Timeline
Every post and feed across this instance
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Question for the rss.chat team, from the operator of the instance at rsschat.sofab.ch: is there a supported way for a user to change their email address after signup? One user is switching to a new email address and wants to keep their screenname and feed.
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Pourquoi tu m’aimes pas ? | Devenir : folle ? (3/5)
La situation tourne au cauchemar pour Camille lorsqu’elle découvre qu’Alban lui a menti depuis le début. Alors que tout converge pour envoyer balader cette relation qui la rend si malheureuse, Camille replonge en plein déni et continue de chercher désespérément son attention.
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CRÉDITS : Pourquoi tu m’aimes pas est une série du Cœur sur la table, un podcast de Binge. Écriture et incarnation : Camille Olive. Co-écriture, direction artistique et production : Juliette Livartowski. Réalisation et mixage : Mathieu Thévenon. Prise de son : Octave Bothier et Paul Bertiaux. Les épisodes ont été enregistrés aux studios Badje et Marcel Lods. Merci à Mathieu Gilbert et à toutes les voix Binge et URBANIA. Responsable des productions éditoriales : Charlotte Baix. Assistante de production et d’édition : Aude Miquel. Directrice de production : Albane Fily. Responsable administrative et financière : Adrienne Marino. Responsable sponsoring : Betty-Maeva Wendling. Identité graphique : Lucile Lissandre. Communication : Lilou Delclitte. Développement éditorial : Naomi Titti. Rédaction en chef : Thomas Rozec. Direction des contenus : Sophie Marchand. Binge est une marque URBANIA.
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On the experience of the long haul flight . “The...
On the experience of the long haul flight. “The meal cart appears two hours in. You can hear it banging into passengers’ knees before you see it, and the sound causes the entire cabin to sit up slightly, like meerkats detecting motion on the savanna.”
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“ The Booker Prize 2026 longlist has now been...
“The Booker Prize 2026 longlist has now been announced…” Among the authors nominated are Marlon James, M. John Harrison, Emma Cline, and Elizabeth Strout.
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I Love RSS
A new way to say you mean so much to me...
Uploading image…
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Please Use AI . “Be sure to use AI when planning that...
Please Use AI. “Be sure to use AI when planning that next camping trip, the last one you will take with this particular child. Definitely do not text your friend who has fly-fished every river in Pennsylvania and biked every backwoods trail…”
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Feedler is now available on iPad. Awaiting your feedback
Highly requested by testers, the iPad version of Feedler is now available on TestFlight!
An all-new iPad experience in version 1.6
- Three-column layout: feeds sidebar, article list and a persistent reading pane, with smooth column animations and a full-screen reading mode
- Redesigned account hub in the sidebar, with an overview of the synchronization status
- Pull up or down at the end of an article to jump to the next or previous one, with a brand-new indicator animation (now on iPhone too)
- Info sheets and popovers properly sized for the big screen
- Display settings are now stored per device, so your iPad and iPhone can each keep their own setup
- iCloud backup will automatically restore all your accounts (except Local RSS) your created on your iPhone
Note: Feedler also runs better on the Mac too, but it isn't fully optimized yet, that's coming in a future update.
As always, great care has been taken with the design, user experience, and smooth animations.
You'll also find all the features that have made the iOS app unique and smart, its powerful and customizable in-house parser, a lot of customization options, and AI-powered summaries.
TestFlight: https://testflight.apple.com/join/6Hs73zXe
You can find more details about the app in the first Reddit post: https://www.reddit.com/r/rss/comments/1uksjbu/feedler_the_smart_rss_reader_in_open_beta/
Feel free to give it a try (it's free) and send me your feedback
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My hacking continues. I managed to create a zero-length media object at demo.rss.chat/media/23 (this is what happens when you forget the @ in the curl command). I suspect that eventually, endpoints for /deletemedia and /updatemedia will be needed.
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new rss.chat backend
Over the weekend, I sat down with my old buddy Claude and made a new backend for rss.chat written with Go.
