mr_penguin

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by mr_penguin 13y ago
There's providers who cater to real time hosting needs: i.e. http://www.synapseglobal.com/index.php
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by mr_penguin 13y ago
Been looking for something like this -- are there any other alternatives which don't require x / xclip?
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by mr_penguin 14y ago
As a Drupal developer, I approach it as a right tool for the right job. And familiarity with said tool is also a factor. The future looks promising: http://symfony.com/blog/symfony2-meets-drupal-8 http://buytaert.net/the-future-is-a-res
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by mr_penguin 14y ago
Agreed; ideally a comparison against all of greaders existing features to make it easier so that you could select which greader features you're using and get a list of relevant matching options.
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by mr_penguin 14y ago
I was expecting a feature comparison as well. Does anyone know where one is available? There are a lot of overlapping features to consider depending on individual usage. Features like tagging, cross platform and mobile, social, scaleabilit
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by mr_penguin 14y ago
Considering Marissa Mayer green lit the project back at google. It'd be nice to see yahoo step in to fill the void.
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by mr_penguin 14y ago
It would help to clarify if we're comparing RSS readers (clients / desk / mobile) or aggregators (web / self hosted)
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by mr_penguin 14y ago
feedspot doesn't seem to support tags. Is there a comparison chart showing how these services relate to greader features to help people decide where to migrate based on their needs?
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by mr_penguin 14y ago
HN covered this here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5373807
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by mr_penguin 14y ago
The following also aren't on the list: http://goodnoows.com/ http://rsslounge.aditu.de/
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by mr_penguin 14y ago
Journey, not the destination.
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by mr_penguin 14y ago
Found this on HN - excellent starting point / read: http://linuxcommand.org/tlcl.php