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@hj @lain What kind of bread goes well with that kind of wine? God, I wish I weren't anosmic. You nosmic people's descriptions of food and beverage are like descriptions of shades of colour for the congenitally blind. :(

@lain :|

@lain Yer gona get cancelleder.

@lain It's Dunning-Kruger effect all the way down.

@lain Prime example of the Dunning-Kruger effect.

@kaia @mono EXPLAIN TO US RIGHT NOW! 🚽 💢💢

@lain Name?

@lain #Vitiligo

@hj @lain Dear god.

@lain huh!

> 2024-08-06T14:56:01+0000 < cow_2001> link: make a JSON document representing my ass
> 2024-08-06T14:56:04+0000 <@link> cow_2001: Creating a JSON document representing an individual's anatomy can be complex. It typically includes nested objects for different body parts, such as "head," "torso," and "limbs," further detailed with attributes like size, color, and any distinguishing features. For the specific request, a JSON representation of "my ass" could be: {
> 2024-08-06T14:56:04+0000 <@link> "Ass": { "Size": "Normal", "Shape": "Round", "Color": "Varies", "Features": ["Dimpled", "Hairless"] } } Remember, JSON structures are versatile and can be customized based on the specific characteristics you want to include!

@lain Kamalanoko nokonoko koshitantan.

@lain What happens next?

@lain How about polygons, polynomial, polymers, polychaeta, polydactyl (cool mutant and mutation, not necessarily cool for the polydactyl person), and many other polys that I do not remember and are nice to have lying about for our amusement and fascination?

@lain @Rocc What they do is they take an interesting subject, then they suck all the joy out of it until it is the most boring thing you've ever read in your whole life.

I've written a bunch of functions and commands that retrieve OPML
files and update Elfeed's `elfeed-feeds` with the feeds of those
OPMLs.

https://codeberg.org/kakafarm/emacs-opml-to-elfeed-feeds

The user stores a list of OPML addresses as the custom variable
`opml-to-elfeed-feeds-opml-list`. Each OPML address optionally tagged
the same way the feeds in `elfeed-feeds` are tagged.

The user then runs a certain command to add the list of feeds
retrieved from `opml-to-elfeed-feeds-opml-list` to `elfeed-feeds`.

Except for `o2e-opml-list` and `o2e-elfeed-feeds` I haven't yet
exposed any API to the user, as in `package-name--foo` versus
`package-name-foo` and `(interactive ...)`.

So what kind of functionality would you find useful for dealing with
remote OPML files?

First posted on:

https://kaka.farm/haunt/posts/a-package-for-dealing-with-lists-of-remote-opml-files-and-interfacing-them-with-elfeed-feeds.html

#atom #elisp #emacs #feeds #gnu #opml #rfc #rss

@lain What is that?

@lain @guizzy @Nightingalle That depends on whether Mandarin is a duck typed language and if the Nightingalle implements the walking, quacking, and smelling like a duck attributes.

@lain

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xz9UBODgIho

https://kaka.farm/pub/kotoura-san-s01e05-scanners.mp4

@lain oh and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XKyaHthIKaY but please don't smash them.