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links for 2008-03-10

by Ron Bieber on Sunday, March 9, 2008

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Google Reader Revamped

September 28, 2006

Steve Gillmor mentioned the new release of Google Reader made available today. Now this is an online newsreader! Much more useable than the last version. Good job Google!

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Vienna – An Open Source NewsReader For The Macintosh

August 27, 2006

I had mentioned in a post earlier this year that I have outsourced many of the tools that I use to third party vendors. Google Reader was one of the applications that I started using.
Unfortunately, I’m not a big fan of the “river of news” type of newsreaders, and would rather see a [...]

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Latest PSP Update includes RSS Support

December 12, 2005

Photo by rbieber
Jake applied the latest update to his PSP last night and asked me what "RSS Channels" were, which gave me the opportunity to walk him through subscribing to podcasts. I have to say, I thought this was a pretty cool thing.
Pictured here is a view of his [...]

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Enhanced RSS Feeds

November 7, 2005

Over time, I’ve noticed that much of the traffic coming to the site these days is through the RSS Feeds. As I’ve noticed this traffic, I decided to finally break down and grab myself a copy of FeedDemon and lo and behold, I now do most of my reading through an RSS reader [...]

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Google Reader

October 10, 2005

I’ve been using the Google Reader for the last few days since I’ve been away from my home machine, where I usually use FeedDemon for all of my RSS aggregating needs. I have to say, I’m digging it. One nice thing about having Google software to manage this kind of stuff [...]

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Base-Art / Bringing RSS to SVN

March 4, 2005

For a while I have wanted to be able to build RSS feeds off of the commit activity in a Subversion repository in order to publish the latest commits to an internal intranet site. I found a blog article called Base-Art / Bringing RSS to SVN this morning that makes this possible.
This [...]

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