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Post by garbagefansite on May 31, 2004 18:57:59 GMT -5
RSS NEWS FEEDPart of all the stuff we're doing for the new subhuman.net site (in addition to the new garbage.com) we've created an RSS news feed . If your chat client supports News Feeds, or you have an RSS reader, point it at www.subhuman.net/garbage.rdf. Feel free to incorperate this source into your own web pages via a link, or any RSS reader you want to have on your own Garbage sites. The articles in the feed come directly from our database, so it'll automatically update you (or any sites it's linked to) with the very latest garbage news and gossip without you having to do a thing. Now that we have finished the first part of garbage.com, the subhuman.net site due within a few weeks. x the team
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Post by audio on May 31, 2004 23:06:02 GMT -5
Can I configure a couple dozen readers to send a new request every 2 seconds?
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Post by bowdowntoanette on Jun 2, 2004 6:19:01 GMT -5
What the heck is RSS???
@nette
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Post by audio on Jun 2, 2004 18:39:45 GMT -5
Techno-illiterate chicks are so cute.
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Post by Dan the G-Man on Jun 2, 2004 21:08:55 GMT -5
she's cute without being techno-illiterate.
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Post by audio on Jun 2, 2004 22:33:02 GMT -5
It's a plus!
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Post by garbagefansite on Jun 4, 2004 4:37:03 GMT -5
What the heck is RSS??? @nette Tech bit: RSS / ATOM is a type of internet document known as XML. It's a bit like HTML, but instead of containing information on how to draw a web page it *only* contains data. This means if you have a bit of software that can read RSS (XML), you dont have to worry about pretty graphics or slow loading time. You just get the data. What it really means: All this means that you can feed news from our RSS into your own web page, or have our news appear at the top of your chat client (Trillian and AIM both support this). It also means that subhuman.net effectively becomes a syndicated news services - we already have 100+ links to our feed. All you have to do is be logged on to read the news - you dont even need a web browser. BBC, SlashDot and most other large news sites have these now. Read the very clever ads across the top of this page - there are lots of links RSS readers.
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