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Several, but not many that I actually used daily/weekly for an extended period of time. I am not a huge fan of podcasts but I do listen to a select few. I am a
by wink 5y ago
Several, but not many that I actually used daily/weekly for an extended period of time.
I am not a huge fan of podcasts but I do listen to a select few. I am also weird and only listen to them on my main machine at home while doing something else.
I was a huge fan of Juice[0] but it hadn't been updated in ages and at some point its TLS parts were too old and I gave up updating it to Python 3 after a quick try. So I wrote my own Podcast library thing in C++/Qt which talks to a backend, where the data is stored.
[0]: http://juicereceiver.sourceforge.net/ http://juicereceiver.sourceforge.net/
And I wrote a soup.io clone in Clojure that I use mostly for song bookmarking via youtube (but so I can play them). Then I stripped nearly all of the soup features and now it's just a tumblelog I guess. Then after many years I rewrote it and didn't open source the rewrite.
And as you mentioned, the odd metrics/scraping/whatever job that's being run every night and where I actually look at the output several times per week, in one case it's an actual program, yeah.