RSS feeds and how to use themWritten by Allan Burns
RSS feeds are most important technology to arrive on internet since blogging, yet take up of RSS feeds among webmasters and web visitors is still very low. The Sunday Times recent ran a survey to see how home users use internet , RSS did not appear in it at all. It's true that RSS is nowhere near as ubiquitous as email, but email have been around since beginning of internet. RSS and RSS feeds are relatively new to internet users. If you are a webmaster you can benefit from this new technology that will allow you to speak directly to your visitors and keep them updated with what you are up to. You can get up to speed with RSS feeds at http://www.newsniche.com/. According to Feedster, one of largest RSS feed search engines, there are over 9 million feeds in its index. RSS feeds are a technology to be taken seriously, you can ignore it now but you will find yourself way behind other webmasters when it comes to benefits of having your own feed. To put RSS in context take a look at Bloglines, probably largest feed aggregator on internet. When you subscribe to a feed using Bloglines they tell you how many other of their readers are subscribed to same feed. Slashdot there more subscribed to feed besides their own has about 35,000 subscribers to their RSS feed. Remember that's just other Bloglines users so it only reflects a small percentage of their total readers.
| | Top 5 Cheap Encryption And Security SolutionsWritten by David D. Deprice
1. Geek Superhero http://www.deprice.com/geeksuperhero.htmGeek Superhero watches your computer for changes, immediately notifying you when a change is made to confirm you want to keep or reject change. This saves you from lots of headaches. (A "Computer Setting Firewall" is an excellent description.) 2. CleverCrypt Enhanced http://www.deprice.com/clevercryptenhanced.htm Using latest developments in information security, CleverCrypt has been designed to use best encryption technology legally available. The product uses 4 encryption layers to protect your data. Using just one of CleverCrypt's encryption layers it has been mathematically calculated that famous "DES Cracker" machine, if sped up several thousand times, would still take over 149 trillion years to crack a CleverCrypt secure drive. And that's if your using just one of CleverCrypt's four layers. 3. Clean Disk Security http://www.deprice.com/cleandisksecurity.htm Clean Disk Security gives you secure file deletion, making sure that deleted files cannot be undeleted again. Deleting a file normally just removes file's directory entry, but data itself remains on disk. This program completely eliminates contents of deleted files. The highly acclaimed Gutmann disk cleaning method is now available as an option. This program can also clean Window's swap file, and can optionally clean unneeded temporary files from your hard disk, such as your Internet browser cache, files in your system's Recycle Bin, and can clear "recent files" list.
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