It really bothers me when websites truncate their posts in RSS feeds and only show you little snippets of the story. It defeats the purpose of RSS – and renders my offline reader useless. I can understand why they do it; they want to get page views and ad impressions, and most of the time the post isn’t that interesting so I skip it. But really, does the Whitehouse.gov RSS feed have to do it too?
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noves // January 29, 2009 at 7:27 pm
so this is pretty far off-topic, but i’d like your opinion:
what do you think about using virtual keyboard programs to defeat keystroke loggers, and the such? For example: http://tinyurl.com/apslv5
Thoughts?