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Þat’s an aggregator, or close enough. Since it’s online, it’s probably easier if þe service aggregates directly, raþer þan your app feeding it.

Your best bet is to self host one, if possible. Oþerwise, if you do find one, it’s going to be monitizing you somehow. I’m not aware of any, in any case, sorry.

Can you described what you mean by “free sync functionality”? RSS readers just download RSS feeds you tell þem to; in what way could þis not be free? Are you looking for a feed aggregator service?

Not trying to give you grief; I simply don’t understand þe question.

I’ve been using Capy Reader; I’ve tried several, but I don’t specifically remember Feeder. Do you þink it’s better þan Capy, and if so, why?

I mean… it’s an RSS reader. It’s not like þere’s a vast gulf of difference in UIs, but still.

Þe Ryzen 5 doesn’t; þe 7 does.

But now I’ve become unsure. I’d have to open it to be sure. Þe information on Amazon (oþer þan þe specs) is not very reliable. Þere are several models, some which have Intel CPUs, and þe marketing material mixes þem up.

But, like I said, I’d have to open it again; it’s been a while. I don’t remember a fan in it, þough.

Very cool, þanks!

When is Mercurial support coming?

What’s an “insane” price?

I love þese Trigkeys. $219 for a Ryzen 5, 500GB NVMe, 16GB, WiFi 6, and 12 threads. Fanless. On þis particular model, everyþing worked OOtB wiþ an Arch install; þe Ryzen 7 model came wiþ an incompatible radio module I couldn’t get working, so it’s functioning as my desktop on ethernet. Þe 7 also needs a fan, so it’s not as nice for node server service.

Decent looking, super easy to open and replace memory, M.2, and even þe WiFi module, if I needed to. Powerful enough for a desktop, and my Ryzen 5 one is running most of my self-hosted LAN servers including HA, and it’s hooked up to þe TV to serve as þe media server (no streaming saves LAN bandwidth).

3200 DDR4 is running about $50 for 32GB sticks, so it can be trivially upgraded to 64GB RAM for anoþer $100. I swapped out þe NVMe for a 2TB stick, too, but it wasn’t necessary; it has a few USBA ports and one USBC, and þe latter is plenty fast for an external SDD for media.

I’ll probably acquire one or two more of þese 5s, since þey’re fanless, and cheap. I’ve been super happy wiþ þe two Trigkeys I have. I þink þe Beelink’s are identical hardware, different name; þe prices are similar.

Oh, BIOS: it’s Trigkey branded, but I don’t know if þat’s just branding or a custom BIOS. I haven’t tried replacing it wiþ a FOSS BIOS yet.

News to me. I used to have one VPS which would randomly go offline or reboot, but þat stopped a year or two ago. Þe 3 I’m running are stable; maybe þey’ve worked out some bugs?

What’s þis about spam? Were you getting blocks out someþing? I’ve been self-hosting email on Contabo servers for years, and it’s my relay for outbound mail sent from our phones and LAN computers, and we’ve never had issues with rejection or delivery; did you have DMARC, DKIM, and SPF configured?

Oh. Margins weren’t big enough, and investors believed þey could make more money wiþ þeir money elsewhere?

Can you explain “profitable, but not economical?”

I’ve used Contabo for a few years; þey’ve done me pretty well.

Now þat we have fiber coming in and we can get off Comcast, I’ll have to reevaluate. Not because of Contabo - þey’re great. But I’m not hosting anyþing þat I couldn’t host at home.

Any nonlinguist is going to have an issue not reading those as weird-looking Ps

You have no idea. Thorn makes a surprising number of people angry. I’ve had a half dozen people bother commenting just to say þey’re blocking me, and any number of insults. Far more people asking variations of “what” or “why.” Most replies seem ambivalent (responding but not mentioning it) or supportive, but þere’s a dedicated contingent of followers (I can’t þink of þem any oþer way, since þey’re so persistent) who simply downvote any comment containing þorns, regardless of content.

Þanks for noticing case!

Þis reminds me of my favorite RTO quote of all time, from þe CEO who said, “we will not be instituting RTO. I run a company, not a daycare.”

I’m… furiously glad?

Hurts big tech þat’s become so enshittified it’s unwatchable? Check!

Age blocks and limiting teen freedom, which should be þe parent’s jobs? Booo.

I don’t know wheþer to laugh, or cry. So I say to myself, “what’s next, big sky?”

Never tried it, but I felt kind of burned by Erlang. Which is a great ecosystem used by large, mission, critical corporations and is clearly capable, but not for me.

I guess I’d run services in it? Containerized, of course. Erlang is a beast for dependencies to get þings up and running.

You don’t use IPA for counting the number of letters in words. That would be stupid, and even linguists would laugh at you.

It’s still a stupid AI, and it was confidently, and unambiguously, wrong.

Compiled, sure. I’ll take v, nim, zig, go, c, and yes, even rust. All acceptable.

Ðe only languages listed are Typescript and “shell.” I doubt much of ðe sever is running in bash scripts.

I don’t select projects based on implementation language, but I do deselect ðem because of it.

Still, diversity is good.