shork @noiob@awoo.space

yay, I got cohost RSS parsing working with CWs and everything

ooo https://github.com/Rob--W/cors-anywhere

ah ffs I can't load my Cohost feed in the client because of CORS 😩

async,
nemesis
ah dang,
my old

wow, Twitch, great recommendation, there's few things I'd wanna see less on your website

then again my goal will probably be to imitate the style of the respective websites, so I'll have to do a bunch of work per website anyways

also ideally I wanna merge the feeds so that's a buncha extra work including timestamp parsing

downside: I have to write a complete second parser because Mastodon uses RSS and cohost uses Atom or jsonfeed

okay, it's actually not that hard to parse RSS in Javascript

pet peeves: people keep calling "typing text on a numerical keypad" "T9" when T9 actually is a brand name for predictive text on a numerical keypad

as flawed as ffxiv's writing is (and this storyline certainly has its issues) I'm really excited how Gaius's story will develop

it's wild how they made the most boring generic antagonist into an actually interesting side character while acknowledging that they can't give him a redemption arc

FFXIV localizers are clowns and I'm a big fan of that

Isleworks Isloaf

is loaf c:

or I just set up my freshRSS instance to present some feeds publicly but I'd rather not do that

it'd be cool if I could actually parse RSS in the client… it'd be a tad slow but really low-maintenance

is there some way to have like, an aggregate of RSS feeds on a personal website? I'd love to have my latest Cohost posts, Masto, maybe Twitter in one convenient place when people click through to my website