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The update does not install automatically. You have to manually install it from the settings app.

It was restored

This is already being discussed here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35617763

They just added a new limit on the number of times you can tweet per day (2400 tweets).

https://help.twitter.com/en/rules-and-policies/twitter-limit...

They just added GoToSocial support [0], and they are adding support for more instance types [1]

[0] https://github.com/Dimillian/IceCubesApp/pull/135

[1] https://github.com/Dimillian/IceCubesApp/issues/16

I don't think so. Movetodon is still working for me.

Buffer and Hootsuite have both said that they are unaffected

> Twitter subsidized someone else’s paid app

I thought the larger developers had to pay Twitter to use their API?

There's another discussion thread for this news: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34385336

Firefox used to have that functionality built in, but they removed it in late 2018

I know NetNewsWire and NewsBlur have already been mentioned, but I use both of them together. I use NewsBlur on Windows, and NetNewsWire with my NewsBlur account on Mac/iOS. NetNewsWire also supports iCloud, Feedbin, Feedly, and other services (and locally without syncing).

JSON Feed is in a catch-22. Not many websites use it (and none can use it exclusively) because not as many clients support it. Few clients support it because not many websites use it. While an auto-discovery spec would be great, having multiple feeds is currently the only way to add JSON Feed and break the cycle.

> What we really need is an update to the auto-discovery spec that says "these two feeds have the exact same content, if you support both formats only show your preferred format to the user"

You could do that right now by having 1 URL that changes what type it returns based on the request's "Accept" type. However, I don't know if any websites/clients actually do that, or if it would break older clients.

There is an RSS feed link in the footer. There's also a "link" tag to tell your browser that there's an RSS feed available for the page.

Is it still doing that? Whenever I tap the "RSS FEED" link, Safari asks to open my RSS feed. Even when I uninstall my RSS app, Safari asks to look up feed readers in the app store. I can't find anything like that quote when I view the feed's source on desktop.

Edit: Maybe that was a bug? I see that exact same quote in a tiny font at the bottom of every page.

> Pay to subscribe, and only you will get the newsletter. RSS feed can't limit only to subscribers.

Patreon has this feature with their podcast RSS feeds.[1] When you subscribe, you get a URL with a personal, unique parameter. This feed has all the episodes that you pay for. Your version of the feed stops updating after you cancel your subscription.

[1] They probably also have it for normal RSS feeds, but I've only used their podcast RSS feeds

The Tweetbot developers are making a Tweetbot for Mastodon https://tapbots.social/@ivory

I thought this was a joke, but you weren't kidding [0]. He remade the poll with just "now" (55.9% right now) and "in 7 days" (44.1%) [1]

[0] https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1603600001057185792

[1] https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1603609466301059073

They've all been banned too

OP links to bot's creator's Twitter account, which hasn't been suspended. The @ElonJet account is still suspended.

https://twitter.com/elonjet

Twitter already made that. They launched Subscriptions (previously Super Follows) a year ago.

https://blog.twitter.com/en_us/topics/product/2021/introduci... https://help.twitter.com/en/using-twitter/subscriptions

The .is version redirects to the .ph version anyway.

> however at this point you may not have enough focus points to hit the right thing

Cameras these days have over 700 focus points, and some high-end ones have thousands.

That depends on the service or app. Some accept both, and some only take RSS. Apple Podcasts used to accept Atom feeds, but they don't anymore for new podcasts. All the feeds

Edit: do you know any podcasts that use an atom feed? None of the 80 feeds in my podcast app are atom feeds.

Safari 16 on iOS supports AVIF images, which use the AV1 encoding. Safari 16.1 beta adds support for both regular and animated AVIF images, https://developer.apple.com/documentation/safari-release-not...

That isn't what I meant at all. I meant within the same state or country, but too far away to meet in person.

They never said it shouldn't be optional? OP wasn't asking why some people thing everyone should go back to the office. They were asking why some people like going to the office.

All the WFH coworkers I've had were too spread out for that to be possible. Yes, "100% remote" means you can work from anywhere, but it also means your company can hire from anywhere.

This iPad has the flat sides from the Air and Pro, but it's not compatible with the 2nd gen iPad pencil. Instead, they're releasing a USB-C adapter so you can charge it directly from the iPad (1st gen plugged directly into the iPad's lightning port).

Yes, they moved the fingerprint sensor to the lock bottom on top

> Nintendo has no relationship with Valve

Portal and Portal 2 recently released on the Switch