Do you have a blog or update list or you post articles on different pages, and you customized your template instead of using those Django, Nunjucks or whatever, and would like to have RSS feed auto generated compatible with the mess of HTML you created?

This is a simple script for you to copy to your local folder and run and create an Atom Feed for your site, and it should be easy enough for any webmaster to use. All you have to do is fill 6 fields: Your feed title, your site url, the url of your blog/news/updates/whatever-you-want-to-create-a-feed-for, the element that wraps your entries, the element that wraps your entry titles, the element that wraps your entry dates.

Maybe you just have one page with your blog, but maybe you have a page for a journal, another for a microblog, another for your media consumption, and on your index and you have a div with updates you done in the site and also different pages for articles you wrote, you can list all of them... is each using different elements for entries? Not a problem, you can target all of them and the script will look for matches.

check: https://pirahxcx.neocities.org/computer-nerding#pirafeed

Do you have a blog or update list or you post articles on different pages, and you customized your template instead of using those Django, Nunjucks or whatever, and would like to have RSS feed auto generated compatible with the mess of HTML you created?

This is a simple script for you to copy to your local folder and run and create an Atom Feed for your site, and it should be easy enough for any webmaster to use. All you have to do is fill 6 fields: Your feed title, your site url, the url of your blog/news/updates/whatever-you-want-to-create-a-feed-for, the element that wraps your entries, the element that wraps your entry titles, the element that wraps your entry dates.

Maybe you just have one page with your blog, but maybe you have a page for a journal, another for a microblog, another for your media consumption, and on your index and you have a div with updates you done in the site and also different pages for articles you wrote, you can list all of them... is each using different elements for entries? Not a problem, you can target all of them and the script will look for matches.

check: https://pirahxcx.neocities.org/computer-nerding#pirafeed

Meu pai não tem internet e só TV comum então eu fico baixando coisa pra ele assistir. Eu tinha baixado a s01 e s02 da Faxineira que tava com dual audio no comandotorrents mas nunca lançaram as outras, aí tô pegando legendado, só que a s03 eu peguei todas as legendas disponível no opensubtitles, incluindo em português de Portugal, e já baixei uns 7 releases diferentes da temporada E NENHUMA PORRA DE LEGENDA BATE, tem umas que até batem mais ou menos numa parte então parece que dá pra arrumar, mas aí você vai ver isso tira outra parte completamente do lugar, não sei como é possível, eu tô com 3 ou 4 versões diferente de legenda por episódio, já baixei um monte de versão do episódio, e nada bate, tô ficando doido aqui! (eps 7, 8, 10, 11, 12 consegui com legenda de Portugal)

edit: CONSEGUI! Os eps 1, 2, 3, 6 eu consegui sincronizar mudando o tempo de outras legendas, o 4, 5 e 9 não batia nenhuma nem a pau, mas ai achei um release francês que vinha com legenda nativa de Portugal... eu tava com umas 5 versões diferentes de cada legenda e tinha baixado já uns 10 release diferente e foi maior sofrimento, 25 anos de pirataria nunca vi um serviço tão porco feito numa série

Eu tava postando algumas musicas nacionais num blog meu quando eu postava comida, e resolvi fazer um widget compilando as musicas, e se você tiver um site ou blog e quiser copiar o widget tem o link lá :)

https://pirahxcx.neocities.org/cookingplaylist

1.0 is out but more features to come, check it out https://pirahxcx.neocities.org/pira-player

When you make a site you can ask search engines to crawl it, but if you create a RSS feed, is there any place you can submit it so it might show up on those aggregators people pull feeds from?

no, I'm not talking about putting <link rel="alternate" type="application/rss+xml" href="/feed.xml"> in your <head>

tons of pseudo elements and classes, states, animations... I'm not trying to be professional, it's just a personal microblog that I've been experimenting with everything I've been learning hehe
the site doesn't look like it has a lot of content but there's quite a few hidden stuff (although none so cryptic)
After I finish updating my friends' links I'm going to make a loop (not marquee) changing the display of divs... anyway, been having quite some fun writing CSS rules https://pxhc.neocities.org/

hate waking up sweating because the morning is not as cold as the night and now I have too many blankets

I have a microblog that I’m using to train HTML/CSS, and I’m trying to learn how to create accessibility features - and I made buttons to turn them on. I read that sans serif fonts, increased line height, and character spacing are better for readability for people with dyslexia, but I don’t know if I’m using values that are too high, too low, or if they are fine. So if someone with dyslexia could give me tips and tell me if the changes make it more comfortable to read I’d appreciate it :)

https://pxhc.neocities.org/

I have a creepy site I'm using just to learn better HTML and CSS practices, and now I'm trying to learn and apply accessibility to it (just practicing, I'm not really expecting any person with a visual impairment to visit it), but using online screenreaders... well, I thought I was following the guides correctly but nothing is working as I expected...

