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## RSS Combine
exozyme has an RSS aggregator to merge members' feeds together into one stream that can be subscribed to (find it at [feeds.exozy.me](https://feeds.exozy.me)). However, the software being used was less than ideal. It would break often, run slowly, and spit out extremely large feeds. This necessitated a rewrite. Ersei found a project that was written in Go and 90% of the way there to what exozyme needed, [forked it](https://git.sr.ht/~fd/rsscombine), and deployed it onto exozyme. Some growing pains later, the exozyme members' feeds are now more reliable!
exozyme has an RSS aggregator to merge members' feeds together into one stream that can be subscribed to (find it at [feeds.exozy.me](https://feeds.exozy.me)). However, the software being used was less than ideal. It would break often, run slowly, and spit out extremely large feeds. This necessitated a rewrite. @ersei found a project that was written in Go and 90% of the way there to what exozyme needed, [forked it](https://git.sr.ht/~fd/rsscombine), and deployed it onto exozyme. Some growing pains later, the exozyme members' feeds are now more reliable!
## _Yeah, I Skate(board)_
Ersei describes their fractional-life-long experience of skateboarding.
@ersei describes their fractional-life-long experience of skateboarding.
Commentary by @iacore: As a sociologist, it is refreshing to see someone describe their suffering with so many flavours ("many" as in >=4). The article definitely taught me some life lessons (or lesions!), but I cannot figure out which are the lessons. Read the article to find out yourself.