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by trekz 2mo ago
I think he just means that you should add an autodiscovery link tag pointing to your RSS feed URL. Then it will automatically be picked up by RSS readers. See https://www.rssboard.org/rss-autodiscovery . As unnecessarily sna
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by trekz 7mo ago
Right. Consoles shouldn't be doing it either, but here we are...
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by trekz 7mo ago
I think openrss.org has YouTube playlist feeds
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by trekz 7mo ago
It does have an RSS feed at https://explainers.blog/feed.xml
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by trekz 7mo ago
Looks like there's an RSS feed at https://explainers.blog/feed.xml
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by trekz 7mo ago
It looks like it does have a feed: https://explainers.blog/feed.xml
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by trekz 9mo ago
> If you have a large enough codebase, you'll likely find a few cases where things work in TypeScript but its equivalent somehow fails type check in JSDoc. You keep repeating this throughout the thread. Can you give an example?
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by trekz 10mo ago
Sorry but this is a pointless survey. Not sure how one could determine whether RSS is alive when it already is. The other problem is that the responses will be skewed depending on where you choose to advertise this survey and who's mor
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by trekz 1y ago
> I really am mad at Rachel Don't know what you're so angry with Rachel about. I provide feeds for readers and many of them are way too greedy and frequently do hammer websites, often unneccessarily. Mix in all the rampant AI b
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by trekz 1y ago
It can be done but it's not practical because most RSS readers don't even send an Accept header at all, let alone one with an XML mime type.
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by trekz 2y ago
You can try openrss.org. I believe the Spotify and Apple Music feeds will work for you. https://openrss.org/feeds/spotify
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by trekz 2y ago
Open RSS does https://openrss.org/www.bloomberg.com Has feeds for deep-linked sections too https://openrss.org/www.bloomberg.com/technology
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by trekz 2y ago
RSS feed: https://hnrss.org/submitted?id=whoishiring
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by trekz 2y ago
Direct link to the comment on the thread: https://github.com/mozilla/standards-positions/issues/340#is...
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Mozilla is currently not investing in PWAs (2021)(github.com)
1 points by trekz 2y ago|3 comments
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by trekz 2y ago
Nice. How are you syncing and deduping the data? The page says it uses an API but doesn't go into detail of which. Is there storage and caching implemented?
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by trekz 2y ago
Well that sucks. Fortunately, there are apps that still allow you to generate RSS feeds like rss.app. OpenRSS.org may also be of interest, an organization built to fight against companies that get rid of their RSS feeds.
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by trekz 2y ago
Many people share this same sentiment that RSS feeds should use a push vs pull mechanism, as if it's somehow going to solve all scalability problems. Both approaches run into scaling issues, they're just different. Sure, pulling m
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by trekz 2y ago
Yeah, relying too much on modified headers from requests to send the appropriate response isn't ideal, because request headers can be incorrect and largely unreliable. Responding with a Cache-Control header with a max-age seems like a
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by trekz 2y ago
Not surprised to see Reeder in there. It’s a great app for Apple users. But that app can bring a website to its knees with how aggressive it is. I can see in my logs that it constantly makes over ~20 requests to different RSS feeds on my do
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by trekz 2y ago
Yeah, there are also third-party services that provide RSS feeds for additional Mastodon data like tags as well. e.g. https://openrss.org/mastodon.social/tags/assange
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by trekz 2y ago
There's https://github.com/AboutRSS/ALL-about-RSS as well. And https://github.com/voidfiles/awesome-rss . Would be great to see the maintainers of these work together and combine them into one
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by trekz 2y ago
> in a strange way, this almost makes the behavior of hopping onto every new framework rational. Or maybe not doing that and just using native browser APIs? Many of these frameworks are overkill and having so many "new" ones ju
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by trekz 2y ago
Also note, Cloudflare blocks IPs of legitimate automated "good bots" by default, like RSS feed fetchers (1), but allows traffic to some of the most aggressive bots on the web, like Google bot and all sorts of AI bots (2). (1) htt
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by trekz 2y ago
https://openrss.org/open.spotify.com/show/4rOoJ6Egrf8K2Irywz...
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by trekz 3y ago
I'm curious of whether, in the US, Tesla can be sued if their cars hit other drivers who arent using a Tesla. Legally speaking, it seems that the hit driver has legal grounds to sue either Tesla or the driver.
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by trekz 3y ago
Unfortunately, RSS has become less relevant when compared to other popular platforms made by "Big Tech". But I've been using RSS for over a decade now as a window to everything on the internet and I haven't missed a beat
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by trekz 3y ago
You can try openrss by navigating to the user profile and adding openrss.org in front https://openrss.org/www.youtube.com/@MandaloreGaming/videos
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by trekz 3y ago
Probably needs something like how openrss.org does it. Shows a UX friendly view for RSS but gets picked up by RSS readers as well.
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by trekz 3y ago
I use Inoreader. There's a good list over at Open RSS https://openrss.org/rss-feed-readers

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