The big differences are that it splits the database into more task relevant pieces, and ports it to sqlite rather than mysql. (its just a file!).
With this new foundation I'm able to do some hacking on pieces that I'm interested in, like websockets (I'm super impressed with Bluesky's ATProtocol "Jetstream" service), and getting a native phone interface up and running.
The code is available at https://github.com/roberte3/rss.chat.go.
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Where Do European Country Names Come From?
Word nerd Rob Watts explains where the names of all the European countries come from.
Which country is the “land of the rabbits”? Why does Germany have so many different names? Where do the Dutch actually live? What links Croatians and neckties?
(via open culture)
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Surprisingly, posting from my smartphone interrupted the song I was listening to on Qobuz (the new Rough and Twisted at the time). Oh well—I like silence too.
- A new this.how page for RSS.chat. I'll point to it from blog posts.
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‘The Government Hopes To Set a Precedent’: An Interview With the Man Charged for Allegedly Wiping His GrapheneOS Phone
The U.S. government has charged Samuel Tunick with allegedly typing in a passcode to wipe his phone before officers could search it. “I hope people understand that the charges against me are meant to intimidate people,” he said. -
Il fait beau aujourd'hui
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Bonjour
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30 notable sales of rare books by AbeBooks over the past...
30 notable sales of rare books by AbeBooks over the past 30 years, including first editions of Moby-Dick, Winnie-The-Pooh, and Leaves of Grass.
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19th Century Japanese Woodblock Prints Creatively...
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'I Would Never Do This To You:' Protesting Flock, Arizona Man Presents Plan to Surveil Government Officials
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All US Cities Which Used to Have More Than 100,000 People But Don’t Anymore
Here’s a map of the 21 US cities that used to have a population of 100,000 people but don’t anymore. Many of these are Rust Belt cities, in which manufacturing employment fell steeply during the latter part of the 20th century.
The thread at Reddit mentions Detroit and St. Louis as two other cities whose population has dropped during that same time period. Detroit went from 1.85 million in 1950 to 639,000 in 2020 and St. Louis dropped from 857,000 to 300,000 over the same time period:
St. Louis was once the country’s 4th largest city. Worlds Fair and Olympics in 1904. Two Major League Baseball teams. It didn’t boom as much as the Great Lakes cities in between the wars and it declined just as much after.
Tags: demographics · maps · population · usa
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Substackers Say New AI Detection Tool Is a ‘Witch Hunt’
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How the Words We Teach English Language Learners...
How the Words We Teach English Language Learners Changed, and What That Says About Us. “The shifts reflect a life that moved further from its own making: less tied to tools, animals, food…; more tied to global institutions, categories, systems…”
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Apple’s iMessage Scanning Flagged a Video of My Friend's Dog as Nudity
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Don’t use AI until you’re 40 . “We have been so...
Don’t use AI until you’re 40. “We have been so quick to treat access to new technology as an inevitability that we have failed to question whether every powerful tool should be placed in the hands of every developing mind the moment it becomes available.”
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I wrote a piece summarizing where we are and how we got here.
http://scripting.com/2026/07/28/115945.html
All of you have been essential to this process.
Thanks!
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When the walls came down
Yesterday's Scripting News was one of the most news-full days in a long time, maybe going back to the rollout of RSS 2.0 in September 2002. If you look at what's there, a post about re-opening the Frontier object database format would be considered the top item on any other day, but it's the last of the untitled posts for the day.
At the top of the page, a surprise that Matthias Pfefferle at Automattic had built a substantial (and unforeseen!) bridge between WordPress and RSS.chat. It builds on the new features. This may turn out to be the moment RSS started being accepted as a social web protocol by the insiders, alongside ActivityPub and AT Proto.
Look at what we've done. I stress we. Matthias didn't need to tell us about what he did until it was done. That my friends is how the web works, that's what I've been trying to show you, and now it has been shown. In a way the clock has gone back to the world before Twitter when events like this happened pretty routinely.
Small pieces loosely joined and all parts replaceable. The web in a sentence. That's what you're buying into when you put your work on the web.
