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[GEEK] OPML Validator

I just came across Dave Winer’s new, beta, OPML Validator, which is a welcome development. While there is an OPML spec, having a validator too is a great, pragmatic, concrete way to give a big thumbs up or down to a particular piece of XML


Per de Raadt (OpenBSD) Linux è spazzatura

Da Punto Informatico: Linux? E’ spazzatura: “Linux? È spazzatura
Il fondatore del progetto OpenBSD, Theo de Raadt, si lancia in un’invettiva contro Linux, raccolta dal prestigioso Forbes Magazine


Roma — ‘Linux è un sistema operativo terribile’. L’autore…


CSS & financial tips & tricks

  • 10 CSS tricks you may not know
  • Get rich slowly — A great review of personal finance books at foldedspace.org with condensed bullet-point lists from some major ones.
  • Many analysts are increasing their projections for Google’s…

WiFi poaching? Who’s liable?

John C. Dvorak reacts to news of an individual arrested for stealing WiFi signal: How can this be illegal when the computers often latch onto the wrong signal by themselves?

WiFi poaching, also called wardriving, is essentially piggybacking on others’…


[GEEK] Unified name space for aggregator extensions for OPML?

There’s been a lot of discussion (follow these links for more links) of late about how to extend OPML, including what I wrote about some common aggregation related OPML attributes. From reading the discussions and thinking…

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