I've been building an RSS reader for the past year.
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@tg nice, it would be nice to release the river at the bottom when swiping up (oldest first mode)
@tg It looks like the workflow is from the perspective of a person releasing individual entries on the go. I usually skim over article topics, read what is interesting and then release everything leftover unread. Just a wish.
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@tg nice, it would be nice to release the river at the bottom when swiping up (oldest first mode)
@tg Otherwise, I like the idea and the execution :-)
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@b0rk hello! thank you!
- yes, they should sync. there was a race condition happening with icloud that presented with some of the issues you're having, but the fix is ready and should be released today by apple.
- that dialogue should /not/ take that long, i'll add some debugging for this.
- no, i think that is probably due to the settings not syncing (and in some cases saving) right (race condition things), i'll make sure this works appropriately as well.@tg another question: is there a way to tell the reader to use the HTML from the RSS feed and not to try to scrape the site? with this site (screenshot) I see the text from the RSS feed in the preview, but when I click it I get a warning from the site that it detected a scraper and so won’t show me the content
I left “always fetch full article” unchecked but it often feels like it’s fetching the article anyway, because the content isn’t what I expect and the loading isn’t instant
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@tg @ahmetasabanci Hi Terry! 👋 We found your message in our spam folder and have replied to you by email. Could you check your inbox (and spam, just in case)? Looking forward to continuing the conversation there!
@Inoreader @ahmetasabanci in progress now!
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@tg It looks like the workflow is from the perspective of a person releasing individual entries on the go. I usually skim over article topics, read what is interesting and then release everything leftover unread. Just a wish.
@thinkberg hold down on the "river" in the top nav and you shall find what you seek!
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@tg another question: is there a way to tell the reader to use the HTML from the RSS feed and not to try to scrape the site? with this site (screenshot) I see the text from the RSS feed in the preview, but when I click it I get a warning from the site that it detected a scraper and so won’t show me the content
I left “always fetch full article” unchecked but it often feels like it’s fetching the article anyway, because the content isn’t what I expect and the loading isn’t instant
@b0rk fantastic idea, I'll add this in as a setting. The app does its best to try to figure out which has more content to show you with some comparison logic, but it's possible it's including things that aren't quite "content". I'll get this out with v1.0.4
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@thinkberg hold down on the "river" in the top nav and you shall find what you seek!
@tg i found that, but I remember from other apps where dragging further releasesand it felt natural
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@tg i found that, but I remember from other apps where dragging further releasesand it felt natural
@thinkberg It's added as an option for swipes in 1.0.4!
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@tg i found that, but I remember from other apps where dragging further releasesand it felt natural
@tg the issue is partly, on a newer iphone pro that button is far away at the top
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@thinkberg It's added as an option for swipes in 1.0.4!
@tg nice!
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I've been building an RSS reader for the past year. No unread counts, no inbox to clear. Just a river that flows at its own pace.
Today it's live on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. I wrote about everything that went into it.
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I've been building an RSS reader for the past year. No unread counts, no inbox to clear. Just a river that flows at its own pace.
Today it's live on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. I wrote about everything that went into it.
@tg the new update is so much better! Current is already helping me read local news without being overwhelmed for the first time in a while and it's great
a couple of feature requests if you're taking them:
- could swiping left on the Voices page mark items as read (the same way it does on the River page?)
- I would love to have a way to mute a feed permanently, for some reason I don't like to unsubscribe from feeds in case I'm interested in them again one day -
@tg the new update is so much better! Current is already helping me read local news without being overwhelmed for the first time in a while and it's great
a couple of feature requests if you're taking them:
- could swiping left on the Voices page mark items as read (the same way it does on the River page?)
- I would love to have a way to mute a feed permanently, for some reason I don't like to unsubscribe from feeds in case I'm interested in them again one day@b0rk thank you! much to do still, trying to dig myself out of bug land. i did not expect so many users to have thousands (yes) of feeds, hundreds of folders, etc, so that's been a bit of a bear to deal with, but one foot in front of the other and we'll get there.
as for features, yes, both are on the list. which reminds me I need to post that list somewhere so people know!
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@Inoreader @ahmetasabanci in progress now!
@tg any (hopefully good) news about it? :)
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@tg any (hopefully good) news about it? :)
@ahmetasabanci very soon! actively in development and testing
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@ahmetasabanci very soon! actively in development and testing
That’s great news! Can’t wait to finally click that buy button 😄
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That’s great news! Can’t wait to finally click that buy button 😄
@ahmetasabanci it's available!
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@ahmetasabanci it's available!
Bought and installed on my phone and iPad immediately, now it’s MacBook’s turn :) So far it’s all going great.
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@fediversereport Good overview as usual.
One point I would have added is that, while Mastodon announced this Share button a while back, a “pure” ActivityPub-based way to expose share URLs and similar features exists in FEP-3b86 (https://fediverse.codeberg.page/fep/fep/3b86/) and has also been gaining prominence recently (c.f. the list of implementations).
For example, ActivityPub for WordPress published its v8.0.0 today, which includes new “Like” and “Share” buttons that use this proposal.
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@DigiDavidex dimmi che sandwich crei e [...]
dirò che animale interiore ti g[...]Ora voglio sapere!
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🎶 se questo fosse vero amore
(vero amore)
tu non mi lasceresti mai🎶
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ah... ecco perché non ci incontriamo. Quello è un livello troppo alto a cui non posso arrivare.
Io scendo di livello con Ascanio Celestini o simili. Peccato non essere abbastanza per quella comicità!
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@fediversereport@mastodon.social I'd say a protocol handler would be one small step in making this better handled.
The friction with a global "share to the fediverse" button is the instance chooser. Not knowing what your home instance is is a major sticking point.
A protocol handler could allow you to skip this step, assuming you have an app that has registered against it.
Otherwise, yes, the same fallback would need to continue to exist (enter your home server! blah blah)
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I am convinced we are on the verge of the first "AI agent worm". This looks like the closest hint of it, though it isn't it quite itself: an attack on a PR agent that got it to set up to install openclaw with full access on 4k machines https://grith.ai/blog/clinejection-when-your-ai-tool-installs-another
But, the agents installed weren't given instructions to *do* anything yet.
Soon they will be. And when they are, the havoc will be massive. Unlike traditional worms, where you're looking for the typically byte-for-byte identical worm embedded in the system, an agent worm can do different, nondeterministic things on every install, and carry out a global action.
I suspect we're months away from seeing the first agent worm, *if* that. There may already be some happening right now in FOSS projects, undetected.
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Nessuno ha dimostrato che l'Iran stesse costruendo la bomba atomica
Nel mezzo di una crisi che ha già visto attacchi militari israeliani e statunitensi contro le installazioni nucleari iraniane, una voce autorevole ha parlato con chiarezza: Rafael Grossi, Direttore Generale dell'Agenzia Internazionale per l'Energia Atomica (AIEA). Egli ha ribadito in più occasioni che l'agenzia non ha trovato prove che l'Iran stesse costruendo una bomba nucleare.