Anyway, now we've got half of the big picture working. Also yesterday, before I knew what Matthias had been cooking up, I wrote a piece about how I see the network evolving. I predict, if this bootstrap works, we will come back here in a year and say things like "If he only knew." But that's how it goes, you tell your story and leave a record of it, and then later you can go back and see what it looked like as it happened, not as you remember it.
I'm proud that I have a record of September 2002 for you all to scroll through. That was when we knew that RSS was going everywhere. NYT support got us the full support of the news industry, and they worked fast in part because it is really simple. :-)
And almost unnoticed, something even I seem to forget -- this is also a new launch for RSS. We're using old reliable RSS 2.0 as specified in 2003, even using one of the elements that had never had been much used. Claude suggested it, I never would have thought of it, a perfect fit. What people may realize but don't realize the importance of, that RSS is extensible. I've accumulated all the extensions I use in my software since the early teens in the source namespace. And that's where the new stuff went. Guess what folks, RSS got an upgrade. First time in a long time. Perhaps you didn't think that was possible.
I played with a lot of names while RSS.chat was in development but decided the name had to be RSS.something. It deserves a lot more love than it has gotten from the tech world. I don't want to hide it, I want it to get a victory parade like the one the Knicks got on Broadway after winning the championship. It's an incredible gift that all that came together the way it did. People think they understand how it happened, but they only understand the BigCo version of how they buried RSS and were proud of it. Well I'm here to tell you that didn't happen. It's still here to pick up the pieces of what's left of the social web, after the VCs got through with it. We're picking up where we left off in 2006.
Because of Claude, we are able to work very fast now as long as we know what we're doing. I'm doing some projects on the side with Claude that are bearing fruit amazingly fast, because we have a very clear idea of what we hope to do. The tools keep getting better, and in this period, the art of creating software has blasted into outer space. It's as if the best transport we had was a horse and buggy and now all of a sudden we have everything we have today, bikes, cars, planes, rocket ships. The challenge is how high do you dare to set your ambition. It seems, based on experience, it doesn't matter how high it is as long as you know where you want to go.
Journalism only sees the threat. This change is on the level of curing cancer. We may have thought it might be possible someday to do what we're doing now, so amazing that as you watch Claude make it happen you get goosebumps and can't help but laugh out loud.
I thought my career was winding down, but now it feels like it's just getting started.
Reminded of a great quote in Godfather III, Michael Corleone says: "Just when I thought I was out, they pull me back in."
Here we go!
PS: A new this.how page for RSS.chat. It has a little directory to the big spots you might want.
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Une 🐁 verte qui courrait dans l’herbe…
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Working on some improvements for the admin side of RSC but also, found some odd issue with our feed scheduler, slowish, impact is perceptible when a user change between local, federated tabs
it's not related to the SQLite database structure or missing production tuning, that part is all covered, still investigating the root cause :)
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📝 2026-07-28 09:16: Always fun when your bike runs out of electricity on the way to work. Note...
Always fun when your bike runs out of electricity on the way to work.
Note to self: connect the trickle charger TONIGHT!
(Wife is on the way with my jump box to save me)
Thanks for reading this post via RSS. RSS is ace, and so are you. ❤️
You can reply to this post by email, or leave a comment.
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I had the pleasure of meeting @NateBJones this evening at an event here in Seattle. If you're following people in the AI strategy space, he's a good one: YouTube, Substack. He's been an important influence on how I use agent harnesses like Claude Code and Codex, and is well worth a follow.
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Le serveur RSSchat est passé à la version v0.6.7 sans encombre
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uRSS for the Mac available for testing
The first public build of uRSS for the Mac is available for testing for brave RSS aficionados.
https://testflight.apple.com/join/2x7p7ZCZ
The link will require you to download TestFlight, which will then let you download uRSS to your Mac. This is the first version of uRSS on any platform that offers integration with 3rd party services - FeedBin, Newsblur, FreshRSS (more coming) in addition to local feeds.
Also new to the app (first on any platform), is a new onboarding flow, that will give you the option of either curating feeds yourself or just choosing topics you enjoy and picking feeds for you.
