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No one. It psychologically makes me feel guilty if I can't keep up. I'd weirdly rather have an email and ignore or read it than pull rss and not read for ages.
by hahahahhaah 9mo ago
No one. It psychologically makes me feel guilty if I can't keep up. I'd weirdly rather have an email and ignore or read it than pull rss and not read for ages. Funny enough the only time I used rss was when I had that cool outlook integration that made them seem like emails.
- steanne 9mo agoi think thunderbird has an rss reader, though i've not tried it
- chriswarbo 9mo ago> Funny enough the only time I used rss was when I had that cool outlook integration that made them seem like emails. I convert feeds to maildir, and read them in email clients (Thunderbird, KMail, Emacs+Gnus, Emacs+mu4e, etc.). That lets me use the same setup for emails and feeds; keeping them on a network mount makes sync trivial; etc. I use http://www.chriswarbo.net/git/feed2maildir http://www.chriswarbo.net/git/feed2maildir which is a fork of https://github.com/sulami/feed2maildir https://github.com/sulami/feed2maildir that rips out a bunch of unneeded complexity (config files, databases, fetching, looping, etc.)