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Several challenges lie ahead of me, which is why I'm giving it a lot of thought. This includes reviewing some of the tools I use to see if they will still meet future requirements.A key tool is the RSS reader, which works reliably but repeatedly reaches its limits. This means that at least one more service is needed to implement what I want to achieve. Although I already have more than enough projects and unfinished business, this topic occupied me so much over the weekend that I decided to "quickly" try something out. It started with one of those infamous phrases: It can't be that hard! Do I really have to pay for an RSS service? And then possibly for a read-later service as well? Can't I build it myself somehow? RSS isn't exactly rocket science. At first, I considered a simple NodeJS server that reads feeds, stores them in an SQLite database, and then sends them to a client via API… However, that quickly sounded like "overcomplicating things." The second idea: I have a small method…

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