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In his previous two articles, Adam Behringer described how to build a flexible enterprise database. Here, in part three of this series, he shows how XML can provide great flexibility for database output applied to other applications. [Meerkat: An Open Wire Service: MacDevCenter.com] .< 2:03:01 PM  >Slashdot | Torrentocracy = RSS Bit Torrent Your TV I've started a project called Torrentocracy which is the combination of RSS, Bit Torrent and your Television. It's written as a plugin for MythTV (the homebrew Linux PVR project). This means you can not only easily find out about new torrents from various enclosure enabled blogs, but you can also start the torrent download process with the click of your TV remote control. Are RSS aggregators which support torrent downloads the next greatest thing since web browsers? Big changes are afoot and I'm afraid most media outlets are not paying attention. They will be blind-sided just as the music industry was. |
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