You remember I told you about RSS Digest the other day, right? That’s the service I used to get those nice little lists of the latest posts from my other blogs on the right-hand side of the screen. Well yesterday they announced beta support for Atom feeds as well. (No permalinks, but it’s on the news page from yesterday!)
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As discussed in the comments, using Bloglines might be considered a better way to limit the bandwidth I use in checking on feeds, since it checks once an hour and shares the feed with all of the subscribers to that feed. So I decided to give it a try. It’s better than I thought it…
Now that I’ve probably gotten that song stuck in your head for the rest of the weekend, (and mine!!!) I was struck this morning by feedback from fellow bloggers who, it turns out, I have something in common with! First came the comment from Gary Petersen that he discovered blogging at Gnomedex last year too!…
The EDRM Has a New Home: With Mary Mack and Kaylee Walstad Gathering social media as evidence in e-discovery A roundup of the Nuix User Exchange: discovery is more than just…discovery Coming up on 21 years of Cluetrain Windows 7’s End of Life is real and the rumors of life after death are somewhat exaggerated…
Seen in the Plus! Edition of Langalist, a service called ScrappyGoo: ScrappyGoo lets you search Google News and generate a unique RSS feed of your results. This persistent news search delivery is offered as a free service. Tags: GoogleNews RSS ScrappyGoo Follow these topics: Uncategorized
Some scary stuff about where the next generation of spyware and malware might be headed in terms of stealthiness. All in this weekend’s edition of Spyware Weekly. Let’s hope the good guys are working to combat this as fast as the malware folks are working to create it! Follow these topics: Uncategorized