All feedback can be shared thru TestFlight.
Cheers!
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Mon catfish
Rediffusion - Non, dans cet épisode je ne vous parle pas de la fois où j’ai voulu adopter un poisson-chat mais de Julien. Un très beau garçon, qui me contacte en 2012 sur Facebook et qui pendant 2 ans va profiter de mon besoin d’être aimé pour me manipuler à distance, au point de ne presque plus voir mes amis. Durant tout ce temps, je crois aimer quelqu’un qui, en réalité, usurpe l’identité d’un autre. Seulement cet autre, je vais finir par le rencontrer…
Si vous souhaitez prendre la parole dans le PodKatz, n'hésitez pas à m'écrire à juliette@lepodkatz.com en me racontant votre histoire, sans oublier votre numéro de téléphone !
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From my vim to your feed If you can read this, my bash scripts are functional. Not pretty, but functional. The rss.chat API docs have improved substantially, saving me from going down some deep rabbit holes.
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Here to report that I fairly easily installed an RSS.chat server on my webhost at RSS.storian.org (whitelisted to me only for now). I wrote a first post and immediately subscribed to my feed in my installation of Feedland (Zuiker tab in my News Product). Will stop here for the night, satisfied.
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A big week for AI denialism
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I’ve updated my feedland account with feeds about rss
Scour
Lemmy
Reddit
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I’ve updated my feedland account with feeds about rss
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When I post on here should it appear on
https://demo.rss.chat/
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Wikimedia Will Not Voluntarily Recognize Union a Supermajority of Its Workers Want
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Person Opposing Data Center Arrested for Clapping at City Meeting
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Now posting to my new rss.chat account with the same email address as my blog admin. Just a quick late night test. Hopefully any replies there will come back here as comments. Using the new WordPress to rss.chat plugin.
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Just setting up my rss.chat
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Newsairy 1.11 adds a full-text reading mode (and Pro is on sale this week)
Quick update on Newsairy, the iCloud-native RSS reader I've been building. Version 1.11 adds a full-text reading mode: when a feed only sends the first paragraph, one tap fetches the whole article and shows it in your own theme, font and text size - no browser, no cookie banners. It all happens on your device: Newsairy fetches the page, keeps the words, and throws the rest away.
For anyone who hasn't come across it: Newsairy syncs over iCloud across iPhone, iPad and Mac, and Pro adds sync with TheOldReader, Miniflux, FreshRSS, Feedbin and Inoreader. One-time purchase, no subscription, no ads, no tracking.
Small heads-up: Newsairy is part of Indie App Sales this week, so Pro is 33% off (until 30 July) if you've been meaning to try it. Either way, I'm always open to feature suggestions.
App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/newsairy/id6760046985
Indie App Sales: https://indieappsales.com
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We Used to Be Able to Buy Things in This Country ....
We Used to Be Able to Buy Things in This Country. “Locking up toothpaste was a warning sign that our executive class was crazy.”
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A Shortlist of Potential Future Euro Banknote Designs
The European Central Bank is providing a sneak peek at the next design of the Euro banknotes. From a shortlist of 10 designs created by artists and designers from across the EU, one will be selected as the basis of how Euro banknotes from €5 to €200 will look in the future. Here are a few I pulled out from all of the designs:
It’s notable (*cough*) that some of the banknotes are designed vertically vs horizontally. The influence of portrait mode on smartphones?
Tags: currency · design · European Union · money
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Don’t miss this.
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“ Datatype is an OpenType variable font that turns...
“Datatype is an OpenType variable font that turns simple text expressions into inline charts. No JavaScript, no images, no rendering library — just type the syntax and Datatype’s ligature substitution does the rest.”
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The Batman Effect : people in an experiment acted more...
The Batman Effect: people in an experiment acted more altruisticly when the caped crusader was present.
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rss.chat for WordPress: https://github.com/pfefferle/wordpress-rss-chat
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Yet another test. Having some trouble with markdown, but it is probably my fault. I did not provide this time, only .