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Hey thanks for that. I do like hackernews and ars technica. And I already selfhost a bunch of other stuff. So I guess I found what I'm going to setup next. In the past whenever I've looked into RSS I've found some sites go out of their way to try to stop it.

For example here's a site I'd like to get the feed for featured reviews: https://rateyourmusic.com/

Short of scraping it with python beautiful soup I don't see an easy way to get the feed.

Any good feeds you recommend?

"Shapiro says they are being raised on a 800-hectare reserve where they are being observed and cared for. “They can’t get a splinter without us knowing,”

I've seen that movie. But seriously, this company is clearly bullshit. It's like 2025 Theranos.

The face of James Earl Jones! Jk, that is a fun fact I'm stealing for next time I watch a clockwork orange

Richest man that the IRS knows about

"Furthermore it was said that a drone gun had triggered the panic, which is highly doubtful from a technical point of view."

Anyone who's seen the video can see it's not a drone with a gun causing the panic. Although you couldn't see it, that vehicle probably focused a high pitch sound to clear the road.

Edit: this is a different video than the original one I saw but it looks like they're using the same technique here https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=CvY9sVUERV0

Uncle Sam keeps his ECM frequencies under a pretty tight lock and key, speaking as someone who's had to service ALQ-99 pods.

Absolutely. This is the true "kill switch". Turning off support for most US made weapons means killing them.

🎶 So here I am, doing everything I can Holding on to what I am, pretending I'm a superman 🎶

That's a Jim Henson creature that's about to guide that dude through a maze. You can't convince me it's not.

SearX is great. I self host the docker container for it and I love all the granularity in setting which engine to use for what type of search. I also use Kagi, but that's because I support what they're doing more than anything.