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   by kickscondor 6y ago

   Very much agree, Maxwell. Worked on this fork of elasticlunr.js for that purpose: https://github.com/kickscondor/elasticlunr.js
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   by kickscondor 6y ago

   You get it. <3 I get a good number of Github issues with people who want it to act like a normal reader. So there is good reason that most RSS readers act like an inbox. It's just a general expectation.
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   by kickscondor 6y ago

   Fraidycat 2 is going to offer a desktop service you can use from mobile. It won’t be here till later in the year tho, since I’m busy with another project at the moment. Extensions are nice because of the low effort to install and try out. B
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   by kickscondor 6y ago

   Hallooo - this is my project. Glad to offer any help. Thanks for looking in. Also having a connection issue with both Twitch and TikTok unfortunately right now. Will update here when I have it solved. UPDATE: The TikTok and Twitch issue is
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   by kickscondor 6y ago

   https://youtu.be/73gGwGI8Z7E
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   by kickscondor 6y ago

   RSS also strips out all of the styles. I personally like to see posts as they were intended.
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   by kickscondor 6y ago

   Yeah - I’ve gotten a lot of mileage out of these services. Along with commentpara.de for anonymous comments. There’s an anon comment on this post: https://www.kickscondor.com/the-multiverse-diary along with the link to leav
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   by kickscondor 6y ago

   Ok you’ve convinced me - thank you for taking the time to explain in detail! At least on Show HN posts, I now see that this is rude. Apologies to the original author and thank you for the helpful tone.
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   by kickscondor 6y ago

   I agree that I'm stretching it here - personal directories are my personal niche and definitely something that I'm seeing everywhere - even in this little link-sharing tool. But I figure that I'll put the thought out there an
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    by kickscondor 6y ago

    Another great example of how miniature personal directories are experiencing a comeback. * https://tray.club - like this, but allows subpages and notes areas. * https://gossipsweb.net - pay $1 to be in this directory
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    by kickscondor 6y ago

    Just a person - not a big deal. Although the site is different in many ways based on the protocol.
12. 72.▲
    by kickscondor 6y ago

    Blimey. Including the netcat commands in the feed. >chef's kiss<
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    by kickscondor 6y ago

    I believe DNSLink works - I was able to get ipns://kickscondor.com/ working with a TXT record. Is that what you mean?
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    by kickscondor 6y ago

    Beaker also supports regular web links - but Brave also supports Tor websites. However, Beaker has its own extended web API and tooling. You can fork websites, edit them - and you can script this functionality. (For example, I have a wiki s
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    by kickscondor 6y ago

    Ok ok - check this out. ipns://k51qzi5uqu5dlusethckbaq0kf1udrhaq99lvrd21krkbnjukthfbv3hu4wkk8/ [Brave] (edit: got ipns://kickscondor.com/ working.) hyper://f8f860772e5e489beaf5c00390ab5b42703f8dd2a57d
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    by kickscondor 6y ago

    A few things I built for Beaker: Duxtape hyper://5b69209fc2dfb5eafb82e4031cd43c28ebc61e5cdd4dbdc48310bb62263f53e0/ Sneaky Wiki hyper://1c6d8c9e2bca71b63f5219d668b0886e4ee2814a818ad1ea179632f419ed29c4/ You can f
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    by kickscondor 6y ago

    A minimalist version of that: https://legiblenews.com
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    by kickscondor 6y ago

    This is cool! I have a similar game I play with friends called GUCHAT. Same game - nonsense words on a Scrabble board. But everyone has to approve your word. (And you do get a chance to defend the word if there is pushback.) Neat to see the
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    by kickscondor 6y ago

    I think there is a lack of imagination here. Perhaps a "social graph" shouldn't belong to any company. The concept itself might be anti-privacy. Perhaps it's time to move back to simpler things like OPML. (Which people s
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    by kickscondor 6y ago

    Ok - next question then: why do browsers block self-signed certs? If Lets Encrypt now allows any domain to get a cert, what's the harm in a self-signed cert? Seems like a step up from plain HTTP.
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    by kickscondor 6y ago

    Well - you could look at it as extending the browser (into a feed reader) rather than extending the current page.
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    by kickscondor 6y ago

    I don't know. I mean, yes, I need 'blocked requests' and 'unlimited storage' for my extension ( http://fraidyc.at/ ). However, at least I can give Safari users a taste of it - which could either: * dr
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    by kickscondor 6y ago

    New Directions is publishing a collection that has some ‘fragments’ that slipped through the cracks in English anthologies - this is one of them. Hard to believe it could happen, given how many of his novels are painstakingly assembled frag
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    by kickscondor 6y ago

    Or this newsletter along the same lines: https://hnblogs.substack.com/
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    by kickscondor 6y ago

    Oh I feel such a sense of progress just assigning bugs to myself. When I get around to writing a blog post about it, I certainly hope you will be there to upvote it, hombre f.
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    by kickscondor 6y ago

    Hey thanks for this lovely pitch, goblin89. <3 all my goblin friends out there
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    by kickscondor 6y ago

    Hey this is great. Post the link here if you like.
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    by kickscondor 6y ago

    Well, yes - that's my second sentence.
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    by kickscondor 6y ago

    Except: - Most subreddits are hostile to self-promotion of Web stuff. If you're unknown, you're going to have to be socially involved there enough that people know your name. (Though I agree that small subs like /r/esp82
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    by kickscondor 6y ago

    I'm not certain DMOZ is the way to go. The big centralized directories are too hard to keep current. They get slammed with submission. And you end up with so many editors that no one has a sense of ownership. I mean - maybe it's p