06 February 2007
Cicero Jones RSS Feed / Firefox
I feel that I need to bring this up again:
For those wishing to subscribe to this page via an RSS feed, this is the link: 
For those wishing to subscribe to this page via an RSS feed, this is the link:
http://cicerojones.blogspot.com/atom.xml
RSS is, simply put: a way to monitor different websites and other news sources via individual feeds. A "push" source that gives you information when the information is there and fits within parameters you've previously defined, as opposed to a "pull" source ( e.g. you looking through washingtonpost.com for interesting stories).
Since I first created this feed back in 2004, a major revolution has taken place: Firefox. I HIGHLY SUGGEST you download Firefox (click the link) and then refer to this page to learn how to integrate RSS feeds into your Firefox browsing experience.
Just like there is no excuse not to be using Gmail as your primary personal email account, there is no excuse to not be using Firefox as your primary browser. How do you think I find out about all of these articles and stay on top of the news in general? Easy: RSS feeds via Firefox.
¶ 8:34 AM RSS is, simply put: a way to monitor different websites and other news sources via individual feeds. A "push" source that gives you information when the information is there and fits within parameters you've previously defined, as opposed to a "pull" source ( e.g. you looking through washingtonpost.com for interesting stories).
Since I first created this feed back in 2004, a major revolution has taken place: Firefox. I HIGHLY SUGGEST you download Firefox (click the link) and then refer to this page to learn how to integrate RSS feeds into your Firefox browsing experience.
Just like there is no excuse not to be using Gmail as your primary personal email account, there is no excuse to not be using Firefox as your primary browser. How do you think I find out about all of these articles and stay on top of the news in general? Easy: RSS feeds via Firefox.
