José Luis Lafuente
@jlesquembre.bsky.social
Reposted by José Luis Lafuente
📣 Public Service Announcement to our Spanish(-speaking) users 🇪🇸
Episodes from Radio Nacional de España cannot be downloaded in our app after #RNE blocked us.
In response to @podnews.net questions they said they'll 'review our case'.
Details 👇
podnews.net/article/rne-...
#RTVE @radio5rne.rtve.es
Episodes from Radio Nacional de España cannot be downloaded in our app after #RNE blocked us.
In response to @podnews.net questions they said they'll 'review our case'.
Details 👇
podnews.net/article/rne-...
#RTVE @radio5rne.rtve.es
Spanish broadcaster RNE breaks open RSS apps
The broadcaster has decided to block a free podcast app without notice.
podnews.net
July 23, 2025 at 4:32 PM
📣 Public Service Announcement to our Spanish(-speaking) users 🇪🇸
Episodes from Radio Nacional de España cannot be downloaded in our app after #RNE blocked us.
In response to @podnews.net questions they said they'll 'review our case'.
Details 👇
podnews.net/article/rne-...
#RTVE @radio5rne.rtve.es
Episodes from Radio Nacional de España cannot be downloaded in our app after #RNE blocked us.
In response to @podnews.net questions they said they'll 'review our case'.
Details 👇
podnews.net/article/rne-...
#RTVE @radio5rne.rtve.es
Bluesky now has over 10 million users, and I was #700,251!
September 20, 2024 at 4:12 PM
Bluesky now has over 10 million users, and I was #700,251!
Reposted by José Luis Lafuente
It's seems pretty obvious to have some standard for storing tool-specific configuration files in projects (e.g. for linters, formatters, etc), but it seems that's not really the case. Those are dumped in the root of projects 99% of the time. There's some hope, though - dot-config.github.io
Use .config to store your project configs
dot-config promotes use of .config folders for project level settings
dot-config.github.io
February 16, 2024 at 1:18 PM
It's seems pretty obvious to have some standard for storing tool-specific configuration files in projects (e.g. for linters, formatters, etc), but it seems that's not really the case. Those are dumped in the root of projects 99% of the time. There's some hope, though - dot-config.github.io