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Robert Kingett

This is interesting all by itself, but does anyone have any long form blogs that cover Internet drama/influencer drama such as this? I am the kind of person that will read a three hour long post in one sitting, so if you have longer form content, would love to read it . I typically read long form essays, but I’m thinking deep/ long form dives of Internet drama articulating it as if I was an offline user, it would be ironically educational and some weird way so share if you know of any that fulfill this criteria! Alright, let's talk about the Hasan Piker and Ethan Klein feud garbageday.email/p/alright-let #Blog #Blog #influencer #Drama #IndieWeb #RSS

Read to the end for a very troubling work schedule
Garbage DayAlright, let's talk about the Hasan Piker and Ethan Klein feudRead to the end for a very troubling work schedule
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Calishat

Y'all remember that Mastodon tool I was telling you about yesterday, to monitor hashtags?

I found it very useful but I made it two years ago when I knew a lot less and that code was CRUSTY.

So I spent the day doing an overhaul and now it's got a nice settings panel so you don't have to muck about in the code. It's also better at feed display.

I'll update GitHub tomorrow but I'm also going to put it up as a web app so you don't have to download anything.

A revamped MastoVibes in action. There's now a place to add and remove hashtags from the monitor, as well as a panel of settings for changing the RSS feed or the instance being monitored for trending links or the refresh time.
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TiTiNoNero :__:

Ho passato tutto il giorno per rimuovere la ricerca fulltext "client-side" dal mio sito e metterla "server-side". I motivi sono diversi...

  1. Adesso è decisamente più veloce e ho incluso anche tutte le trascrizioni dei podcast nella ricerca.
  2. Non trasferisco più 500Kb a ciascun client quando fa una ricerca.
  3. Non c'è più un file unico in formato #rss che contenga tutto il testo del mio sito.
  4. Ora si può aggiungere il mio motore di ricerca su Firefox con 2 click!
Pagina dei risultati della ricerca.
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Paul Chambers🚧

My local funeral home changed its web hosting platform for a corporate funeral industry stock hosting platform, and it doesn't have an #RSS feed because corporate funeral home service industry provider wants you to visit the website to hawk its merchandising—flowers, caskets, trinkets, hardcopy guest books, etc, all the things they get a commission on.

I read the whitepaper for sales and marketing from the big corporate funeral service provider that says just that. It read that merchandising makes up 60% of the profit that a funeral home gets on an annual basis.

RSS kept me in the loop. I still visited the obits and left condolences and saw their merchandise.

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Davide Eynard (+mala)

What is your setup for following/reading #RSS feeds?

I wanted to have something I could have full control on, sync across devices, and that I could use offline. My final solution is #FreshRSS running as a Docker container on my raspi, and @NetNewsWire on my phone… Perhaps a bit overkill 😅 but it does exactly what I want!

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Lars Windolf

Liferea GTK4 port is progressing. The GUI now presents itself as in GTK3 and rendering looks complete with proper styling now. This was mostly thanks to #cambalache replacing #glade as RAD tool. While it crashes from time to time it is still very helpful.

Next steps will be fixing signals, getting actions to work and going through all the dialogs to migrate them into Cambalache and get them working properly.

Screenshot of Liferea 2.0 code base illustrating a header bar at the top with the same buttons and a preview pane with proper CSS layout in the right lower corner.
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Droppie [infosec] 🐨:archlinux: :kde: :firefox_nightly: :thunderbird: :vegan:​

@MsDropbear42 Update; happy one, i think.

Have been using Feedbro for years [with many excursions of various duration to test other #RSS AddOns], but recently my wunderlust returned [F has been doing some randomly irritating weirdarsenesses occasionally, like for many minutes after launching :firefox_nightly: Nightly, simply ignoring my clicks on its toolbar icon's dropdown list of new feeds, & its native links even to open its UI... plus, there's still my long-term discomfort with aspects of its UI's ergonomics & aesthetics... and ofc that shitty name].

  • a few nights ago i installed one i'd not seen before, RSS Sage-Like by arielg. It has a minimal UI [which opens in the FF sidebar] that is ok albeit lacks some important config options though having some others that are nice. It is like Brief & Livemarks in that it relies on the actual parent websites to stream the feeds... which i am now fine with despite my original aversion to this style. Its two big weaknesses though, which have driven me from it now, are that its icon does not indicate new feeds, so one must constantly manually check... & that it #necrofetches like a bastard, sigh.

  • two nights ago i installed Brief again [i've had many dalliances with it over recent year/s], even though it's not been updated for 9 months, so logically should still have the same flaws i noted last time/s. However i wanted to assess if i might be able to tolerate them any better, this time. Thank goodness i did, coz i discovered a setting [per-feed, unfortunately, not global] i'd either not seen before or else not understood... "Don't mark changed items back as unread". This is fantastic, as now having tediously gone thru every feed's Properties ["Feed Settings" in the context menu] & ticked it, the #necrofetching problem seems to be quashed! IF this misbehaviour is now defeated, the only remaining issue will be... can i tolerate its "major compatibility problem with Guardian Australia mp3 podcasts"?

#Feedreaders#Feedbro#RSS_SageLike
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Robert Kingett

If you’re really curious, go to the all posts section of your RSS reader and then change the ordering from what it is now to oldest to latest. Browse the older content of some of your RSS feeds. I know you’ll find a couple hidden gems. That’s what I’ve been doing for the past day and it’s really Interesting! Some of my feeds go all the way back to 1996. It’s like the most accessible time machine ever! #RSS

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Chase :ani_clubtwit:

It’s taken me a few tries to get into @Iconfactory’s Tapestry app, but I am quite enjoying it now. The gang on @TWiT love it so I thought I’d give it another go. Previously, I’d thought of it as a Mastodon/Bluesky combined app. Which it is… but it’s also more than that. It’s a bit more similar to @feeeed or Reeder, as you can add just about any feed you want to it. After a bit of setup, it becomes quite powerful.

#tapestryapp#iOS#apps
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