In response to his post about the squeak of sphincters. 1. I was getting an exam at a urologist's office where one of the nurses actually used the word sphincter, and I, fully conscious, said something funny that got them all laughing, basically that you never hear the word...

That's okay -- I like that you're experimenting. I want to help you do more. ;-)

Oops, I did mean FeedLand. That is confusing that I wrote WordLand. Sorry about that.

Scott the confusion was you said WordLand and I think you meant FeedLand. ;-)

Also wpIdentity does more than username and password, it's how WordLand connects to everything.

I didn't use wpIdentity or smtp for my initial test with SQLite. I signed up with email, and had Claude tell me the confirmation link. 😃

I just configured wpIdentity with my WordPress client ID and secret, and it worked without any code changes.

- celld support - This is to allow standalone deployment to any host, including Digital Ocean droplet with cloud_init. Turns out D1 support is not yet available in celld so deferred.- CF temporary account support - This is to allow user to launch their own instance under a te...

I don't know about wpIdentity but rss.voice uses D1 which is a SQLite database. You can see how it's used in this file. Just find "env.DB.prepare" calls.

https://github.com/donpark/rss.voice/blob/main/apps/server/src/index.ts

Brent, great to see you here.

The OPML subscription lists is the right way to go for a popular feed reader, to get people thinking about creating subscription lists for others to subscribe to. And by then we should have a streamlined release of FeedLand for editing and combining the lists we generate here and elsewhere.

Later, once other sites are supporting the discourse features in RSS.chat format, or as others are supporting it, you might want to be in on the conversation. I think Manton is working on that. But discourse is an important function in his world, not so much in NNW but it could be.

Resources:

1. Example code for subscription lists.

2. The discourse features walkthrough.

Glad to help any way we can. ;-)

I’m currently planning the next NetNewsWire milestone (7.2), figuring out what features to add and wondering how it could start to support rss.chat. Would a good first step be adding support for OPML subscription lists?

Of course using SQLite is progress. When you're ready tell us how you did it. I assume it's being done at the wpidentity level?

I love stuff like this. Small pieces loosely joined. ;-)

I occasionally post sets of links I've collected to my blog. I've been using my instance of rss.chat to collect links.

I've figured out a simple bash script:

That pulls in the markdowntext of the last 10 links so I can edit a little then post to my blog. I run the script from TextMate, add a new tab, paste and edit.

I'm experimenting today with WordLand running with SQLite instead of MySQL. Nothing to show yet, but it works for me locally with a small patch to the wordland repo.

Andrew thanks for the reminder, I sent an email to you and Jon Desrosiers introducing you guys. I met Jon at WC Canada last year, he's one of the people who manage the final release of each version of WordPress. And unfortunately (for him) he is a Celtics fan. :-)

Is anyone else going to WordCamp this week?
I’ll be flying in Monday morning. Highs of 113°F in Phoenix! Uff da!
I'll have "I ♥ RSS" stickers to hand out.

I used to use Bluesky to write my early morning posts when I'm using an iPad or a computer that can't access my editor for my main blog.

Before that I used Twitter.

But I should be using RSS.chat.

Esp when I hit the character limit on Bluesky, which happens every time. It's not very likely I'll write something that can be expressed fully in 300 chars.

This morning I reminded myself that my new casual writing platform is right here.

This, btw, is 459 chars.

The press is freaking out about Democratic Socialist candidates winning elections all over the country.

They can relax, because the government of the United States thrives on different points of view, and thus -- compromise.

The Democrats can have any combination of points of view, as long as they play by the rules of democracy.

In fact nothing could be more reaffirming of democracy than having a wide range of new reps in Congress from different political viewpoints.

They can all work together and in doing so, give us another shot at the form of government we all believe in.

John -- it's not a matter of time, it's how many items there are. Each feed can have a maximum of 100 items. That's a config setting on the server, config.rssMaxFeedItems.

Wondering how long items in your feed persists here?

I have spent a few days scattered over three weeks supervising a new version of frontier which took almost a decade to develop originally for Mac in 80s and 90s for node.js and electron. Without Claude I’m pretty sure that was never going to happen. I’m paying $100 a month for that.

I did a full rewrite from scratch Sunday to run on Cloudflare or standalone using celld.

The rewrite branch and screenshot of the its current state at:
https://github.com/donpark/rss.voice/tree/rewrite

Aside from fullter testing and pen-testing on Cloudflare and celld, a key feature I'm planning to add next weekend is ability to spawn new instances using Cloudflare's temporary account creation support.

The Agency was quite good.

https://www.metacritic.com/tv/the-agency-2024/

I meant blogging via AppleScript was niche.

What is nice about the rss.chat set up is if I post a link from one tab rss.chat updates the page in another tab without refresh.

It's linkblogging. Not niche, imho.

I’ve managed to make a small AppleScript that gets the selection from Safari & a link and posts it to RSS.chat. Post Link & Quote to RSS.chat Fairly niche.

Cool! I need to update the UI so that it properly shows your server name instead of just "RSS.chat" everywhere.

Success. I cross-posted to my RSS.storian.org. Thanks @manton and @dave.

and, nevermind. I went ahead and clicked it and I see I get to determine the server. Awesome.

I see the cross-post button in Micro.blog. It says RSS.chat. Does that mean it will cross-post here, or can I tell it to cross-post to my RSS.storian.org?

I have this feed.

https://demo.rss.chat/users/dave/rss.xml

Hooked up to micro.blog which in turn hooks it up to Bluesky.

If I write a post there that has a title or is longer than 300 chars, it will use standard.site.

Which I think means it will show up in my timeline as a card, and clicking on a link will take me to the full post inside the "atmosphere" -- they come up with great names in that world! :-)

I think there's a feed reader over there, we will find out.

Once again Manton kicks ass. This is a big door to open.

I used the demo.rss.chat so other people could contribute without being part of my circle of friends. ;-)