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    <title>CommitStrip&#39;s RSS Feed is Broken</title>
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<p>Lately, I've been trying to get caught up and remain caught up with daily content: empty email inbox, no unread Slack messages, and now, all RSS feeds read. It's the last of these that led me to a fascinating discovery.</p>
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