A personal newsletter guiding readers through RSS: what it is, why it gives control back from tracking-heavy platforms, and how to set up a feed reader. The writing is warm, playful and conversational, mixing anecdotes from friends with a practical encouragement to try RSS.
Website: https://newsletter.kaerecomputer.dk/
An environmental lawyer's logbook on building and sharing open-source RSS-Bridge tools that track US government filings such as BLM ePlanning documents, Congress.gov bill actions and White House presidential actions. It pairs practical how-to instructions with commentary on government transparency and public data access.
Short, first-person reviews of Mac and iOS productivity apps such as Hazel, lire and iA Writer, often paired with YouTube walkthroughs. Readers get practical impressions of pricing models, support, sync options and ease of use.
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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