I use RSS now for news.
Its been so liberating. I can read offline, save articles for later, no ads or paywalls, no algorithms, no bullshit.
I highly recommend.
I use RSS now for news.
Its been so liberating. I can read offline, save articles for later, no ads or paywalls, no algorithms, no bullshit.
I highly recommend.
How did these people expect "Hey Siri" / "Hey Google" to work?
The Commodore Callback has perfect timing haha.
Really the only thing I'd miss with it is Google Wallet and Android Auto.
Everyone who gives their life to a job deserves a living wage.
Why isn't that whenever a CEO gets publicity they start making the absolute stupidest takes.
Could they not put quotes around it, and remove "alleged", and say it's the intention / words of Emma Stone?
You use the normal Bitwarden app and point it to your server
I think in the worst case they fork the client as well.
I hate to do this to you guys, but Iran's going to have a nuclear weapon very soon. We have to go and attack.
Am I wrong to interpret that as overtly sarcastic?
Like he is making an off handed remark that the nuclear weapon thing has always been a bs justification toattack another country?
u're are
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Why not both?
Take the cash, there's more value in the cash by weight, use the cash to buy the gold and keep the surplus cash.
So for those style websites, FreshRSS (my server)/and CabyReader (my client) offer options to parse the linked article for content.
They mostly get the full article without tinkering but other sites I use css selectors to get the article section of the website.
Then I press the "parse" button if the article is just a summary and it'll get the whole article.
That said, I do put more emphasis on following individuals rather than large sites like those you mentioned. So I have a couple dozen individual blogs followed, but also a handful of sites like NewScientist, BigThink, AndroidPolice, TinyBuddha, VICE