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I didn’t know about antenna pod, and I assumed you were just being mean.

Why rss self hosting and seemingly complicated? I thought push notifications needed a back end of some kind. I didn’t think that was possible with just a podcast app



Selfhosted rss w/ push?
With Google podcast dying I'm looking for a replacement. I'd like to unchain myself from the corpos if I can too. So I'm not interested in another pod catcher that'll just try to monetize me. Are there are self hosted rss readers with push? That seems like a great solution for pods and just about anything else I might want to keep up with.
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Lol we’re lucky there isn’t a keylogger trojaned in there. That’s the next step for crackers. Get something in there that will activate when it recognizes it was repackaged on steam.


Oh God yes, I never knew I needed illustrated self hosting architecture.

Need more. Could you also add like, a curious cat that asks questions?


the driver of a very expensive hardware shit

Bold of you to assume system.out.you.are.fucked() returns a string. It works with a proprietary i2c spinoff that tried to implement asynchronous.



There’s only a few recorders who actually check title, called Torrens, when you record something in the US. 99% of them work under abstract where literally anyone can record anything as long as they pay the county recorder and meet the basic requirements like have a notary stamp.

There’s a good chance if you’re in the US that I could just record a deed giving me ownership of your house or apartment complex. I’d have to fraudulently sign your name as grantor, but the county isn’t going to stop me. You’ll have to stop me.

There’s a whole huge industry around recording and verifying deeds for sales to deal with that type of nonsense. First, they won’t want to get dismantled. Fidelity is huge for example. Sort of like how TurboTax inserts themselves between you and paying taxes. Fidelity inserts themselves between you buying and selling a house.

A verified Blockchain would essentially turn everything into torrens instead of abstract title. I think that’s a good thing and I’d rather pay the government to verify the transaction than done for profit company that’s going to review title as quickly and cheaply as possible.

Nevermind having to deal with a title insurance industry – like all insurance – that’s inherently be incentivised to reduce costs by not paying claims.