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When Google Reader died, so did a large part of me, and the web. That said, I'm recently back on RSS and this is another good feed: https://servo.org/blog/fee
by Y_Y 1y ago
When Google Reader died, so did a large part of me, and the web.
That said, I'm recently back on RSS and this is another good feed:
https://servo.org/blog/feed.xml https://servo.org/blog/feed.xml
- srott 1y agoI wish I had a RSS reader to feed this to...
- skyfaller 1y agoOne of my favorite RSS readers is https://vore.website https://vore.website - river of news, no unread indicators, simple. It's a website, as the domain suggests, so no need to install anything.
- zymhan 1y ago> as the domain suggests It suggests a couple of things...
- Millennium 1y agoYeah, after the appropriate layers of VPN/Incognito/Tor/muted phone/etc I braved the link, and it turns out it's actually real, but that is still not a hostname I want connected to me in anyone's access logs more than once.
- skyfaller 1y agoGood news, you can grab the source code and host it yourself on a less troubling domain: https://git.j3s.sh/vore https://git.j3s.sh/vore It's under the NON-VIOLENT PUBLIC LICENSE v5, which is probably not open source, but should be fine for personal use if you're not an arms dealer or prison warden.
- gkbrk 1y agoThere's more RSS readers than you can count. No need to pick a proprietary one with a sketchy license when there are tons of great open-source options.
- heavyset_go 1y agoI'm happy with FreshRSS
- mohamedattahri 1y agoIf you're on iOS/MacOS, try https://netnewswire.com https://netnewswire.com. Old-school high-quality free macOS app.
- avtar 1y agoMiniflux is pretty good and easy to self-host: https://github.com/miniflux/v2 https://github.com/miniflux/v2 https://miniflux.app/docs/docker.html https://miniflux.app/docs/docker.html
- gorgoiler 1y agoI have similar emotions about google.com no longer working in w3m and other no-JS browsers, something that happened this year seemingly to very little fanfare, or whatever the antonym to fanfare is. (Oh! I wonder if Servo will bring about a new, JS enabled, TUI browser?)
- lastontheboat 1y agoThis is something I want to make possible! There was an early experiment in https://github.com/mcclure/cuervo/ https://github.com/mcclure/cuervo/ which helped identify some ways that our embedding APIs would need to change to support that use case.
- niutech 1y agoAs for modern TUI browsers, there are already: Chawan, Browsh, Carbonyl.
- eMPee584 1y agoyeah very sad, had a tmux shortcut for quickly "googling" things.. However, https://www.startpage.com/ https://www.startpage.com/ does not complain and supposedly sports the same search index.. For modern sites and if your terminal toolchain does not support sixel, https://github.com/fathyb/carbonyl https://github.com/fathyb/carbonyl is a neat hack that gives you a text-rendered blink engine, i.e. supporting all the same sites as those pesky GUI browsers. With sixel/kitty graphics, there was another option which slipped my mind.. [edit: maybe chawan as in sibling comment, but that also is "not supported" by google with the default user agent.]