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I highly recommend The David Feldman Show. Long episodes with guests - comedians, but also politics. A weekly appearance of Aaron Berg who is super funny. https://davidfeldmanshow.com/

Use https://huffduffer.com/ - it extracts the audio from Youtube Videos and adds it to a feed you can subscribe to. The bookmarklet lets you collect all the audio in the wild. Best service ever.

I like to listen to them when they make fun about Cernovich, Q and the Alt-right, but sometimes it's just too specific about people I've never heard of.

unfortunately no. It was announced a year ago and then nothing happened. But they still seem to be working on...

I'm waiting for https://superhuman.com/ finally to launch

Maybe Superhuman is opening to the public by then? It sounds promising.

https://techcrunch.com/2017/08/18/rapportive-founders-new-st...

https://superhuman.com/

Dreamweaver was pretty nice (compared to the mess that Adobe GoLive was) and definitely close to what static site generators are doing today, just with a gui. It was really awesome, when I discovered Dreamweavers dynamic templating, because at that time, I had no clue how to get PHP and MySQl to work. Now that I know everything about PHP and MySQL I have a hard time understanding node.js (beside grunt) etc.

If I already considered plain text for writing, I would rather start with a flat file system like Grav[1] or Pico CMS[2] that's based on markdown files, than trying to get the content out of a wordpress db later. Given, WP is at this point the standard to publish online and it's quick and easy.

[1]: https://getgrav.org/ [2]: http://picocms.org/

- Wallabag (Pocket/Instapaper replacement) [1]

- Embed (Embed.ly replacement) [2]

- Nextcloud (Dropbox etc)

- foobar2000 (Spotify :P)

[1]: https://github.com/wallabag/wallabag

[2]: https://github.com/oscarotero/Embed/

There are attempts with some serverside voodoo, but it doesn't look like it's possible.

Self-hosted Wallabag instance is great. I collect article there first, sync them to pocket as a backup. (Wallabag RSS->IFTTT->Pocket)

https://wallabag.org/en

just wanted to mention that. Indeed a very insightful episode, that explained a lot of comments I've seen lately.

It's so nice to build something that works without JS in the first place and then just add some JS and CSS3 animations.

You might want to contribute here: https://github.com/impressivewebs/HTML9-Responsive-Boilerstr... the project is still going strong, on the the Issues side.

Very good points. I haven't thought about the broken website problem due to embeds.

In his case, he depends on it and so does the media in analyzing his tweets. That would be an interesting scenario where he loses a channel he considers as important outlet.

I don't think it's so easy to make people move to another platform that fast and to create the same/similar eco system that allows twitter right now, to influence public opinion (with popular hashtags build up by bot networks, or politicians tweeting)

which case do you refer to about prosecution over free speech?

Their privacy policy is much much better! Unfortunately the battery drain seems to be higher.

https://www.bigpaua.com/arcapp/privacy

Is there an app, like moves, that tracks in the background, without sending data to some server by default? Moves had a nice array of third party apps, they all die off now as well.

Edit: Apparently there is Arc App https://www.reddit.com/r/iphone/comments/8vrwov/facebook_is_...

What if a EU sitizen uses a VPN to use a non GDPR conform service? What's with the California Online Privacy Protection Act? You have to comply to that. And from there it's not such a big step to comply to GDPR. Not?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Online_Privacy_Protection_Act

Edit: Apprently, there is a new one on its way: https://eu.usatoday.com/story/tech/talkingtech/2018/06/28/ho...

Here is my backup chain for articles I want to read later/archive against link rot: I run my own Wallabag instance (self-hosted pocket). Wallabag offers an rss feed for all new articles that triggers IFTTT to a) save a copy to pocket (just as backup) b) save a markdown version of the article to dropbox (via http://heckyesmarkdown.com/go/?read=1&preview=0&showframe=0&...)

Wallabag also offers automatic tagging rules and RSS feeds to each tag.

https://wallabag.org/en

https://podsync.net/ + Pocket Cast = <3 - doesn't work always unfortunately. For audio only I use https://huffduffer.com/ (well it's just adding single youtube videos to a customized podcast feed)

German Democratic Peoples Republic ;-)

I use both, but sometimes it's a bit a pain in the ass with capchas and and embedded iframes etc. A lot of trial and error which scripts are needed. But it's great to know most of the crap, including cookie/consent banners are blocked.

What's with generated images (some crap like facebook frames or generated slideshows etc) doesn't have facebook the copyright on those - at least the designs? Should those be included in the export?

Cookie warnings are the new ads. My ad-blocker eats them.

Here is another feed creator service, for websites that don't offer a newsfeed: http://createfeed.wprssaggregator.com/

One of the few Yahoo products that were great. I think Yahoo was pretty good in providing developer tools and apis.