@@nikolaychechulin3494 it's because, they're not half-assed or purposefully sabotaged The good old tech is perfected But, I really want to know about RSS& what are it's strong points/superpower??? & it's cons
@@AcidiFy574 some things that come to mind. With RSS you are able to consume the content you want without having to hunt for it. Not only do you choose who you subscribe to, but you can also filter the content down to things you want to see. This saves a lot of time hunting for the content. (This can also create ignorance and bias but almost anything good can be used for bad) Bandwidth can be reduced due to text only versions of content, and ads can be removed too. Think of RSS as a way to tailor the content on the web to be only the things you want to see, rather than a company manipulating what you see with algorithms. I’m not saying RSS can’t be manipulated, it can, it’s just not very prevalent (yet)
This really makes me wanna start using RSS. I've never been using it before, but it seems a lot better organized than most of the news sites nowadays. Also I could handpick the topics I am interested in.
HEY DT on your EQ cut just a little 4 Khz & 2Khz because your sibilances are a bit harsh in this video. The issue is an EQ issue with sibilances and not really a pop filter issue. Just cut 4K & 2k about 2 or 3 db and it should be perfect. Also for a guy who just got into pro audio a little over a year ago your sound quality has improved so much since you started this channel. Cheers!
today, when its not easy to find rss with full post in it, main feature of feed reader is option to pull full article, and old tt-rss great in that, gust one checkbox. or freshrss, but it requires to manually type in a css selector
Yes, sadly they want you to open up the website and bombard you with ads. NewsFlash has 3 content scrapers it can fall back to: - You can write your own ftr config files to extract content from the site. Since you can tweak this for every feed/website this usually gives great results. But it has to be adjusted every time the website is restructured in a major way. github.com/fivefilters/ftr-site-config You can put the config files in .local/share/news-flash/scraper_data or .var/app/com.gitlab.newsflash/data/scraper_data in case of a flatpak - If no custom config is present the first fall-back is the mercury parser kindly hosted by feedbin: github.com/postlight/mercury-parser - Lastly there is a rust port of the readability algorighm The last two are heuristic approaches that try to extract content from everything you throw at it. So quality will vary. Just try clicking the little book icon above the article. You can always go back to the original content by clicking the icon again.
Thia is great! I just moved into Arch and was heistant about installing the old RSSOwl, Newsflash is much better! I added DistroTube's feed as well! =)
I used newsbeuter and newsboat. Switched to elfeed ever since using Doom Emacs. It was a bit confusing in the beginning, now I love it. I only subscribed to one podcast anyway 😃 Elfeed handles it nicely. Ohh, Rust! ❤️
Imo an rss reader must live in the browser. You’re reading web pages so that makes the most sense when you need to go to the original source. I imagine that people who use desktop or terminal rss readers don’t follow a lot of news sources with video and images, because otherwise they’re very clunky to use
Does anyone actually read RSS feeds? Maybe it's something I need to learn about.. I'll add elfeed to my emacs and have a play. I'm not convinced yet that my life will be any more positive for the experience though.
User experience is most of the time better with gui than console. I don't understand why this guy uses console apps. I only use them if I have to, like sshing servers or creating shell scripts.
Because touchpads and mice suck. What you are saying is totally subjective. I for instance don’t want to search for that one button hidden in a sunscreen of a submenu somewhere.
@@mke7605 No they don't suck. They are here to help you. If you can learn keyboard shortcuts for a terminal application, you can also learn the place of a button. Moreover you can still use GUI apps with keyboard shortcuts too. Most of the time, GUI apps give you choice, you can use your mouse heavily or use keyboard shortcuts if you want.
@@janlukasgernert6492 I was joking a bit there. Some of us like compiling from source ! If the people complain without actually debugging themselves, you should put it that way as opposed to not recommending it at all. Neat program btw
@@DistroTube Hey DT why dont you make a video on making custom kernels from kernel.org website i want to know how ton install it on arch and it is also very efficient to run your kernel according to your hardware i’ve seen people running gui without any major modifications , just by compiling their kernel for their own hardware . Just a suggestion .
I'm just thumbing up for RSS evangelism! RSS is boss!
Same here. I actually think that many technologies of the past are better than "new ones"
@@nikolaychechulin3494 it's because, they're not half-assed or purposefully sabotaged
The good old tech is perfected
But, I really want to know about RSS& what are it's strong points/superpower???
& it's cons
@@AcidiFy574 some things that come to mind. With RSS you are able to consume the content you want without having to hunt for it. Not only do you choose who you subscribe to, but you can also filter the content down to things you want to see. This saves a lot of time hunting for the content. (This can also create ignorance and bias but almost anything good can be used for bad)
Bandwidth can be reduced due to text only versions of content, and ads can be removed too.
Think of RSS as a way to tailor the content on the web to be only the things you want to see, rather than a company manipulating what you see with algorithms.
I’m not saying RSS can’t be manipulated, it can, it’s just not very prevalent (yet)
Also, Libhandy makes this one really great for tiling because it adapts very well to size changes.
This really makes me wanna start using RSS. I've never been using it before, but it seems a lot better organized than most of the news sites nowadays. Also I could handpick the topics I am interested in.
Yep, and you can add youtube channels to rss too.
Distrotube is my daily RSS feed now why do I need another lol😂
I hate that GNOME style trend of having custom window controls. It looks terrible in a tiling window manager.
