Ask HN: Which self-hosted RSS Reader have you switched to?
Like Christmas shopping, I have delayed the inevitable (switching my RSS from Google Reader) until the (nearly) last minute. Many of the hosted RSS services (feedly, old reader, etc.) seem OK, but my thoughts about re-investing this piece of my online life into another 3rd party proprietary system are overwhelmingly "meh". I'd rather just cough up the nominal money for an AWS micro and run it myself. Can anyone give some advice based on this want list?:
MUST-HAVES: Open Source, hosted on GitHub WANTS: Minimalist UI (Folders, Starred Items...just the basics)... Easy/Minimally dependent build/deploy... Easy GoogleReader import... Plays well on AWS... Has a nice, featureful API... Some kind of authentication... WOULD BE EXTRA COOL: NodeJS-based... Allows single-serving articles in front of auth (i.e. all my articles in feed require auth by default, but if there is one I really like, I can "publish" it and share a link with my friends or something)