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by m-localhost 8y ago
I highly recommend The David Feldman Show. Long episodes with guests - comedians, but also politics. A weekly appearance of Aaron Berg who is super funny. https://davidfeldmanshow.com/
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by m-localhost 8y ago
Use https://huffduffer.com/ - it extracts the audio from Youtube Videos and adds it to a feed you can subscribe to. The bookmarklet lets you collect all the audio in the wild. Best service ever.
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by m-localhost 8y ago
I like to listen to them when they make fun about Cernovich, Q and the Alt-right, but sometimes it's just too specific about people I've never heard of.
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by m-localhost 8y ago
unfortunately no. It was announced a year ago and then nothing happened. But they still seem to be working on...
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by m-localhost 8y ago
I'm waiting for https://superhuman.com/ finally to launch
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by m-localhost 8y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/rss https://www.merriam-webster.com/wotd/feed/rss2 and 5000 others :)
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by m-localhost 8y ago
Maybe Superhuman is opening to the public by then? It sounds promising. https://techcrunch.com/2017/08/18/rapportive-founders-new-st... https://superhuman.com/
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by m-localhost 8y ago
Dreamweaver was pretty nice (compared to the mess that Adobe GoLive was) and definitely close to what static site generators are doing today, just with a gui. It was really awesome, when I discovered Dreamweavers dynamic templating, becaus
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by m-localhost 8y ago
If I already considered plain text for writing, I would rather start with a flat file system like Grav[1] or Pico CMS[2] that's based on markdown files, than trying to get the content out of a wordpress db later. Given, WP is at this p
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by m-localhost 8y ago
- Wallabag (Pocket/Instapaper replacement) [1] - Embed (Embed.ly replacement) [2] - Nextcloud (Dropbox etc) - foobar2000 (Spotify :P) [1]: https://github.com/wallabag/wallabag [2]: https://github.com&#x
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by m-localhost 8y ago
There are attempts with some serverside voodoo, but it doesn't look like it's possible.
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by m-localhost 8y ago
Self-hosted Wallabag instance is great. I collect article there first, sync them to pocket as a backup. (Wallabag RSS->IFTTT->Pocket) https://wallabag.org/en
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by m-localhost 8y ago
just wanted to mention that. Indeed a very insightful episode, that explained a lot of comments I've seen lately.
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by m-localhost 8y ago
It's so nice to build something that works without JS in the first place and then just add some JS and CSS3 animations.
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by m-localhost 8y ago
You might want to contribute here: https://github.com/impressivewebs/HTML9-Responsive-Boilerstr... the project is still going strong, on the the Issues side.
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by m-localhost 8y ago
Very good points. I haven't thought about the broken website problem due to embeds.
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by m-localhost 8y ago
In his case, he depends on it and so does the media in analyzing his tweets. That would be an interesting scenario where he loses a channel he considers as important outlet.
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by m-localhost 8y ago
I don't think it's so easy to make people move to another platform that fast and to create the same/similar eco system that allows twitter right now, to influence public opinion (with popular hashtags build up by bot networks
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What would happen if Twitter were to shut down over night?
9 points by m-localhost 8y ago|14 comments
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by m-localhost 8y ago
which case do you refer to about prosecution over free speech?
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by m-localhost 8y ago
Their privacy policy is much much better! Unfortunately the battery drain seems to be higher. https://www.bigpaua.com/arcapp/privacy
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by m-localhost 8y ago
Is there an app, like moves, that tracks in the background, without sending data to some server by default? Moves had a nice array of third party apps, they all die off now as well. Edit: Apparently there is Arc App https://www.r
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by m-localhost 8y ago
What if a EU sitizen uses a VPN to use a non GDPR conform service? What's with the California Online Privacy Protection Act? You have to comply to that. And from there it's not such a big step to comply to GDPR. Not? https:/
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by m-localhost 8y ago
Here is my backup chain for articles I want to read later/archive against link rot: I run my own Wallabag instance (self-hosted pocket). Wallabag offers an rss feed for all new articles that triggers IFTTT to a) save a copy to pocket (
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by m-localhost 8y ago
https://podsync.net/ + Pocket Cast = <3 - doesn't work always unfortunately. For audio only I use https://huffduffer.com/ (well it's just adding single youtube videos to a customized podcast fe
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by m-localhost 8y ago
German Democratic Peoples Republic ;-)
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by m-localhost 8y ago
I use both, but sometimes it's a bit a pain in the ass with capchas and and embedded iframes etc. A lot of trial and error which scripts are needed. But it's great to know most of the crap, including cookie/consent banners ar
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by m-localhost 8y ago
What's with generated images (some crap like facebook frames or generated slideshows etc) doesn't have facebook the copyright on those - at least the designs? Should those be included in the export?
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by m-localhost 8y ago
Cookie warnings are the new ads. My ad-blocker eats them.
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by m-localhost 8y ago
Here is another feed creator service, for websites that don't offer a newsfeed: http://createfeed.wprssaggregator.com/

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