Eben habe ich meine SIM-Karte wieder in das Librem5 eingebaut. :)
Die Apps die ich jetzt mehr nutzen werde sind dann #chatty und #dino-im, #Foliate, #Numberstation, #Podcasts, #Geary, #Feeds und #gnugo.
#LinuxMobile
https://social.emucafe.org/naferrell/hacker-news-ai-volume-08-17-25/
In what appears to be his first post on a new blog, Zach Perkel tackles when, precisely, AI took over Hacker News. I subscribe to an feed of Hacker News page one articles. The sheer volume of AI-related submissions is bleak, almost as bleak as whatever happened to page one subsequent to the 2024 U.S. Presidential Election. There may now be more AI posts than references to Kagi (if you know, you know). I have applied Miniflux filters to block much of what I consider to be the noise. That has significantly reduced the number of items in the feed. At some point I may think about using Hacker News RSS to create a more curated feed, more likely to yield articles of interest to me. Did I just give myself a new article topic?
Let us talk of web feeds
Let’s talk about web feeds. The two most common formats are RSS and ATOM. Web feeds are popular with the IndieWeb crowd.
Matt (who does the technical stuff for us) is looking for RSS feeds about books.
Creating a FreshRSS account on a random instance has been such a QoL improvement.
It might seam like a small thing, but being able to sync my feeds is a must.
Gotta love RSS/Atom/JSON feeds.
#rss #atom #feeds #FreshRSS #greaderapi
Tried Feeds https://gfeeds.gabmus.org/ which was suggested by @maddad ; it did a great job of actually importing all of my feeds, but it doesn't support folders, so there's no organization, just a batch of new articles, which isn't quite what I need.
Something I REALLY wish mastodon would get together is a feed for our bookmarks. We shouldn't need to rely on third party services. It should be built in. Masto is a HUGE source of knowledge and we need a solid way to capture that.