In Jonathan Swift’s Gulliver’s Travel one of the more famous stories was his visit to Lilliput. And one of the side stories was the war between Lilliput and Blefuscu. A war started because of a dispute between which side of a boiled egg should be cracked. So it was a war between Big-endians and Little-endians.
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Ever since NewsGator made its non-enterprise applications free. There has been an increase in the posts arguing or more accurately stating the advantages of having a desktop feed reader.
Enterprise RSS gives a good argument for getting a desk top feed reader in the post Why Use a Desktop Feed Reader.
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The actual phrase is there is more than one way to skin a cat. People who study word and phrase origins have several explanations on the origins of this phrase - the explanation ranges from preparation of a catfish; something to do with gymnastics and exercises; and of course the actual removal of the hide […]
This is good news for on-line infophiles and fellow appreciators of quality information. The Library of Congress has opened an account in Flickr, here is their page. If there is anything beyond a pro-account they should get it.
Here are the details on the Library of Congress Blog posted as My Friend Flickr: A Match Made […]
Saul Hansell wrote this interesting article for the New York Times blogs called Bits: Video Podcasts: The Sleeping Giant on AppleTV. It looks great! I checked out the specifics of the service at Apple here. Apple’s pitch for the service could be listed down as:
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Stan Schroeder wrote an interesting post about this teacher who instructed her students to refrain from using Google and Wikipedia. See Google is White Bread for the Mind, Says Teacher . Previously, he also wrote the post Why Google is Making Us Dumber. Both for Mashable. This is not the first time people complained about […]
January seems to be the right time to introduce RSS education tools. Amidst the financing deals, the business models adopted and the interest in RSS it just seem right to introduce a couple of RSS Education videoe on can use to spread the Gospel that RSS and web feeds are good and can improve your […]
RSS is a way to get news, post and articles from a blog or website without going to that particular website. Like what the acronym says, RSS is Really Simple Syndication, RSS puts the S in Simple in information syndication. As of late there has been attempts to “simplify” this further with services and apps […]
Bidvertiser now offers ads that can be placed in RSS feeds. Bloggers and Publishers get to be paid on a pay-per-click basis [Source]. And its now in beta public mode.
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Envy is the word that describes the feeling I have when I read such posts and articles. And the source of envy stems from two things: First, service and the Second, is the software available. Just look at these developments.
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