”).

Thanks for the tip, but I didn’t want to use any third party stuff. The reason is that this way, I can format the links any way I want to. I can include the tags that go with the post if I want to, or I can only show items with certain keywords.

Also, I wanted to pull the items I wrote from gHacks, not all items.

Google is a good choice though if you don’t mind the format imposed upon you by Google.

1. The first step is to mark all the posts or articles that you want to include on your personal homepage as “shared”. Those items can be from different RSS feeds.

2. Add a box to your homepage that displays your shared items. To do that, click on the “Shared items” link in the side menu, then click “Add a clip”. You’ll be able to set the number of items that appear, as well as the title of the box, and the colour scheme. It will generate a javascript snippet that you could just copy and paste in your homepage.

3. Any other item that you mark as shared will now automatically appear on your homepage.