Remember Me: The Case of the Vanishing Feeds 0 ▲ blog.lmorchard.com 2 hours ago · 6 min read1296 words · Tech · hide · 0 comments TL;DR: My self-hosted feed reading stack quietly shrank from hundreds of feeds down to 33 over the course of a year, and I didn't notice until my reading list got eerily quiet. The culprit: an unpaginated API call that turned "the 1000 most recent bookmarks" into a silent ceiling on my subscription list. I had been unsubscribing myself, one bookmark at a time. Star Trek: The Next Generation, S04E05, "Remember Me" Rube Goldberg feed reader So, I have what I think is a fun little self-hosted Rube Goldberg stack powering my feed reading these days. (And you know I love Rube Goldberg machines.) First, I use Linkding to collect bookmarks. My feed subscriptions live in there, tagged feeds:subscriptions. Next, I use linkding-to-opml to produce an OPML file from those bookmarks. This is a little Go CLI tool I built. It iterates through the tagged Linkding bookmarks, fetches the links, and figures out whether those links are themselves feeds or whether it needs to autodetect feeds from HTML… No comments yet. Log in to reply on the Fediverse. Comments will appear here.