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  1. Daily Elfeed service post ;)

    [error]: matem.unam.mx/~omar/apropos-em: "HTTP 404"

    @oantolin

    Do you see a problem on your side? Server down?

    #emacs #elfeed

  2. @minad I will add my two cents as soon as I have some time. The short version: having all data directly in the filesystem also has some advantages - especially in terms of access and reliability. Performance issues and reliability of orgroam were often connected to sqlite. For the popular #Denote (and my rather unknown orgrr :) the absence of a database is a feature. I wonder what the main benefits of an sqlite #Elfeed are.

  3. @minad I will add my two cents as soon as I have some time. The short version: having all data directly in the filesystem also has some advantages - especially in terms of access and reliability. Performance issues and reliability of orgroam were often connected to sqlite. For the popular #Denote (and my rather unknown orgrr :) the absence of a database is a feature. I wonder what the main benefits of an sqlite #Elfeed are.

  4. @minad I will add my two cents as soon as I have some time. The short version: having all data directly in the filesystem also has some advantages - especially in terms of access and reliability. Performance issues and reliability of orgroam were often connected to sqlite. For the popular #Denote (and my rather unknown orgrr :) the absence of a database is a feature. I wonder what the main benefits of an sqlite #Elfeed are.

  5. @minad I will add my two cents as soon as I have some time. The short version: having all data directly in the filesystem also has some advantages - especially in terms of access and reliability. Performance issues and reliability of orgroam were often connected to sqlite. For the popular #Denote (and my rather unknown orgrr :) the absence of a database is a feature. I wonder what the main benefits of an sqlite #Elfeed are.

  6. @minad I will add my two cents as soon as I have some time. The short version: having all data directly in the filesystem also has some advantages - especially in terms of access and reliability. Performance issues and reliability of orgroam were often connected to sqlite. For the popular #Denote (and my rather unknown orgrr :) the absence of a database is a feature. I wonder what the main benefits of an sqlite #Elfeed are.

  7. Let me know if you have good ideas about #elfeed, the #emacs feed reader. Where do you want to see it go? So far I have implemented:

    - Search filter and tag completion
    - Mouse menus and mouse support in the search buffer
    - Command to open entries in the secondary browser
    - Generalized remain-on-entry option
    - Auto-resizing of title column
    - Debounced search buffer update
    - Parsing via libxml
    - Major modes derive from special-mode
    - Removed obsolete code
    - Many fixes and robustness improvements

  8. True.
    Even I was amazed at spur of so many commits (minad's maintenance storm).
    I thinking if I should move from to 🤔

  9. True.
    Even I was amazed at spur of so many commits (minad's maintenance storm).
    I thinking if I should move from #gnus to #elfeed 🤔

  10. True.
    Even I was amazed at spur of so many commits (minad's maintenance storm).
    I thinking if I should move from #gnus to #elfeed 🤔

  11. True.
    Even I was amazed at spur of so many commits (minad's maintenance storm).
    I thinking if I should move from #gnus to #elfeed 🤔

  12. True.
    Even I was amazed at spur of so many commits (minad's maintenance storm).
    I thinking if I should move from #gnus to #elfeed 🤔

  13. @publicvoit It does seem that he is using Vim "only" for the editing code part of it and is vibe coding C++ replacements for the other functionality of his #emacs packages. Too bad, I really like #elfeed (I even wrote an extension for it github.com/rtrppl/cuckoo-search). Hope it moves into good hands.

  14. I should share what I have been building: tsjo.ch an index for the indie/slow web. You can sign up using an invite code from an existing member or drop me an mail at invites at tsjo dot ch.

    You subscribe to curated lists or individual sites and the app makes a dynamic OPML for your reader.

    I moved away from all big tech sources of information, into my rss aggregator in , a challenge I had was to find relevant blogs/sites in areas that I loved.

  15. @ury I've abandoned ,as it was not possible to have 2 way sync with together with mobile rss reader. Now I'm using on + on

  16. @ury I've abandoned #elfeed ,as it was not possible to have 2 way sync with #miniflux together with mobile rss reader. Now I'm using #rssguard on #Linux + #capyreader on #android

  17. I started to put together a list of RSS clients with Gopher support. You can find it here (gopher link):
    gopher://lucio.albenga.es:70/0

    Thanks @venelles for contributing with how to add a gopher rss feed to Newsboat.

