Comments for Kevin's Blog http://kevinrailsback.com/blog have towel, will travel Thu, 20 Nov 2008 23:31:46 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.2 Comment on More on InfoWorld’s RSS/Apache optimization by Rich Moffitt http://kevinrailsback.com/blog/more-on-infoworlds-rssapache-optimization/#comment-5 Rich Moffitt Mon, 26 Jul 2004 23:01:47 +0000 http://kevinrailsback.com/blog/more-on-infoworlds-rssapache-optimization/#comment-5 Wow, it sounds like you guys have quite the RSS readership. I just started re-subscribing to feeds after getting a new machine and reconfiguring my Mozilla client. Anyway, I'm curious to see how you continue to address the server load issues. It's been a litle while since I've been in touch with you guys. How is the CMS doing lately, by the way? Wow, it sounds like you guys have quite the RSS readership. I just started re-subscribing to feeds after getting a new machine and reconfiguring my Mozilla client.

Anyway, I’m curious to see how you continue to address the server load issues. It’s been a litle while since I’ve been in touch with you guys. How is the CMS doing lately, by the way?

]]> Comment on Fixing InfoWorld’s RSS growing pains by Danny http://kevinrailsback.com/blog/fixing-infoworlds-rss-growing-pains/#comment-4 Danny Sat, 24 Jul 2004 07:55:08 +0000 http://kevinrailsback.com/blog/fixing-infoworlds-rss-growing-pains/#comment-4 Just a thought, probably already suggested, but why not set up a page for each of the popular aggregators with screenshots of how to change the update time. Then pump some items down your RSS feeds saying "important info for users of aggregator X". Nagging the developers to make the time more random might help eventually too... Just a thought, probably already suggested, but why not set up a page for each of the popular aggregators with screenshots of how to change the update time. Then pump some items down your RSS feeds saying “important info for users of aggregator X”.

Nagging the developers to make the time more random might help eventually too…

]]> Comment on Catholic Church outsourcing prayers to India??? by Amanda http://kevinrailsback.com/blog/catholic-church-outsourcing-prayers-to-india/#comment-3 Amanda Mon, 14 Jun 2004 21:16:19 +0000 http://kevinrailsback.com/blog/catholic-church-outsourcing-prayers-to-india/#comment-3 The NYT is totally off-base on this one. The Catholic church has been "outsourcing" prayers for decades. It's a way for the weathy American Catholic churches to redirect some monies to priests of missions and parishes that need help. I'm sorry but this is not news. The NYT is totally off-base on this one. The Catholic church has been “outsourcing” prayers for decades. It’s a way for the weathy American Catholic churches to redirect some monies to priests of missions and parishes that need help.

I’m sorry but this is not news.

]]> Comment on How full is that keg? by sugar http://kevinrailsback.com/blog/how-full-is-that-keg/#comment-2 sugar Wed, 09 Jun 2004 14:54:07 +0000 http://kevinrailsback.com/blog/how-full-is-that-keg/#comment-2 Have you solved your Problem with your bcm5700 setting your NIC speed? If yes, please blog how. I have the same Problem here. thx sugar. Have you solved your Problem with your bcm5700 setting your NIC speed?
If yes, please blog how. I have the same Problem here.

thx sugar.

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