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Rss For This Board Is Here, including rss for this board is here in my blog, rss for this board is here in Folkestone, and any mentions of rss for this board is here in my family tree. Also there's a feed of rss for this board is here stories / mentions, a JSON feed of rss for this board is here, a newer KML feed of rss for this board is here , rss for this board is here on Your Folkestone. Hope you can find what you're looking for, if not please leave a message about rss for this board is here.
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Jul19
UPDATE UPDATE UPDATE: All that info below is well out of date, I do have a new PHP based RSS querying thing which I'm using in my AJAX apps now.
Just reasserting what I'm doing with RSS here... my list of feeds from this site can be found here, and here's popex rss. My main blog RSS is at www.clarkeology.com/rss.xml, if you only understand the little graphics here's some: www.clarkeology.com/img/upload/rss2.gif www.clarkeology.com/img/upload/xml.gif www.clarkeology.com/img/icon/firefoxrss.gif.
So what's RSS? Here's my go at explaining it, basically if you have a site that regularly publishes any sort of content (examples of this could be popex news, popex board latest stories, latest stalking heads, etc) then as well as publishing it as a webpage or whatever, you should publish this info in an especially strict format so that any script / bot thing can come along and recognise exactly what's going on... so the RSS for this board is here. So someone else's site could grab that file and syndicate that content. You can get a RSS reader plugin for Firefox, so you can save RSS as a bookmark and then view them in there... More than that you can get an RSS reader for the IPOD, this is where I got really interested in it. So every day when my IPOD's in it's cradle it's synchronising with various RSS feeds, so that I can read the latest on popex, barfly, popbitch, engadget and all my faves while I'm on the bus or tube... SMART! Update: I'm now using Pocket RSS to synchronise my Pocket PC in the same way.
Got a few other RSS feeds tucked around the place you might have to search for them, won't that be rewarding?.
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Jan10
I updated Clare's PSP yesterday, it's now got a new version of it's little operating system, which you can download direct from Sony. As well as some security issues and the ability to play Windows Media files now, it's got an RSS reader too. I hope this means we can subscribe to podcasts and have the audio / video / pictures download automatically, will report back. While I'm here, Iw ill say again what a GREAT piece of kit this is, much recommended. Here are the five games we have, a slight repost from popex:
Grand Theft Auto - Liberty City Stories. Ace, exactly like Vice City on the PS2, but all new missions, vehicles, mini games etc. A must if you liked Vice City at all.
SSX On Tour. Again a sequel to the PS2 SSX snowboarding games. We loved these, it's new courses, new tricks, new features, and all in your hand. With GTA (above) these must be the two best PSP games around by far.
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. Not all that so far, better for kids maybe, not explored this game much yet though.
Everybody's Golf. This came with our bundle, it's a fun golf game. No, really, better than it sounds.
F1 Grand Prix. No idea, haven't looked at it, it came with the bundle also.
Might be a while before we get any more, but the built in web browser is going to make this a long useful device even if we never get another game. If it can be hacked, then that's great. Here's someone who's using the PSP as a remote control for a real car.
Please send me your recommended PSP sites