HEY DT on your EQ cut just a little 4 Khz & 2Khz because your sibilances are a bit harsh in this video. The issue is an EQ issue with sibilances and not really a pop filter issue. Just cut 4K & 2k about 2 or 3 db and it should be perfect. Also for a guy who just got into pro audio a little over a year ago your sound quality has improved so much since you started this channel. Cheers!
Christ, audiophiles are the worst humans.
today, when its not easy to find rss with full post in it, main feature of feed reader is option to pull full article, and old tt-rss great in that, gust one checkbox. or freshrss, but it requires to manually type in a css selector
Yes, sadly they want you to open up the website and bombard you with ads.
NewsFlash has 3 content scrapers it can fall back to:
- You can write your own ftr config files to extract content from the site. Since you can tweak this for every feed/website this usually gives great results. But it has to be adjusted every time the website is restructured in a major way. github.com/fivefilters/ftr-site-config You can put the config files in .local/share/news-flash/scraper_data or .var/app/com.gitlab.newsflash/data/scraper_data in case of a flatpak
- If no custom config is present the first fall-back is the mercury parser kindly hosted by feedbin: github.com/postlight/mercury-parser
- Lastly there is a rust port of the readability algorighm
The last two are heuristic approaches that try to extract content from everything you throw at it. So quality will vary.
Just try clicking the little book icon above the article. You can always go back to the original content by clicking the icon again.
Have you checked out Liferea?
Thia is great! I just moved into Arch and was heistant about installing the old RSSOwl, Newsflash is much better! I added DistroTube's feed as well! =)
1:24 emacs web bwowser, distrotube let his furry side take over him for a sec >w
It's called eww - emacs web wowser
DT moving towards 100k subscribers 🐥
I used newsbeuter and newsboat. Switched to elfeed ever since using Doom Emacs. It was a bit confusing in the beginning, now I love it. I only subscribed to one podcast anyway 😃 Elfeed handles it nicely.
Ohh, Rust! ❤️
Thanks for video!
Canto isn't in development but still a really good no nonsense minimalist but practical reader
It would be fantastic is the RSS and Atom feeds were still in a lot of websites, most of them are pseudo-rss instead
It’s written in rust 😂😂😂😂😂😂
The best language, don't @ me
“I only use the best languages” DJT & ixs2
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Imo an rss reader must live in the browser. You’re reading web pages so that makes the most sense when you need to go to the original source. I imagine that people who use desktop or terminal rss readers don’t follow a lot of news sources with video and images, because otherwise they’re very clunky to use
Why don't use RSS that's built into Thunderbird? Seems pretty similar
How about a Text to Speech RSS reader with some decent voices?
Elfeed - my favorite RSS Reader in Emacs, I use it everyday.
P.S. Thank you for video!
What is Newsflash's behavious when you add a youtube channel rrs feed to it ?
It doesn't seem to like it at all.
@@renealbrechtsen9743 It recently got a little better. Now you get the video description as article content. Thumbnails are next on the list.
i been looking at normal shock.. news is good for days now.
Very good thanks , do you have a video on how to setup rss on doom emacs ?
It only gathers stuff when the PC is on. Am I supposed to never turn off my PC or is there a switch I can flip somewhere ?
what's next, bbs?
Hey DT would you do a review of Pop OS
people still use rss?
what do you think about fluent reader
I personally don't care much if my programs are using rust. If they're better, then I'll use them.
greatnews
How I can add package to AUR?
Why is this better than liferea?
Does anyone actually read RSS feeds? Maybe it's something I need to learn about.. I'll add elfeed to my emacs and have a play. I'm not convinced yet that my life will be any more positive for the experience though.
I'm looking forward to the days when "positive" means 'good' again.
Yes, every day. Around 180 feeds, not all of them are updated daily , of course
not done watching ... but can i have a moment of your time to talk about.... Python NLTK ?
Hey DT - I know this isnt the format for this, are the Arco Linux forums down?
User experience is most of the time better with gui than console. I don't understand why this guy uses console apps. I only use them if I have to, like sshing servers or creating shell scripts.
Mouse and GUIs are nice. Use them when available.
Because touchpads and mice suck. What you are saying is totally subjective. I for instance don’t want to search for that one button hidden in a sunscreen of a submenu somewhere.
@@mke7605 No they don't suck. They are here to help you. If you can learn keyboard shortcuts for a terminal application, you can also learn the place of a button. Moreover you can still use GUI apps with keyboard shortcuts too. Most of the time, GUI apps give you choice, you can use your mouse heavily or use keyboard shortcuts if you want.
Newsboat
I use W8.1 btw
Not recommending compiling is kinda tellin us he ain't a good dev lol
No, it means I'm tired of supporting all the wannabe terminal l33ts that run into problems and open issues that I have to triage.
@@janlukasgernert6492 I was joking a bit there. Some of us like compiling from source ! If the people complain without actually debugging themselves, you should put it that way as opposed to not recommending it at all. Neat program btw
"first"
True first.
Keep grinding boss
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If you can't type "first" then it doesn't count. Sorry. Them's the rules.
@@DistroTube My Bad , But Its okay .
@@DistroTube Hey DT why dont you make a video on making custom kernels from kernel.org website i want to know how ton install it on arch and it is also very efficient to run your kernel according to your hardware i’ve seen people running gui without any major modifications , just by compiling their kernel for their own hardware . Just a suggestion .