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		<title>SSH is awesome</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I think that ssh is probably the most awesome thing that I have ever used on a computer. Not only does it allow you to be on another computer remotely, but if you configure it correctly it will allow you to login more securely than with a standard password. And once a computer has exchanged ]]></description>
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