Date: May 12, 2023
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“This video answers the question: Can I offer an update on the case of George Santos including his indictment?”
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Date: May 12, 2023
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“Briahna Joy Gray and Robby Soave discuss Sen. Dianne Feinstein’s (D-Calif.) return to the Senate floor yesterday. #California #RoKhanna”
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Date: May 12, 2023
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“Jessica Burbank and Amber Athey discuss the charge of Daniel Penny following the death of Jordan Neely. #NYC #subway”
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Date: May 12, 2023
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“Robby Soave, Jessica Burbank, and Amber Athey discuss the lawsuit Fox News is facing from the former head of the Biden administration’s now-disbanded ‘Disinformation Governance Board’ Nina Jankowicz. #TuckerCarlson #WhiteHouse”
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Date: May 12, 2023
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“Jessica Burbank and Amber Athey discuss Elon Musk’s selection for Twitter’s new CEO. #ElonMusk #LindaYaccarino”
When will this glorious free speech I’ve heard rumor of, actually return to twitter?
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Date: May 12, 2023
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“Reporter Dave Weigel weighs in on new 2024 polling. #Biden #RFK”
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Date: May 12, 2023
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“Saagar and Ryan discuss Diane Feinsteins return to the Senate as many call for her to resign.”
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Date: May 12, 2023
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“Saagar and Ryan react to pro-Biden GenZ TikTok guys begging Tim Dillon to not clip out an embarrassing portion from their interview.”
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Date: May 12, 2023
“00:00 Intro The big, main reason social media sucks for news is that they were never designed for that. All the big social media platforms have one goal, and one goal only: to keep you there for as long as they can, so they can show ads, and make more money. On top of that, things you are subscribed to might also never be shown to you. You can’t really go back to older things, search through what you archived, sort it in a specific way, create your own organization system. RSS works with 2 components: an RSS Feed Reader, and RSS Feeds. Feeds are what you’ll subscribe to: they’re just a simple file a lot of websites have, that can be read by the Feed Reader, which will aggregate all these feeds in one place. And RSS has TONS of advantages! First, you’ll only ever get what you subscribed to. There is no algorithm, no recommendations, no ads in between posts. And you can add a LOT of sources: websites, video channels, podcasts, social media accounts, and even newsletters. Second, all feed readers have organization capabilities. Third, you can sort things. Fourth, you can go back and search through older articles. Fifth, you can navigate super easily from one article to the other. And finally, it’s portable: all readers will let you export and import your feed list. RSS is all about adding sources, or feeds to your reader. A lot of websites will display a small orange square icon, which is the RSS logo. Clicking the icon will bring you to the feed, or give you a URL you can copy. That’s what you want to add to your feed reader. But some websites don’t have an RSS feed, or an icon to access it. No matter, most RSS feed readers will let you add any website URL, and automatically create an RSS feed for you. If you want to add videos from a youtube channel, let’s say a bearded french Linux content creator, most feed readers will also just let you copy paste the channel’s URL and add it as a feed. On Peertube, it’s even easier, just click the subscribe button, and you get the ability to access the feed. You can even add social media posts if you really want to. Using rss.app, you can just copy paste a social media profile in there, and it will spit out an RSS feed you can add to your reader. And you can also add podcasts. If you’re really into RSS, you can also add newsletters. Using the website kill-the-newsletter.com, you can generate an email address and a feed. The first thing you’ll need to pick is obviously an RSS Reader. If you want a single device solution, it’s very easy. On Linux, Newsflash is the one I use. If you want the simplest multi-device solution, Feedly is a good bet. You can create a free account, add up to 100 different feeds, create a few folders, and if you want to go over that, they have paid plans. They have mobile apps, and a web interface on PC. There’s also Newsblur, which does the same thing, and is open source, but the free version limits you to 64 feeds.” === |
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Date: May 12, 2023
“Netflix is looking to save $300 million by cutting costs and will not be greenlighting as many shows and is going to be careful in who they hire going forward. Again, right now is a BAD time for Hollywood writers to go on strike. But good luck with that.” === |
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