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News and features from Living IT are syndicated via XML/RSS and as a Javascript headline generator, allowing you to read stories in whatever format you choose and also publish on your own site.
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RSS News Feeds
Frequently asked questions...
I clicked on the RSS icon and all I got was a page of gibberish.
What you're seeing is the raw XML code. It's sort of readable by humans but it's designed to be read by a software program. If you want to use our XML syndication as an individual, you'll need a special program called a "news aggregator." A news aggregator allows you to read headlines and snippets from any number of websites at one time. News aggregators are available for any computer platform or operating system. Yahoo maintains an extensive list of news aggregators, many of which are available at no cost.
Great, when can I start?
You can begin using RSS today, right now. Download and install one of the many news aggregators and add a link to the Living-IT feed. Whenever we publish a new story you'll be notified within an hour of its availability. Want more? They're called "feeds." Look for the little orange XML and RSS buttons on your favorite websites and add those links to your news aggregator.
If you're using the Firefox browser, you can add a "Live Bookmark" to Living IT by clicking the orange subscription button in the bottom right of your browser window. This type of bookmark shows you links direct to the latest stories, updated automatically by the RSS feed.
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How to Stop someone stealing your PC/laptop
Laptops may be inexpensive now but thieves will still walk off with them given half a chance. PCs can also be attractive to thieves, especially if they have high specifications or there are a few of them all together in one place. And while you can never guard against physical theft completely there are a few things that you can do to minimise the appeal of your systems to those with criminal intentions
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