The site is designed to look like entry logs on a terminal, all starting with // and I have a typing animation changing stuff written on the first line. I created a generic inline element called sr just for screenreader-related stuff, and in here: <h3 class="msg1"><sr aria-hidden="true">//</sr> You are the first here.</h3><h3 class="msg2"><sr aria-hidden="true">//</sr> Have you been kind to yourself?</h3> where I tested it seemed to work to remove the "slash slash" from every sentence, since the // is merely a visual element, however... well...

main content are entries following this pattern: "// 202603221035 : text text", and these are time stamps, I tried to add aria-label so it doesn't read as "slash slash two zero two six ... colon", so first I tried:

<p><time datetime="2026-03-22T10:35-03:00" aria-label="March 22, 2026 at 10:35">// 202603221035 :</time> text text </p>

Didn't work, aria-label was ignored and it read the "slash slash two zero two...". I asked an LLM and it suggested because it was a semantic element it would have tried to read datetime but it also didn't, but I tried removing it from the semantic element anyway:

<p><time datetime="2026-03-22T10:35-03:00"><sr aria-label="March 22, 2026 at 10:35">// 202603221035 :</sr></time> text text </p>
<p><sr aria-label="March 22, 2026 at 10:35"><time datetime="2026-03-22T10:35-03:00" aria-label="March 22, 2026 at 10:35">// 202603221035 :</time></sr> text text </p>

also got ignored, and LLM suggested it was because it was a custom/non-semantic generic element, but same reader (from https://www.screenreadersimulator.com/) respected the aria-hidden before on the same element so it wasn't the case... anyway, what would be the best accessibility practice for this case? Thanks.

"It just felt that in small towns, at least in my geographical scope, every kid that didn't fit, that felt there was something wrong, and was brave or bored enough to go and see what's out there, would band together, regardless of what kind of music they were into, if they were emos, goths, punks, metalheads, rockers, rappers, bboys, skaters or just weirdos, we weren't enough to scatter, we'd always gather in the same places and chat, dance, laugh, get drunk, plan parties or go out to poster the streets or graffiti the walls... and everywhere I went in the countryside I'd find the same energy."

Some memoirs of a time and place with some pictures I have:

https://pirahxcx.neocities.org/journal#2026-03

And I wrote a bit more today too:

https://pirahxcx.neocities.org/journal#2026-04-04

Vi esse título de matéria no G1, pensei: "Finalmente um desses sertanejo universitário vão fazer uma música com algum contéudo? Tão até sendo processados por falar do Vorcaro? Negócio deve ser brabo mesmo!"

Abri a matéria, a música é sobre um homem que tem várias mulheres e eles foram processados por uma que o Vorcaro pegava porque cita trechos de conversas deles.

Esperança de uma centelha de atitude vinda desse meio apagada.

I manage to recover an old main email and there was a Google acc tied to it that I haven logged in over ten years, but despite I having access to the email, I can’t access the Google acc because:

"You’re trying to sign in on a device Google doesn’t recognize, and we don’t have enough information to verify that it’s you. For your protection, you can’t sign in here right now.

Try again from a device or location where you’ve signed in before."

Then don’t give any recovery option :S

edit: Best I could get from their bot is "If you still see the message about an unrecognized device, you can try the recovery process again in a week from the device you are currently using, as sometimes waiting can help Google recognize the new sign-in pattern."
They won't just a send a code to the email the acc is tied to, or even to the recovery email the acc is tied to... anyway, gonna try the "sometimes" in a week.

Just thinking about the way LLMs can analyze huge amounts of data to cross references and even use your writing style to dox you... well... seems like we gonna need some text spoofer tools that change each of your messages to a different grammar set and random typo generation so they all seem like sent by different users...

Imagine if companies really had to compete to offer the best products like capitalist apologists preach?

I was checking a friend network over Tor and I was curious about the country that would show in his logs so I checked where my exit node was from...

