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[banshee7076@hear-me.social]

@brentsimmons

2014: This will be the year of Linux.
2015: This will be the year of Linux.
2016: This will be the year of Linux.
2017: This will be the year of Linux.
2018: This will be the year of Linux.
2019: This will be the year of Linux.
2020: This will be the year of Linux.
2021: This will be the year of Linux.
2022: This will be the year of Linux.
2023: This will be the year of Linux.
2024: This will be the year of Linux.
2025: This will be the year of Linux.
2026: This will definitely be the year of Linux

[johnmacintosh@swiss.social]

@brentsimmons If that happens, I will cancel my Internet access.

[l_inadapte@framapiaf.org]

@brentsimmons
RSS − like punk − never dies

[trashboypro@eldritch.cafe]

@brentsimmons god I hope not. An RSS Reader is literally how I manage all of the text-based social media websites right now and it works far better than their respective apps

[iamdtms@mas.to]

@brentsimmons A content of a webapp does not depens on appearance and operation. Web MVC works fine. Content syndication too.

[nsonic@troet.cafe]

@brentsimmons @timo I am about to Write my own little rss aggregator / reader because none that i know has the features i like to have ‍️

RSS is such a great thing!

[anparker@mastodon.bsd.cafe]

@brentsimmons I heard the same thing about e-mail.

[ben@kwiecien.us]

@brentsimmons what about ROUS's

[danielpree@chaos.social]

@brentsimmons @timo live it und used it ever since

[stairjoke@indieweb.social]

@brentsimmons @nicksherman

2014: OMG you still use email?!
2015: OMG you still use email?!
2016: OMG you still use email?!
2017: OMG you still use email?!
2018: OMG you still use email?!
2019: OMG you still use email?!
2020: OMG you still use email?!
2021: OMG you still use email?!
2021: OMG you still use email?!
2022: OMG you still use email?!
2023: OMG you still use email?!
2024: OMG you still use email?!
2025: OMG you still use email?!
2026: Newsletters move to blogs with RSS feeds.

[florianziegler@mastodon.social]

@nSonic @brentsimmons @timo I can recommend @FeedCity!

[nsonic@troet.cafe]

@florianziegler @brentsimmons @timo @FeedCity None can display rss feed of forums in a good way, like grouping by title. In a forum you might get updates in only 5 threads but the rss feed is flooded with 50 items because about 10 new posts in each thread. Showing each thread only once with a shaded color to indicate it’s a group and a badge with the item count in each group. Tapping a group to expand/collapse or navigate to a list of items in that group.
I might write it myself ‍️

[poetaster@mastodon.gamedev.place]

@brentsimmons it's like MIDI's little cousin.

[desparoz@mastodon.au]

@brentsimmons @rscottjones I just wish websites claiming to be blogs didn’t switch RSS off

[fatboy@fosstodon.org]

@brentsimmons
Linux = NewsBoat,
iOS = Netnewswire,
Android = Capy Reader

Also, Pale Moon and Basilisk web browsers support it ootb, if you want a browser app for rss separate from your daily driver

[starfia@mastodon.social]

@brentsimmons –

I can certainly understand some mild confirmation bias. ^ ^

I don't get the impression we're on the cusp of "not being surprised," but I'd also keep my ears open for any rise in "what's RSS?" and consider it promising.