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1901
General Software Discussion / Re: RSSOwl Alternative?
« on: December 04, 2010, 06:02 AM »
FeedDemon 4 is available in a non-ads version. Anyway, I asked Nick to add subfolders support, he denied because of Google Reader compatibility.

Stupid Google.

1902
General Software Discussion / Re: RSSOwl Alternative?
« on: December 01, 2010, 11:24 AM »
Ha, Google Reader. Never.  ;D

The major advantage of Sage is that it has direct access to Firefox, so a separate profile would probably discard that.  :)

1903
General Software Discussion / Re: RSSOwl Alternative?
« on: December 01, 2010, 08:49 AM »
Ah, good to know. Might be another try.

1904
General Software Discussion / Re: RSSOwl Alternative?
« on: November 29, 2010, 05:55 PM »
(And it does do folders.)
Folders vs. subfolders?

I had NewsFox before I decided to use separate feed readers. My Firefox is fat enough.  ;D
Never tried Sage though. Yet.

1905
General Software Discussion / Re: RSSOwl Alternative?
« on: November 29, 2010, 05:46 PM »
Subfolders. I can put my feeds into folders, even Google Reader is said to support that, but I want folders inside these folders.

1906
General Software Discussion / Re: RSSOwl Alternative?
« on: November 29, 2010, 05:22 PM »
It's not about "alternative feed readers" but about "alternative feed readers with subfolders support", so my initial question requires experience with feed readers, not just "list me some RSS readers please".  :)

GreatNews fails to import some of my feeds, "unknown format", WTF?  :huh:
Oh, and it does not support subfolders, so: Bye, GreatNews.

1907
General Software Discussion / Re: RSSOwl Alternative?
« on: November 29, 2010, 04:45 PM »
Hmm, not bad, app103. :-)
Looks like it works. I'll give it a try. (Funny UI, though.)

 :Thmbsup:

1908
General Software Discussion / Re: RSSOwl Alternative?
« on: November 29, 2010, 04:04 PM »
Google will never know what I like to read.

And it doesn't support subfolders.

1909
Living Room / Re: Cute jokes' thread
« on: November 29, 2010, 03:16 PM »

1910
General Software Discussion / RSSOwl Alternative?
« on: November 29, 2010, 03:13 PM »
During the past few years I have tested quite a lot of RSS reader software. Online RSS readers are ridiculous, I use RSS because I don't want to visit a website for everything.

Currently I am stuck to RSSOwl for one simple reason:
I am stuck to subfolders.  :D

I have quite many RSS feeds (> 100) in my list, and I sorted them into subfolders just because I had the chance to do so. Now RSSOwl is not really resource-friendly (Java...), so I wonder if there is a decent alternative with subfolders support.

FeedDemon does not.  :(

1911
Developer's Corner / Re: Goofy Google Search Results
« on: November 23, 2010, 03:13 PM »
Google is known to have many but goofy search results.
I'd recommend Yippy instead.

 8)

1912
XHTML is not actually made for websites anyway, that's why it has not become HTML 5. Learn to write standards-compliant HTML (no quirks mode) and you're safe.

BTW the easiest way to make your website use PHP is to rename *.htm(l) into *.php.  ;D :)

1913
General Software Discussion / Re: Linux webserver du jour?
« on: November 22, 2010, 12:20 PM »
nginx is not documented well, it seems. Is there any comprehensive list of available modules?

1914
Probably.  8)
So if any error occurs, people will come here anyway.

1915
How can we check if it works while there is no newer version which could be detected?

1916
General Software Discussion / Re: Linux webserver du jour?
« on: November 20, 2010, 03:29 PM »
:) At least it seems to support it at all.   8)

Keep us informed.

1917
General Software Discussion / Re: Linux webserver du jour?
« on: November 20, 2010, 12:20 PM »
Hmm, looks rather similar to Cherokee but is not so well documented...

1918
General Software Discussion / Re: Linux webserver du jour?
« on: November 20, 2010, 11:26 AM »
I chose cherokee because I like playing with non-mainstream alternatives and it is probably the feature-richest lightweight webserver application available. I am not a Ruby dev at all, so all I can say is that cherokkee works fine. I tested lighttpd, too, but I was missing some features...

Never heard of Hiawata. Any URL?

1919
Really, really strange...

Of course I clicked it.  :)

Now maybe something is wrong with the detection on my system (which shouldn't be the case), as Bram changed smth in the installer lately (in gVim 7.3); could anyone check if the registry entry is still correct? I use a self-compiled build...

1920
After installing CCEnhancer, the "Vim" entry disappeared from my CCleaner, that's why...  :huh:

1921
General Software Discussion / Re: Linux webserver du jour?
« on: November 19, 2010, 12:26 PM »
For my own little webserver I've been using lighttpd which has served me pretty well, and is probably what I'll end up using unless there's better suggestions. This thread is mainly to see if there's something even better, since I haven't shopped around for httpds for several years :)
I use cherokee which supports Ruby rather well and is quite lightweight, too.
http://www.cherokee-...com/screencasts.html

1922
Finally they added my Vim cleanup to the "official" list.  :D
(Whch was the only reason for me to switch to BleachBit every now and then.)

Still, it seems to be missing in CCEnhancer?  :huh:

1923
Î am currently switching from FileZilla to Cyberduck which has a funny look and feel.  :D

1924
General Software Discussion / Re: Process Explorer 14
« on: November 17, 2010, 07:43 AM »
I just tried it and went back to the old version. When I close the window of v14, the process keeps running on the background and I need to manually kill it using the regular windows explorer.
I remember v12 to have done that, too. Or was it the tray icon functionality?

1925
It was just an unobtrusive hint for the mapping abilities... so when it comes to WordStar bindings, Vim does that well, too.  :)

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