Using social media as a news source makes no sense to me. Take Facebook for example. I have nearly 2,000 friends. Out of that 2,000, I know maybe 20. The other 1,900+? I don’t know them from Adam. And I don’t trust a single one […]
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When I first got into the internet and email I settled on The Mozilla Suite as my web browser and email client (Opera was my second browser). Then The Mozilla Foundation gave up the suite and it became SeaMonkey. At the same time, I switched
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What Is RSS? Really Simple Syndication (RSS) provides a way to watch particular web sites’ posts as they are published. It allows you to aggregate a list of information to your liking. Only the information you choose will be displayed. This is a great boon
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Instant RSS Search is an online search engine specifically designed to locate RSS feeds for sites which include material of particular interest to an individual. It’s simple, quick, and effective: Just type a search term into the search dialogue box and away you go. Let’s
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Recently I wrote about how to get your RSS feeds in Outlook, today I am going to introduce yet another way to see your news feeds and I am sure you will find this way quite a novelty. Feed Roller docks itself by default to
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Google Reader is dead, I say dead, it’s already dead in my country, perhaps it’s still breathing its last in yours. But do you have an alternative? There are a few about, and using Microsoft Outlook is one of them. Whether your Google Reader is
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