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A lawyer's logbook of self-built RSS bridges that turn government sites lacking feeds, such as BLM ePlanning, Congress.gov and the White House, into machine-readable streams. It pairs step-by-step setup instructions with arguments about the public cost of losing official data channels.
A personal blog-style newsletter by a hobbyist writer covering idle and incremental games like Eldara and Path of the Old Gods, plus musings on RSS, old-school news habits and internet culture. The tone is casual, chatty and self-deprecating, with a mix of game impressions and tangential anecdotes.
Hyprlab publishes tech how-to guides and write-ups about self-hosted and Linux tools, including a self-built RSS reader, a GNOME email client and a Bluesky cleanup script. Readers get step-by-step setup instructions and first-person accounts of building software with AI coding assistants.
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