They weren’t kicked out, iirc. Their contributions just aren’t automatically merged anymore

Bummer, that’s strange.

Just took a glance at the settings in Read You, it seems like you might be able to use it locally. Might be worth a try.

I use FreshRSS (a self-hosted RSS aggregator) with Read You (for Android) and have Techdirt and Cascade PBS working, I actually just added Cascade PBS today. Of course this might require you to self host FreshRSS, but FreshRSS is well worth it.

Looking at the feeds, they seem pretty standard. I’m surprised your app isn’t accepting them.

It was already forked as classicpress.

I mean, if you took what I said as a personal attack I don’t know what else to say. Are you sure it’s me that needs to get a grip?

Most of Amazon’s revenue comes from AWS (a tech company), therefore Amazon is appropriately called a tech company.

What a dumb hill to die on. Are you anti-labor or something? This will affect all of amazon, and AWS is one of the largest tech companies out there. If you don’t want this post on your feed, I invite you to hide it or block OP. The votes clearly show the community doesn’t agree with you and that they don’t mind this on their feed.

You do know about AWS, right?? This applies to them too.

It is true that some podcasts make money via other means, for sure. I didn’t intend to say all podcasts, but many (most?) do have ads as the only way they make money. However, do you not want a Sponsorblock for others so you can have your cake and eat it too, just like you do now with adblockers? That’s how you really give them the middle finger.

That’s just not true. There will always be ads in podcasts, no matter if I listen to them or not; it’s how they make money. That’s not apathetic, it’s a fact. If someone made a sponsorblock for podcasts, it would help immensely, which is what my original comment was about. Blaming one single person for there being ads in podcasts is something else.

Unfortunately, the masses will still listen, so myself not listening will do jack-shit. The real way to do that would be a service or app that strips them out entirely.

If you have some magical podcast app that can do that I would love to know what it’s called.

This is one of the reasons I use unRAID with two parity disks. If one fails, I’ll still have access to my data while I rebuild the data on the replacement drive.

Although, parity checks with these would take forever, of course…

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No fucking thanks.