RSS
Posts tagged with "RSS".
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For those using micro.blog, this is a clever way to integrate one’s reading experience with micro.blog
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Its nice to see new apps/ideas around RSS feeds popping up !
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Reclaiming My RSS Workflow For years, my RSS reading and my writing have lived in parallel worlds. I consume through feeds, but I publish through my blog. I am increasingly convinced that this separation makes no sense, at least for a segment of my R...
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Vraiment @cert_eu@infosec.exchange , un blog sans flux RSS ?
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Check Kev Quirk blog post about Pure Commons
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I don’t need a new RSS reader but reading the process and browsing the entire article now I really want to try it :))
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FeedLand is an open-source feed reader and sharing platform created by Dave Winer, the pioneer behind RSS itself. It describes itself as “an ecosystem of feeds, news and people” — a place to subscribe to RSS feeds, organize them, discover what others...
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My indiekit blogroll plugin now supports feeding a blogroll page/widget from OPML URL, OPML FILE, Microsub and Feedland the first two are a given, but the microsub source basically reuse the already subscribed feed from my indiekit microsub implement...
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Can you imagine having to pay for a domain name forever because it became part of the web ? probably the case for : https://feedburner.com/ I remember when everyone (some 20 years ago) where using feedburner to proxy their RSS feed. Gosh I’m old :))
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Je n’ai jamais vraiment été collectionneur de quoi que ce soit. Peut être de musique pendant un temps, à l’époque du MP3, il y a une vingtaine d’années. En dehors de cela, il n’y a jamais eu quelque chose pour laquelle je me sentais assez passionné p...
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I have never really been a collector of anything. Maybe music for a while, back in the MP3 era, twenty years ago. Other than that, there was never something I felt passionate enough to collect, at least not in real life, not physical objects. I never...
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