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[Possibly OT] Synchronizing data

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Wwalt <wa1ter@myrealbox.com>
Date
Dec 1, 2005, 00:26 UTC
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If this is truly irrelevant to git, then I apologize. I'm posting this link not because I understand all the issues, rather because of a gut feeling that it may (possibly) be relevant to people who are trying to share data across a network:

http://open.itworld.com/4934/051123msrss/page_1.html

This is a typical e-newsletter which may disappear very quickly. The article concerns extensions to RSS being proposed by our friends at M$.

I'm sure I would learn a lot if you code-wizards would explain why this concept would be good (or bad) for git.

Thanks!
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  1. waltDec 1, 2005

Read the whole thread, see it on lore, or plain text.

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