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I really like RSS feeds. I don't need to open tons of websites. I use only one app to read them, and everything I follow lands in one list.
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I really like RSS feeds. I don't need to open tons of websites. I use only one app to read them, and everything I follow lands in one list.
Read more: RSSToday I read a message: Google Podcasts is no longer available. Im my heart I felt that. I have been using another application for a long time.
Read more: Bye, bye Google PodcastsI love minimalism on websites. On my personal site I use as few plugins and styles as I can, and 99 points on PageSpeed Insights is a good score.
Read more: MinimalismDiscover the world of Charles Young's miniature paper houses inspired by Japanese design. And if you want to play with colours yourself, try Huemint.
Read more: The magic of colour: the Huemint colour palette generatorThose harmless, invisible details that are part of every photo can reveal more than we would like. Date, GPS location, camera settings and thumbnails.
Read more: What is the deal with metadata in photos?After an hour of work, I deployed FreshRSS. I'm very pleased because it runs on MyDevil.net hosting. Now I'm testing the Cron Job.
Read more: FreshRSS has been deployedActivityPub, an add-on for #Wordpress, has a block that allows visitors to follow our blog, and another one that shows the latest 10 followers.
Read more: Wordpress: ActivityPubI discovered PowerToys about a year ago and I now use it on every computer. Here are the tools from the pack that really help my productivity.
Read more: Windows: PowerToysDo you read newsletters? Here is a tool that keeps them out of your private mailbox and helps you keep order, with everything sorted by source.
Read more: Stoop Inbox — a dedicated mailbox for newslettersI found Niagara Launcher by accident while browsing Twitter. One user of that chirping site recommended it, saying the app changed…
Read more: Android: Niagara Launcher