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trekz

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    Comment #48980677

    I think he just means that you should add an autodiscovery link tag pointing to your RSS feed URL. Then it will automatically be picked up by RSS readers. See https://www.rssboard.…

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    Comment #47102976

    Right. Consoles shouldn't be doing it either, but here we are...

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    Comment #46987410

    I think openrss.org has YouTube playlist feeds

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    Comment #46979843

    It does have an RSS feed at https://explainers.blog/feed.xml

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    Comment #46979833

    Looks like there's an RSS feed at https://explainers.blog/feed.xml

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    Comment #46979820

    It looks like it does have a feed: https://explainers.blog/feed.xml

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    Comment #46268240

    > If you have a large enough codebase, you'll likely find a few cases where things work in TypeScript but its equivalent somehow fails type check in JSDoc. You keep repeating this …

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    Comment #45979915

    Sorry but this is a pointless survey. Not sure how one could determine whether RSS is alive when it already is. The other problem is that the responses will be skewed depending on …

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    Comment #45174289

    > I really am mad at Rachel Don't know what you're so angry with Rachel about. I provide feeds for readers and many of them are way too greedy and frequently do hammer websites, of…

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    Comment #44990580

    It can be done but it's not practical because most RSS readers don't even send an Accept header at all, let alone one with an XML mime type.

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    Comment #42751346

    You can try openrss.org. I believe the Spotify and Apple Music feeds will work for you. https://openrss.org/feeds/spotify

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    Comment #42616206

    Open RSS does https://openrss.org/www.bloomberg.com Has feeds for deep-linked sections too https://openrss.org/www.bloomberg.com/technology

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    Comment #41953111

    RSS feed: https://hnrss.org/submitted?id=whoishiring

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    Comment #41880004

    Direct link to the comment on the thread: https://github.com/mozilla/standards-positions/issues/340#is...

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    Comment #41285974

    Nice. How are you syncing and deduping the data? The page says it uses an API but doesn't go into detail of which. Is there storage and caching implemented?

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    Comment #41175254

    Well that sucks. Fortunately, there are apps that still allow you to generate RSS feeds like rss.app. OpenRSS.org may also be of interest, an organization built to fight against co…

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    Comment #41152147

    Many people share this same sentiment that RSS feeds should use a push vs pull mechanism, as if it's somehow going to solve all scalability problems. Both approaches run into scali…

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    Comment #41150324

    Yeah, relying too much on modified headers from requests to send the appropriate response isn't ideal, because request headers can be incorrect and largely unreliable. Responding w…

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    Comment #41149526

    Not surprised to see Reeder in there. It’s a great app for Apple users. But that app can bring a website to its knees with how aggressive it is. I can see in my logs that it consta…

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    Comment #40847215

    Yeah, there are also third-party services that provide RSS feeds for additional Mastodon data like tags as well. e.g. https://openrss.org/mastodon.social/tags/assange

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    Comment #40823779

    There's https://github.com/AboutRSS/ALL-about-RSS as well. And https://github.com/voidfiles/awesome-rss . Would be great to see the maintainers of these work together and combine t…

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    Comment #40798404

    > in a strange way, this almost makes the behavior of hopping onto every new framework rational. Or maybe not doing that and just using native browser APIs? Many of these framework…

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    Comment #40781173

    Also note, Cloudflare blocks IPs of legitimate automated "good bots" by default, like RSS feed fetchers (1), but allows traffic to some of the most aggressive bots on the web, like…