Just realized this was in response to a comment I’d made and not the post, proper…; sorry about that.
I do, actually, use Antennapod so it’s feasible there but I also use Elfeed in Emacs and Podcasts, on Linux mobile, which (I believe) both require you to find the RSS feeds yourself. So that’s usually where I run into the need to manually hunt down RSS feed manually.
I think you’re reading this as me having trouble finding podcasts; I find it mildly infuriating that Spotify and Apple are becoming the face of finding podcasts in a way that obfuscates how things actually work. I don’t like that these two entities become the only listed means to find a podcast when others exist and will cause lay people to associate podcasts with just them, if that makes more sense.
Oh, I know; that’s why I mentioned
there’s a convenience to going to a centralized service to browse for a particular thing
And I don’t necessarily know the right solution; I was somewhat just venting about the issue I recognize, even if I don’t have the countering solution. But it’s definitely a part that needs to, also, be considered, for sure.
I couldn’t quite say but finding the RSS feed has always been a massive pain for me, whenever the only source someone gives is Apple Podcasts. That said, maybe it’s my fault and I’m just not looking carefully enough; always possible.
I think my wording might not be the best as I didn’t mean proprietary in the sense that they could or were able to paywall things right now, as things are.
I just think that putting more control into infrastructure that we don’t control always leads to monopolization, where feasible, by corporations. So relying more on this infrastructure owned by Apple and Spotify is inherently bad.
The clickbaity title gets more engagement. When you see the title and thumbnail change on a video after it’s already been uploaded, it’s usually the creator trying a different tactic as the video, probably, hasn’t gotten a lot of views, yet.
Because YouTube has tied video making to employment, it’s simply not enough to just make a video as the algorithm can bury your future content or not recommend your type of video to people who may be your very audience, to begin with, if it gets the idea that those people aren’t interested in watching that content.
F. D. Signifier has a video where he covers some of these techniques and why they work: https://youtu.be/ue5ULGzvSYE
I have this saved somewhere, back when the song had first come out; still one of my absolute favorites.
My mother; but, to be fair, she’s a Haitian immigrant who got to witness (and vote for) America’s first ever black president so…you know.
For your average person, I’d have to agree with you (in my experience).
(*methinks, if you wanted to do an exact quote)
Yessssss, Guix covert.
I know it’s largely due to my own fanaticism regarding Guile but I think it’s such a great distro and feels like it never gets mentioned, anywhere.
Yeah; entirely agreed. Part of why I quoted the parts that cover what the judge actually says. It’s a good ruling; useless headline.
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Not of Greek origin but I hope you’re using “gooses”.
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Our cats are either not troublesome enough or not smart enough for it to be a worry (thankfully…).
Never slammed the upvote so quick and so hard.
You understand.
Fair; I think you’re right and agree to disagree.
And of course; I appreciate yours, as well.
I do, actually, use Antennapod so it’s feasible there but I also use Elfeed in Emacs and Podcasts, on Linux mobile, which (I believe) both require you to find the RSS feeds yourself. So that’s usually where I run into the need to manually hunt down RSS feed manually.
Like I said, it’s possible that I just missed how Apple Podcasts exposes the RSS feed transparently but I’ve never been able to find it via just browsing the site to then put into the latter two programs.