[-] smallredearth@lemmy.zip 2 points 4 weeks ago
[-] smallredearth@lemmy.zip 3 points 4 weeks ago

Thanks. Can you add an email later? For password resets

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account creation (lemmy.zip)

I’m trying to make a new account on lemmy.ml because lemmy.zip is now blocked in the uk and i want a new username. Whenever i try to make a new account i get ‘user_already_exists’ even when i use an email address that i haven’t tried before. I also tried the hello@lemmy.zip email but no reply. Who can i contact to get my account?

[-] smallredearth@lemmy.zip 2 points 1 month ago

That sounds like a good way of creating newsletters or preparing things for print. Let me know if you publish the tool or code

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Hi, just thought i’d share some of my favourite rss related tools and apps. All free and non-technical to use.

Bye, Doom!

This is a current favourite. Makes rss feeds from social accounts

https://houseofkyle.com/2026/03/08/bye-doom/

Kill the Newsletter!

Turn email newsletters into feeds

https://kill-the-newsletter.com/

FetchRSS

Good for making feeds from simple web pages that haven’t got one

http://fetchrss.com/

RSS Lookup

Finds feeds on pages that have got one

https://www.rsslookup.com/

Two tools for generating feeds for sites that haven’t got one. They don’t claim to be perfect but worth a go

OpenRSS: https://bearrss.lovable.app/

RSSORB: https://rssorb.com/

RSS XML Generator

There might be a small overlap between people who want to manually update their feed but don’t want to write the code but if that’s you then i’ve got the tool for you

https://pauladams.neocities.org/apps/rss-xml-generator/rss-xml-generator

RSS Gizmos

Special mention for this, there's a ton of good stuff on here

https://rssgizmos.com/

RSS aggregators

Scour: https://scour.ing/about

powRSS: https://powrss.com/

WTF is an RSS feed?

My explainer for rss newbies

https://pauladams.neocities.org/articles/wtf-is-an-rss-feed

What are your favourite rss tools?

[-] smallredearth@lemmy.zip 3 points 8 months ago

I might have misunderstood the intended use for this, but is there any way to connect a mouse or a monitor? From the picture gallery, it seems not, but I could see myself using something like this without the monitor and the mouse while I’m out and then connecting it up when I’m home.

[-] smallredearth@lemmy.zip 1 points 8 months ago

My workplace is very cautious with AI. It’s very conscious of putting private client data into an AI model that will transfer/use it/spit it out somewhere else, and the legal consequences of making mistakes from AI models making things up.

AI is useful in my work (we use copilot) but it’s limited to the most basic stuff. “Here’s a document, give me three key points of about 20 words each” works pretty well. It’s also ok at rewriting things in a different style but it’s a bit hit and miss.

Its crazy to me that people will use these things as some all-knowing Oracle when they’re mainly just systems that imitate human language or jumped-up search engines. I think it goes to show that things that imitate human communication well can be very convincing, and a herd mentality to adopt new technology out of a fear of being left behind, often amongst people that don’t know anything about the technology.

smallredearth

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