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   by k1m 5y ago

   Thanks, it's a great site!
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   by k1m 5y ago

   That Guardian's treatment of Assange has been awful. I collected a bunch of attack-pieces and lies about Assange published by them here: https://theguardian.fivefilters.org/assange/
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   by k1m 5y ago

   Media Lens have done great work analysing the Guardian's output over the years, particularly their support for wars: https://www.medialens.org/?s=guardian I think anyone really interested in the Guardian's failing
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   Google News RSS Feeds(fivefilters.org)

   3 points by k1m 5y ago|0 comments
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   Advertising is the worst industry on the planet(twitter.com)

   9 points by k1m 5y ago|2 comments
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   How to read stuff posted online(blog.ayjay.org)

   1 points by k1m 5y ago|0 comments
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   by k1m 5y ago

   Thank you! Glad you find them useful, and really appreciate the support.
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   by k1m 5y ago

   Sent you an email.
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   by k1m 5y ago

   > Most of those that support it will only show you the headline and maybe the first paragraph before including a link to the full article. If you'd like to turn partial feeds into full-text versions, the project I work on might help
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    by k1m 5y ago

    Yes, I work on one such service here: https://www.fivefilters.org/push-to-kindle/
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    Clean Up the Web(cleanuptheweb.org)

    4 points by k1m 5y ago|1 comments
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    by k1m 6y ago

    I'm not sure if the account is operated by a single person, and if it is, I'm not interested in "hanging them" for their opinions. This isn't a free speech issue. People go to Wikipedia thinking they're getting
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    by k1m 6y ago

    If a banned Wikipedia editor was responsible for 56% of the content of your Wikipedia page, would you not be concerned?
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    by k1m 6y ago

    I worked on the article posted here. I think it's come up again because anti-war US writers are now noticing more hostile editing of their pages[1]. Philip Cross was banned from editing in the area of British politics (which, in my op
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    by k1m 6y ago

    We charge for the self-hosted version, but you get the full PHP code to host it yourself under the AGPL license when you purchase.
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    How to turn a webpage into an RSS feed using CSS selectors and Feed Creator(fivefilters.org)

    18 points by k1m 6y ago|3 comments
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    by k1m 6y ago

    You're right, but I think this depends on the browser too. I actually pass a stylesheet in the HTTP response header to make text appear white on a black background. Firefox respects this, but Chrome doesn't (at least for plain tex
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    by k1m 6y ago

    Very nice! I should add a bookmarklet to the home page.
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    by k1m 6y ago

    I work on something called https://txtify.it that you can prefix onto almost any article URL to get a plain text-only version, e.g. https://txtify.it/https://www.nytimes.com/2021/03/29&#x
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    by k1m 6y ago

    Thanks for the link. Technical part from that interview: > On a technical level, the site obtains stories through the existing Google News RSS feed, which are then processed with some PHP trickery. "Google News has a very nice RSS f
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    by k1m 6y ago

    I work on a project to transform partial feeds into full-text versions. The idea is you give it the partial feeds URL and subscribe to the feed URL it generates: https://www.fivefilters.org/full-text-rss/
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    by k1m 6y ago

    The Guardian ask you to call a number to cancel your "digital subscription", according to this tweet https://twitter.com/Cauchemar111/status/1359881508731944963
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    ‘Our Indifference to Ourselves’ – Beyond the ‘Virtue’ of Self-Sacrifice(medialens.org)

    1 points by k1m 6y ago|0 comments
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    How the Media Cracks Down on Critics of Israel(currentaffairs.org)

    62 points by k1m 6y ago|34 comments
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    What Glenn Greenwald Fears from Substack(onezero.medium.com)

    2 points by k1m 6y ago|0 comments
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    by k1m 6y ago

    Thank you. Happy to hear it's been useful for you. And yes, I work on Push to Kindle too.
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    by k1m 6y ago

    Oh that's fantastic! I've been meaning to look into providing a Docker version at some point, will definitely look more at how you've done things here.
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    by k1m 6y ago

    I've worked on something similar for some years: http://ftr.fivefilters.org An older version available on BitBucket: https://bitbucket.org/fivefilters/full-text-rss/src/master/
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    by k1m 6y ago

    If you're okay with feeds generated from the home pages of those sites, the Feed Creator project I work on can generate feeds for them: * Reuters: https://createfeed.fivefilters.org/index.php?url=https%3A%2F... * AP:
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    by k1m 6y ago

    If the website is still accessible, it's possible to generate an RSS feed using the main page URL. I work on a project called Feed Creator that does this. You give it the page URL and the item selectors: http://createfeed.fi