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Commented on How I feel this morning
No. Google Reader is an "RSS feed reader" Image you have several dozen websites (blogs, new sites, etc.) that you read. Some of them publish forty or fifty stories a day, others one or two a week. A feed reader...
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Charlie Stross commented on
How I feel this morning
So, Charlie, which service did you pick to replace Google Reader? None, as yet. TinyTinyRSS is inadmissible -- relies on PHP. (I refuse to allow PHP anywhere near my server.) The other solutions ... are mostly automatically formatted to resemble a newspaper. If I wanted an image-heavy newspaper I'd subscribe to an online one, thanks. Or don't support syncing multiple devices. Or offline cacheing. Or don't run on iOS and Mac OS X, my preferred platforms. (I live in hope, however. NetNewsWire are apparently working towards a google-free back-end solution, and FeedlerPro, my preferred iOS client, is doing something similar....
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ARNOLD commented on
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You haven't read it ?!!! It’s readily available at a modest £7.99. Well worth it at twice the price...all right, and a bit...for the Hard Back... http://www.amazon.co.uk/The-Leaky-Establishment-David-Langford/dp/0584311672/ref=tmm_hrd_title_0...
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Greg. Tingey commented on
How I feel this morning
C @ 182 Or, you never know, "G" may change their mind, given the shrieking? What are your estimates of the odds for this?...
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petterwr commented on
How I feel this morning
re: microbilling Bitcoins anyone?...
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Bellinghman commented on
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Some people, when confronted with a microbilling problem, think “I know, I'll use bitcoins.” Now they have two problems....
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