Forget billionaire algorithms, use RSS.
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Forget billionaire algorithms, use RSS. Most sites have them.
Both the Thimbleweed Park Blog and Grumpy Gamer do. Full text feeds.
I've been using and serving RSS since 2005.
All the cool kids are doing it.
@grumpygamer yeah, and if you're using Vivaldi, the RSS reader is built-in.
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Forget billionaire algorithms, use RSS. Most sites have them.
Both the Thimbleweed Park Blog and Grumpy Gamer do. Full text feeds.
I've been using and serving RSS since 2005.
All the cool kids are doing it.
@grumpygamer ReSiStance ?
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@grumpygamer yeah, and if you're using Vivaldi, the RSS reader is built-in.
@gbsills @grumpygamer I don't want it built-in. If Vivalidi enshittifies, that means I have to drag my saved feeds somewhere else, again.
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@gbsills @grumpygamer I don't want it built-in. If Vivalidi enshittifies, that means I have to drag my saved feeds somewhere else, again.
@Azuaron @grumpygamer Unless you are writing your own reader, any reader you chose may let you down in the future.
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Forget billionaire algorithms, use RSS. Most sites have them.
Both the Thimbleweed Park Blog and Grumpy Gamer do. Full text feeds.
I've been using and serving RSS since 2005.
All the cool kids are doing it.
My Fediverse app of choice is the venerable #Friendica , precisely because it natively supports #RSS feeds since before Mastodon even existed. An useful fact: Tumblr, BlueSky, Mastodon, YouTube and most WordPress blogs support RSS. It's entirely possible to use an RSS reader as a relatively private YouTube subscription manager, in particular with FreshRSS and the YouLag extension. -
Forget billionaire algorithms, use RSS. Most sites have them.
Both the Thimbleweed Park Blog and Grumpy Gamer do. Full text feeds.
I've been using and serving RSS since 2005.
All the cool kids are doing it.
@grumpygamer
Ive been building a search engine for almost a year. All data are coming from RSS feeds
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Forget billionaire algorithms, use RSS. Most sites have them.
Both the Thimbleweed Park Blog and Grumpy Gamer do. Full text feeds.
I've been using and serving RSS since 2005.
All the cool kids are doing it.
@grumpygamer RSS, BBS, email lists: old tech FTW
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@Azuaron @grumpygamer Unless you are writing your own reader, any reader you chose may let you down in the future.
@gbsills @grumpygamer There are degrees of probability with that, though. I'm currently using FreshRSS, which I don't generally recommend for people because it requires you to have an understanding of Docker. But, it is open source, so if the maintainers go out of their minds with, for instance, AI slop or something, I can always pause updates, and it's not like the RSS standard has frequent updates. If I need to, I can fork it and make whatever minor tweaks are required.
What I really want is a dedicated desktop app that's open source and I could recommend to people, but I haven't found a good one.
All that being said, this may end with me writing a Servo-powered RSS desktop app and hating that it's come to this.
And that being said, bold of you to assume I wouldn't let myself down.
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Forget billionaire algorithms, use RSS. Most sites have them.
Both the Thimbleweed Park Blog and Grumpy Gamer do. Full text feeds.
I've been using and serving RSS since 2005.
All the cool kids are doing it.
@grumpygamer RSSistance
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Forget billionaire algorithms, use RSS. Most sites have them.
Both the Thimbleweed Park Blog and Grumpy Gamer do. Full text feeds.
I've been using and serving RSS since 2005.
All the cool kids are doing it.
@grumpygamer Which would you recommend from a blog writer perspective?
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@gbsills @grumpygamer I don't want it built-in. If Vivalidi enshittifies, that means I have to drag my saved feeds somewhere else, again.
@Azuaron @gbsills @grumpygamer I've migrated my feed readers many times, from local software, to free online services, to payed services, and then to self-hosted freshRSS. It's easy enough (just one file to export). Glad that this technology is so interopable
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Forget billionaire algorithms, use RSS. Most sites have them.
Both the Thimbleweed Park Blog and Grumpy Gamer do. Full text feeds.
I've been using and serving RSS since 2005.
All the cool kids are doing it.
@grumpygamer 100% Few weeks back went in and made sure my site was RSS happy!
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@grumpygamer Which would you recommend from a blog writer perspective?
@HobbyHero I use hugo for static sites.
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Forget billionaire algorithms, use RSS. Most sites have them.
Both the Thimbleweed Park Blog and Grumpy Gamer do. Full text feeds.
I've been using and serving RSS since 2005.
All the cool kids are doing it.
@grumpygamer the message, which i agree with, is undercut by this website being totally and obviously AI generated.
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@grumpygamer the message, which i agree with, is undercut by this website being totally and obviously AI generated.
@760ceb3b9c0ba4872cadf3ce35a7a4 @grumpygamer I'm NGL, seeing "the resistance" followed by suggesting AI software did 3 psychic damage.
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@760ceb3b9c0ba4872cadf3ce35a7a4 @grumpygamer I'm NGL, seeing "the resistance" followed by suggesting AI software did 3 psychic damage.
@vex @grumpygamer eyeroll x 1000
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Forget billionaire algorithms, use RSS. Most sites have them.
Both the Thimbleweed Park Blog and Grumpy Gamer do. Full text feeds.
I've been using and serving RSS since 2005.
All the cool kids are doing it.
@grumpygamer I was an active RSS enjoyer until all the things Ibwas subscribes to stopped supporting RSS
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Forget billionaire algorithms, use RSS. Most sites have them.
Both the Thimbleweed Park Blog and Grumpy Gamer do. Full text feeds.
I've been using and serving RSS since 2005.
All the cool kids are doing it.
@grumpygamer Good advice. I've been using 'snownews' in Linux for a long time: https://sourceforge.net/projects/snownews/
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Forget billionaire algorithms, use RSS. Most sites have them.
Both the Thimbleweed Park Blog and Grumpy Gamer do. Full text feeds.
I've been using and serving RSS since 2005.
All the cool kids are doing it.
@grumpygamer I'd be stoked if I could get RSS through tor.
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Forget billionaire algorithms, use RSS. Most sites have them.
Both the Thimbleweed Park Blog and Grumpy Gamer do. Full text feeds.
I've been using and serving RSS since 2005.
All the cool kids are doing it.
@grumpygamer I use ReadYou from @fdroidorg. Very nice and simple app. F-Droid also has a blog post every once in a while about updates on free softwares. Recommended!
