Viktor Frankl, Carl Jung, and Alan Watts All Discovered the Same 5 Rules for Living—Almost Nobody Lives by Them https://scienceandsoul.substack.com/p/viktor-frankl-carl-jung-and-alan +links

Apple Is the King of AI and Nobody Knows It https://open.substack.com/pub/limitededitionjonathan/p/apple-is-the-king-of-ai-and-nobody +links +apple +ai

From Our Correspondent in Wisconsin - TPM – Talking Points Memo
https://talkingpointsmemo.com/edblog/from-our-correspondent-in-wisconsin +links +pefl

I love the idea of RSS.chat

blamouche/browsidian: Browser interface for your local Obsidian vaults https://github.com/blamouche/browsidian +links +markdown +obsidian +web +editor

ToDo

scripting/rss.chat: A simple chat network, client and server, based on RSS 2.0 feeds and websockets. https://github.com/scripting/rss.chat/tree/main +links +rss

El modelo Costco: Cuando pagar bien es una estrategia de rentabilidad - America Malls & Retail https://americaretail-malls.com/opinion/el-modelo-costco-cuando-pagar-bien-es-una-estrategia-de-rentabilidad/ +links +sbi

Amyloooo so nice to see you here! :-)

We got a report of a security issue which we quickly addressed and fixed.

Instructions on how to update your server.

This server has been updated as has rss.chat.

Alright.

“Every time someone in a group of people deploys a screen, the whole group is affected. Each disengaged person in a crowd is like a little black hole, a dead zone for social energy, radiating a noticeable field of apathy towards the rest of the room and what’s happening there.”

Hello world. I'm testing to make sure that the server is working after another upgrade.

test

The basic UI design for the editor is the same, as you’ve  noted, but the UI is all new code.

We reuse basic parts, esp server side where we built on the same foundations as we use in all my recent products, Drummer, FeedLand.

But this is a very new way of developing, I have a great development partner — Claude Code, which has made it possible to try out lots of options, and extensive iteration, far more than a human developer could do.

Looks good!

Minor unexpected behavior
With Safari on Mac
With only one post in the list:

1. Click the post feed icon. 
2. Click Safari's Back button. 
3. Click the post timestamp. 
4. Click the post username. 
5. Click Safari's Back button again. 
6. You should see the post and the user's feed.

Much better than Chatouk!🙄

pasted image, looks good in the editor.

Something about the UI here is pleasingly tactile.

You can reply to your own post.  In which case, the reply notes who it replying to:

How does 

• https://demo.rss.chat/#  &   https://github.com/scripting/rss.chat

relate to 

• https://wordland.social/  & https://this.how/wordland/  & https://github.com/scripting/wordlandSupport

Not sure why I’m responding either, but thanks for the opportunity!

When my students and I studied historical episodes of active citizenship, we saw that six things needed to be in place for the activists to have a chance for success.

One of them was the ability to affiliate with others. Not just write as we please and read what others write. Beyond that: to find partners and allies and take on the shared work of effective citizenship, through public speech and private planning, just as historical examples have shown.

By now we take for granted that we can read and write as soloists on the web. Looks like rss.chat, however, is taking a very practical step forward in the power to affiliate.

We have images. 

Limit of 2MB per.

Works like Slack or GitHub.

Put the image on the clipboard, create a post, paste.

This is a test of the emergency RSS system.

Don't lose sight of what you're doing something in service of.

Ya, SMTP is why you like having other people in the world to set that up. I'm still waiting to get out of the sandbox on AWS SES and I've had a case open for five days.

rss chat is now simper to set up so I gave it a wee go on local host. So far I've just run it from my downloads folder. The instructions worked but I am a node-no-nothing so I tripped a couple of times.

First I didn't npm install so nothing worked.

I tried to set up SMTP using SendGrid, but I lost the will to live half way through. Got an API key but

Message failed: 550 The from address does not match a verified Sender Identity. Mail cannot be sent until this error is resolved. Visit https://sendgrid.com/docs/for-developers/sending-email/sender-identity/ to see the Sender Identity requirements

So I just copied the magicString from the terminal and constructed my own url: http://localhost:1420/userconfirms?emailConfirmCode=ysugstk4yc

Which did the trick.

Ofcouse a localhost oneperson social network is not much use ;-) but interesting none the less.

Ohhh, not that ICE.