It got me thinking, it's well known most exit nodes are in the hands of governments, so people deep in OpSec using Tor network, do they check if the exit node they are using is not in a 14 Eyes country (or other places depending on their threat model)? And if this is a practice, do you believe countries controlling exit nodes for intel and surveillance might actually be connecting their nodes to servers in other unsuspecting countries, VPN-like, just to not reveal that node is actually feeding data to their country?

I've seen this being discussed around here in the past but it wasn't on a day I could engage, and today I was talking to friend of mine who is developing an alternative to chattable and he was going to link fonts from Google, so I told him to use Bunny Fonts instead because it wouldn't be using the call to log IPs and track activity, he just had to change the domain name because the path was the same, and he joked about me being paranoid... I edited a bit of my message to put on a post on my microblog https://pxhc.neocities.org/

"... hey man, there are people who worry about Google tracking them, maybe they don't need to worry today, but the government of tomorrow might give them a reason to, since all those companies are already so proactively handing people's data to ICE and shit, and with modern tools it won't be hard to translate ad targeting data into footsteps... there are a lot of people saying the AI bubble will burst because there is no demand for all the crap they're inserting AI into, but I think it's stupid to think that we're the ones supposed to consume AI, the real consumers are the big companies, it's their demand, not ours, we're just the commodity... anyway, what should bother everyone immediately, even if they don't mind being tracked and profiled, is dynamic pricing, something that will become all the more common when all those fucking datacenters are operational. They will be selling that service, they already do that for transportation and accommodation just by knowing where you visited and what you looked at, and with those billions they are investing in infrastructure they will track you through their absurd amount of data and just tell the store how much more they can charge you because the AI read your digital footprint and discovered you just got a raise, that you're in high spirits, or that you're in dire need of that item, so they can use it to surge prices everywhere you're identifiable...

... maybe it won't make a practical difference, but every tiny bit of data you don't hand them is good, and those practices can raise awareness for more widespread usage, in every front, to a point where it can make a practical difference, and we can have a web they can't simply connect your IP that was fingerprinted elsewhere and link your identity through timestamps. Let their confidence in their information fall."

It was just an argument about using a Google alternative for fonts, but I believe the argument can be used for the "I have nothing to hide" crowd as well, because they believe it's an issue for "criminals" and "political extremists" only... but it's also their pockets.

And yeah, I also believe that changing the font will have no impact in tracking and shit, but as rule of thumb if you don't need to give them evil motherfuckers data, then don't give them evil motherfuckers data.

I want to make a button on my site that makes the person surf THE INTERNET, and I'm making a huge list of the most varied stuff you can end up randomly.

I want to add Fediverse sites for the person to find at random, I added the flagships of Peertube, Pixelfed, Funkwhale, Bookwyrm, but for Mastodon/Pleroma/MissKey and Lemmy/Mbin/PixelFed I want to direct the person to selected instances... and so far my whole list list is db0, quokkau and kolektiva social for Mastodon :P

I really don't know much of the Fediverse, can you recommend me more cool instances from Mastodon/Pleroma/MissKey and Lemmy/Mbin/PixelFed?

they created a mass surveillance state...

Eu deixo dois pendrives no meu carro, um com uma playlist geral e um com uma playlist minha de música extrema. Minha mãe ia pegar o carro então foi trocar os pendrives, mas ela derrubou o meu e é daqueles nanos e nós procuramos em todo lugar e tiramos os tapetinhos, vimos tudo embaixo dos bancos e nada, ele desapareceu. Minha mãe falou brincando que foi Deus que não aguentava mais essas músicas.

Ela vai pra cidade, num farol um bêbado local estava pedindo dinheiro e ela deu umas moedas que tinha. O cara diz que tinha algo pra ela, e dá um pendrive!

Calma, claro que não era o meu pendrive, era um pendrive qualquer que ele achou por aí. Ela volta e me mostra, e seguindo a piada eu falo que foi o Diabo que tentou a mão dela pra derrubar o meu pendrive, mas Deus me mandou um novo.

Coloco o pendrive no computador pra olhar, só arquivos de música, todas as faixas são: "Deus cuida de mim", "Deus me guia", "Deus-isso", "Deus-aquilo"...

Me lembrei daquela frase "Deus prefere os ateus", ainda tirou o pendrive de um crente pra dar pra mim haha