I want to read articles from my RSS subscriptions on my phone without signing up to a hosted service or running a public server. Elfeed, the Emacs feed reader, already lets me manage my subscriptions and read from within Emacs. It comes with an experimental web UI, but needs the server (running on my laptop) to be accessible whenever I want to read. My phone becomes useless the moment my laptop sleeps.
RE: https://hachyderm.io/@kyleford/116205564285842015
Genial, gracias a estos enlaces puedo seguir lo que publican cuentas de Instagram desde #elfeed en #emacs.
Une lecture peut-être très bonne ou excellente sur la prise de notes avec un logiciel dédié (e.g. Obsidian ou GNU Denote), et le flux RSS 2.0 est complet. Si vous vouliez vous mettre à #Elfeed, ou même à #Emacs, je vous recommanderais chaudement de l’ajouter, ainsi que celui de votre ville/région associée au réseau mutu, avec Elfeed-org, puis de vous dépatouiller avec #Denote.
Scanning ........and Eric Clapton's numbers 🎧🎶
Scanning ........and Eric Clapton's numbers 🎧🎶
I should share what I have been building: https://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 #rss reader.
I moved away from all big tech sources of information, into my rss aggregator #elfeed in #emacs, a challenge I had was to find relevant blogs/sites in areas that I loved.
PuercoPop
Jacobo Da Riva Muñoz
Babys in a thundercloud 🏳⚧️ 
unixbhaskar
unixbhaskar
Cyber-Fox 🏴☠️🐙
Arjen 
Crandel 🇺🇦 
