For the second time I think I have accidentally convinced a project to just … stop doing security updates on a critical dependency forever, because they'd assumed the LLM usage problem wasn't as bad as it is.

Both of these so far are offline things that are not at al security-sensitive, but I am starting to worry that in the "dark matter" of the broader developer community there is a meaningful plurality of people who are just going to stop updating e.g. the Linux kernel because of broken trust

@Alice was it Alice's Adventures in Wonderland? "I'm mad, you're mad, we're all mad here"

Here's the channel:
https://www.youtube.com/@LiberUkraine?sub_confirmation=1

Routine inspections largely stopped, professional visits fell and families were excluded. That removed several layers of oversight simultaneously, increasing the risk that neglect, abuse, poor infection control and deteriorating health would go unnoticed.

The Indie Beat Television is streaming music videos 24/7!

#owncast #streaming #music #musicVideos #indieMusic #indie #TheIndieBeat #TIBtv

https://tv.theindiebeat.fm

!unix_surrealism@lemmy.sdf.org

there’s 2 kinds of people on fedi:

40 year olds who remember the good ol days of the interwebs

16 year old queer shitposters who got tired of getting called every slur imaginable on other networks

both are into linux

Introduction

As far as I know, the software used by Fediverse, a decentralized social networking site, makes information public due to its decentralized nature, and as a result, it’s often possible to obtain feeds of the latest information via RSS.

However, the extent to which this is possible varies depending on the software’s capabilities and features, and I was interested in the functionality of each piece of software, so I decided to write this article to research and summarize the state of RSS on Fediverse, including its URL structure.

This article is based on a pioneering article titled “Finding Fediverse Feeds” that appeared on the website Hyperborea: Kelson Vibber.

Stream Fediverse feeds to your RSS reader

URL Structure Table

説明

Below are descriptions of the columns in the table above.

• Software
  • The software you are using.
• Section
  • Which feed for that software?
• URL
  • The URL structure.
• Type
  • The file type. This indicates whether it is RSS or Atom.
• Title
  • Whether the post title is displayed in the RSS feed.
• Visible Links
  • Whether the RSS link is visible on the instance.
• RSS Subscriptions from External Servers
  • Whether you can subscribe to RSS feeds from users of external instances.

Feed Functionality Comparison

• Software that only contains the user’s RSS feed

  • PeerTube
  • Funkwhale
  • Pleroma
  • BlueSky
  • Misskey
  • Pixelfed
  • Bookwyrm

• Software that exists beyond user RSS feeds

  • Lemmy
    • Community
    • User
    • Local Timeline
    • All Timeline
    • Your front page
    • Your inbox
    • Your modlog
  • PieFed
    • Community
    • User
    • Topic
    • Feeds
  • Mbin
    • Community
    • User
    • Tag
  • Plume
    • Blog
    • User
  • WriteFreely
    • Blog
    • User
  • Mastodon
    • User
    • Hashtag
    • User-Hashtag
  • Hubzilla
    • Posts and Comments
    • Only Posts
  • PeerTube
    • User
    • User Podcast
  • HackersPub
    • User
    • User Article
  • friendica
    • User
    • User Comments
    • User Timeline
  • Software without RSS
    • notestock

Reference

• Fediverse in general

  • RSS on Mastodon and the Fediverse | Fedi.Tips – An Unofficial Guide to Mastodon and the Fediverse
  • Finding Fediverse Feeds

• Lemmy

  • API
  • Votes and Ranking

• Mastodon

  • Create an RSS feed from a hashtag? : r/Mastodon
  • how now: “Turns out Mastodon has built-i…” - Mastodon
  • Mastodon日本語Wiki Archive

• Misskey

  • MisskeyでRSSを取得する｜なおしむ

Sort on Lemmy

/feeds/c/{community}.xml?sort={sort}

The {sort} part of Lemmy in the RSS list above corresponds to the “URL” column in the table below.

example:

/feeds/c/{community}.xml?sort=New

Source: Votes and Ranking

Stream RSS feeds to Your Fediverse Feeds

A well-known method of distributing RSS feeds from the web to ActivityPub is software (server) called RSSParrot, which was created for that purpose.

In addition, in the Japanese-speaking world, there is a public Mastodon instance called the RSSフィードbot鯖, which is dedicated to RSS Bots and is also widely used.

Original article

FediverseのRSS事情 - URL構造の一覧など - hoageckoのブログ (Article in Japanese)

Fediverse Advent Calendar

This post is the 15th article of Fediverse (2) Advent Calendar 2025 - Adventar (Article in Japanese).

https://www.tsjournal.org/index.php/jots/issue/view/16

Somebody has leaked CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619 in PHP before the patch is out.

I have not used it, but wafrn is supposed to be a federated tumblr alternative.

I feel like people who are already using an ‘alternate’ site are more likely to have heard of other ones.