I blog links in the enviable stuff category. These ones are pulled in from other places.

FeedLand

And here are some links from FeedLand

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    Updated version of FeedLand Docker Compose. It's now possible to run FeedLand on a local machine on a private network.
  • Blogs Are Back
    A browser-based RSS reader that stores everything locally. There’s also a directory you can explore to get you started. adactio.com/links/22350 Adactio: Links—Blogs Are Back Interesting take oa reader, browsers are getting ver powerful, this seem to keep everything in local storage if you want…
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    How about a Markdown Web?
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    Next FeedLand release has the option of keeping items around for a certain number of days. Running on two servers for burn-in. I don't recommend turning this on now unless you're helping test. The instance of FeedLand I had running is long gone, but. I do intend to get it up and running again once […]
  • Feedland
    Next FeedLand release has the option of keeping items around for a certain number of days. Running on two servers for burn-in. I don't recommend turning this on now unless you're helping test.

Huffduffer

I use Huffduffer to collect audio to listen to. This supplements podcasts I listen to. Huffduffer provides an RSS feed of audio I gather and does cleaver things like converting youtube videos to audio via huffduff-video.

pinboard

Until fairly recently1 used pinboard to bookmark interesting links. You can see all my links here: johnjohnston, here are some of my favourites:

  1. I might go back, currently thinking abut reading, saving & linking ↩︎

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