[LINK] 'The End of Google Reader ...'
Jan Whitaker
jwhit at melbpc.org.au
Sat Mar 16 14:15:28 AEDT 2013
At 01:24 PM 16/03/2013, John Hilvert you wrote:
>In the absence of an alternative system for synchronising feeds, we either
>stick to a single cloud-based reader all the time to check for new feeds or
>a single PC-based system. You can't have both, which is what Reader's
>synchronisation offered.
Hey John
I guess the downside to that is google-central having access the
server smarts to do all that plus whatever else they would choose to
do with your feeds. But I get your point.
I use Calibre for newsfeeds.
This issue of 'old ways' to do things is similar to an on-going
discussion about usenet and newsgroups. I'm in a club that has
members that swear by them and hate web forums, even though new
members wouldn't have a clue what they are. Chat and IM is the same.
IRC is still kicking despite the event of Twitter and other
real-time-ish chatting tools.
Jan
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
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