Killing RSS = killing decentralized internets (blogs, podcasts, etc) = empowering centralized plateform such as youtube, spotify (etc)

Youtube has pretty much always supported RSS and still does. Google killed their RSS reader, but if they wanted to kill RSS they wouldn't put it in their video platform.

When it comes to killing web technology, Google is mostly killing their own weird APIs that nobody ended up using or pruning away code that almost nobody uses according to their statistics.

> Youtube has pretty much always supported RSS and still does.

It has RSS feeds for individual channels. It does not _support_ RSS in any meaningful way.

Can you please clarify? For me, maintaining my own watch lists, that is, per channel RSS feeds, all neatly organized in my RSS aggregator's folders, is the only way to fly.

I wish robots.txt were forced to be followed by AI parser...

and my energy (CPU, etc)

Am french, I can say that most of the voters whatch TV and mainstream medias.

Owned by the french oligarchs (les milliardaires comme on "aime" les appeler). They actually successfully make people think "right wing" is not left or right (for far right) or even centrist (modem), and all the left spectrum is extremist terrorist. Racism, islamophobia, lgbtphobia, anti feminism, and others kyriarchies are normalized.

What make you think the elections are fairs in this context ?

That's not what the term "free and fair" elections means though. To be considered fair, there can be no government interference of the voting process (ex: ballot stuffing, voter suppression) and its results must be accepted.

Media manipulation exists of course, all democracies have this to a certain extent. But France is actually not too bad compared to other countries.

That's true that populist and far right oligarchs control medias in France, hence they do manipulate voters with fearmongering and half-truths.

I want to separate this from a state-backed election fraud though. I would say that the election process is fair, but citizens are manipulated.

The Eiffel Tower never used to have metal detectors for visitors. Why do you need them now? What's changed?

Let's improve "Open source". Not Open-sourcing our product...

I'd rather customize vscode with extensions.

https://github.com/JetBrains/intellij-community Here's the product, open source. There's proprietary stuff on top for Ultimate, but community is right there.

Their core platform and some basic language plugins (Java, Python) are open source.

Do NOT forget the (optionnal) monthly subscription fees :)

TIL blind repair is a scam! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ppobi8VhWwo

Or you could just use the snap, and you don't need to do anything :)

Pending update of snap

Close the app to avoid disruptions

Note: the website does NOT works if you call https://prettypolly.app/ (without the www). not sure it is on purpose

note: Cant find Esperanto, which is a useful language to get learning curve fast for others language, i guess it worth the add?

I wonder if there is a possible implementation to learn sign language (i'm thinking about LSF since i live in a french speaking area)

Yeah - sorry, hadn't had time to configure the root domain yet, but will do very soon. Thanks for reporting. I'll add Esperanto to the list of recommended languages!

I have no idea where to start with sign language, but I can do my best!

> Rule 5: The digits in your password must add up to 25.

Im already stuck here with `Password!25XXV` or `Password!1234567890123456789012345` or `Password!34` (9+25)

I'm not native english, so if there is a pun in the rules description, I might not get it :'(

It’s the sum of the individual digits, so 25 sums to 7, and your second one sums to way more than 25

funny that i had to remove weight of my initial digit since the CAPTCHA (rule10) :>

The captcha could itself add up to more than 25, making an immediate game over

You can request a new captcha without restarting

Same. I had a captcha and chess move that added to 29.

Copy your password and reload to continue with only a few missed rules.

It means sum, so 55555 would work

got it, thank you!

It means individual digits e.g. 997 === 9 + 9 + 7