a few weeks ago I decided I wanted to be in charge of my own bookmarking infrastructure, so I exported my bookmarks from pinboard and spent the afternoon writing ~500 lines of python/html/css/bash to make a lil bespoke database manager/static site generator. pleased with the results: https://bookmarks.decontextualize.com/ (there's no link to the feed on the page, but it does support RSS! check the metadata)
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basically: I have a bookmarklet that copies the current URL and any selected text as a JSON object into my clipboard, a python script that reads from the clipboard and opens vim with the data so I can edit and add tags, then adds the data to the "database" (big json file lol), and another python script that builds static pages from the database by year and tag. all held together by a bash script that uploads the files to my static host at the end of the process
@aparrish That sounds delightfully janky. :-D This is honestly what computers were made for.