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HMTg927 OP said (on February 27, 2022 at 3:19 PM) Reply to comment by ghast in The Old Internet Shows Signs of Quietly Coming Back by HMTg927 As you say, not many people know what an RSS feed is. But offering it whenever you are asked for your email could spark some interesting conversations. That's a good idea. Permalink Parent 1
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A Partial Review of the Jellyfin Suite of Multimedia Applications
The Unceasing Cessna Hacienda
In Defense of the Humble Pi
The Importance of Truly Owning Our Devices
Computers Were Not Meant to be Screwdrivers
After Being Banned from More than Ten Social Media Sites, I Decided to Create My Own
Microsoft's Use of Pluton Suggests It Sees PC Owners as the Enemy
We are not Adults Just Because We Say So
Installing and Configuring Nginx on a Linux Home Web Server
Why We Don't have Enough Free Speech on the Internet
First Impressions of the Yggdrasil Peer-to-Peer Network
A Brief Review of Kodachi Linux
Remembering Mrs. Ford
The New Internet We can Expect, Not the One We Want
A Brief Review of the qTox Peer-to-Peer Chat Program
The Joys and Sorrows of Maintaining a Personal Website
First Impressions of the Freenet Network
Imprisoned for Your Safety
Moving Up from a Raspberry Pi Web Server to a Low-Cost, Low-Power x86 Web Server
Designing Devices for Long-Term Care and Reuse
The Old Internet Shows Signs of Quietly Coming Back
The One Week Command Line Challenge
As in Life, Computer Problems Never End
A Thin Client as a Very Inexpensive Low-Power Home Theater PC
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Reply to comment by ghast in The Old Internet Shows Signs of Quietly Coming Back by HMTg927
As you say, not many people know what an RSS feed is. But offering it whenever you are asked for your email could spark some interesting conversations. That's a good idea.