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|    ultima thule to ultima thule    |
|    Re: Interesting RSS Feeds Thread    |
|    12 Nov 25 18:13:27    |
      From: ultimathule@none.invalid              On 11/10/25 4:55 PM, ultima thule wrote:       > On 11/10/25 2:54 PM, MasterKarsten wrote:       >> TheMon, 10 Nov 2025 13:26:23 -0500, ultima thule wrote:       >>       >>> In modern day, every shitty website has an account / notification system       >>> to get new information. If you want notifications for new content on 5       >>> different sites, then you need 5 different accounts. RSS lets you       >>> centralise everything in a feed reader. If you're using Thunderbird for       >>> Usenet, then you can read feeds there.       >>>       >>> I use RSS primarily for political substacks which I won't bore you with.       >>> You can also use RSS to see when YouTube channels upload, like a       >>> subscription without a Google account.       >>>       >>> If you know any interesting feeds, then please share them! Use the same       >>> format given in the "Interesting Webpages Thread":       >>>       >>> ==========================================================================       >>> Luke       Smith       >>> ==========================================================================       >>>       >>> The man who fell for every /g/ meme writing about philosophy,       >>> technology, etc.       >>>       >>> URL: https://lukesmith.xyz/index.xml       >>       >> I'm quite guilty of not using RSS feeds anymore. I though the service was       >> killed like 10 years ago? I should look into it again!       >>       >>       >>       > I think Google killed their feed reader more than a decade ago, but many       > websites still support RSS. Most often sites will support RSS as       > default behaviour for e.g. wordpress without the webmaster even knowing.       >       > Definitely worth using RSS so you're simply told when there's new       > content instead of impulsively searching for something to read. It's       > like shopping knowing exactly what you want to buy instead of looking       > for shiny new things you never actually wanted.              ffs reading llm output has destroyed my ability to write.        >slop analogies       i apologise.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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