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Just implemented it for fun on my instance (lemmings.world). Sadly you need to be a user of that instance for it to work. When logged in you go to https://lemmings.world/rss/init, afterwards a link is shown (among other information) that looks something like https://lemmings.world/rss/4e6490fe0613f6e2e03cd420f71df14476e769b57604652921c1a7b2150f0888 - that is your personal RSS feed of stuff you saved with a URL that cannot be guessed automatically (the hash is entirely random).

It could be made to work for all instances, but that would take me a while. You can also ask the admins to install the app on their website (it's open source and can be found at https://github.com/RikudouSage/LemmyPersonalRss).

Exactly what I was talking about!

It's wild to me, here in the EU only companies that you have some business with (or you have given them the permission in other ways) can message you.

So apart from scams, no company, for-profit or otherwise, will message you, unless you have business with them.

I sometimes watch videos by one US expat who lives in my country and this was one of the "reverse cultural shocks" (aka stuff that surprised her when she visited the US after living here for a few years) she mentioned and it was the first time I learned something like this happens in the US.

Very expensive for what's basically a gimmick. Though I'd probably buy one if I owned a confectionery.

Looks good, thanks for sharing! If they add Bambu support, I'll probably buy it.

Buy a phone controller (like Razer Kishi or Razer Junglecat) and use some streaming technology to play your PC games on phone. My favourite is Sunshine/Moonlight combo, but Steam Link might work as well for you.

Nice! Currently working on a federated software, so now I have a place to share it when it's in a presentable state.

I mean, Lemmy devs are tankies, who participate in misinformation sharing.

If you see some, report it. Some of us admins of other Lemmy instances take disinformation seriously.

I like them. I watch stuff in bursts. Like ten episodes at a time, then I don't have the time to watch anything for a month and my memory gets sketchy.

And The Boys recaps are funny.