    #Gopher #GopherProtocol #RSS #elfeed #sfeed #newsboat

  18. I used thunderbird and a mail and RSS reader but have had enough of it: too much CPU intensive and too picky about semi-broken RSS feeds.

    In mail I switched back to mutt. It now works well. For RSS: I decided to try something different and looking into #elfeed (and #emacs RSS feed reader). Unlike terminal-based ones, it seems to have reasonable support for #bidirectional (#bidi) languages, like #Hebrew .

    >>>

  19. While sipping my Green Tea 🍵 ...scanning the industry news....and listening to Eric Clapton's numbers 🎶🎧🎸

  20. @pls @rcarmo It's proprietary though...

    I used InoReader for a while, it also has features like generating feeds by parsing websites and fetching the full content, even bypassing many paywalls.

    But I've since migrated to a self-hosted and , and I like that setup much more tbh. I've even contributed a few bridges myself and made a plugin for integration (which was the primary motive).

  21. In the last few days I was working on improving #Emacs #Elfeed to add more possible matches
    automatic tagging using the make tagger function.
    Also largely rewrote elfeed-autotag to handle more possible matches and optimize the parsing
    of configuration file.
    Now it can handle any possible new matching keyword by just changing the list of keywords.
    #RSS #Atomfeed

  22. In the last few days I was working on improving #Emacs #Elfeed to add more possible matches
    automatic tagging using the make tagger function.
    Also largely rewrote elfeed-autotag to handle more possible matches and optimize the parsing
    of configuration file.
    Now it can handle any possible new matching keyword by just changing the list of keywords.
    #RSS #Atomfeed

  23. In the last few days I was working on improving #Emacs #Elfeed to add more possible matches
    automatic tagging using the make tagger function.
    Also largely rewrote elfeed-autotag to handle more possible matches and optimize the parsing
    of configuration file.
    Now it can handle any possible new matching keyword by just changing the list of keywords.
    #RSS #Atomfeed

  24. In the last few days I was working on improving #Emacs #Elfeed to add more possible matches
    automatic tagging using the make tagger function.
    Also largely rewrote elfeed-autotag to handle more possible matches and optimize the parsing
    of configuration file.
    Now it can handle any possible new matching keyword by just changing the list of keywords.
    #RSS #Atomfeed

  25. In the last few days I was working on improving #Emacs #Elfeed to add more possible matches
    automatic tagging using the make tagger function.
    Also largely rewrote elfeed-autotag to handle more possible matches and optimize the parsing
    of configuration file.
    Now it can handle any possible new matching keyword by just changing the list of keywords.
    #RSS #Atomfeed

  26. Working on integrating #Emacs #Eww with eww-readability directly into #Elfeed.
    The middle window is Eww with readability the right one is Elfeed with Eww's readability render
    integrated. Embedding partially Eww allows us to fetch the contents of links in #RSS or #Atomfeed items where the feed
    item itself does not contain any content.

  27. Working on integrating #Emacs #Eww with eww-readability directly into #Elfeed.
    The middle window is Eww with readability the right one is Elfeed with Eww's readability render
    integrated. Embedding partially Eww allows us to fetch the contents of links in #RSS or #Atomfeed items where the feed
    item itself does not contain any content.

  28. Working on integrating #Emacs #Eww with eww-readability directly into #Elfeed.
    The middle window is Eww with readability the right one is Elfeed with Eww's readability render
    integrated. Embedding partially Eww allows us to fetch the contents of links in #RSS or #Atomfeed items where the feed
    item itself does not contain any content.

  29. Working on integrating #Emacs #Eww with eww-readability directly into #Elfeed.
    The middle window is Eww with readability the right one is Elfeed with Eww's readability render
    integrated. Embedding partially Eww allows us to fetch the contents of links in #RSS or #Atomfeed items where the feed
    item itself does not contain any content.

  30. I finally set up #rss feeds to follow remaining accounts on the birdsite via the #elfeed aggregator for #emacs. Previously I had already used #fritter on Android to import accounts that I follow on twitter. On the web there is is the alternative twitter frontend #nitter , where you can view individual twitter accounts . I noticed that you can create feeds via nitter.net/<username>/rss. Now I just needed to do that for all my follows... 1/N
    #twittermigration #technical