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Things got really weird during President Donald Trump’s big speech on “election security” Thursday night.  The centerpiece of the event...

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If you have a website, if you don't have a WAF (web application firewall), you've basically committed malpractice. But that's incredible, right? Automated traffic can just take down your website or crawl it and duplicate it and easily re-publish it, which is actually better than when it brings down websites. Again, you now have to add software to keep things running.

I mean, it's embarrassing right? We have this thing that we almost universally think is awesome, the web, but we have to have a Swiss Army Knife of extensions to install and tweak just to have a tolerable experience? Sites that tell you to turn off the extension that you installed to hide ads, to show the ads, so that you can read the article?

It's astonishing that you have to add software (browser extensions) to simplify things. "Oh yeah, just get an ad blocker." What? I have to add complexity so that I can get simplicity?

Or at least it didn't in the old version we're using. But it's so strange: you can do this in the attachments section, just not in the comments. It's so obvious to add support for this in both.

Clicking on an image thumbnail to enlarge it in a comment thread is pretty much table-stakes for any bug tracking software. So naturally, Jira doesn't support it.

And now - 'avec logo' - much improved, IMHO.

Done.

Logging on to demo.rss.chat and interested to see where it all goes. 

I added rss.chat into NetNewsWire - might add this one as well. 

There is one I know of. Inkwell, by micro.blog, will allow you to post to Micro.blog.

Thanks for clearing that up, Dave. Seeing what's happening here just makes me think of all kinds of stuff, but I suppose that was the idea! 😃

I am fully aware of WordLand. I keep a watchful eye on everything you do, Dave. I have since 2001 when I found DaveNet and Scripting News. 

Dumb question but are there any apps which combine both rss reading and writing? I can’t find any… 🤷‍♂️

Replying to myself! 🤣