Just Some Feeds
@just-some-feeds.bsky.social
Simple ATProto Feed is now Open Source: https://github.com/anianimals-moe/simple-feed
Running it now on my much smaller server.
Will take a while to fill up again.
Will take a while to fill up again.
July 8, 2025 at 10:24 AM
Running it now on my much smaller server.
Will take a while to fill up again.
Will take a while to fill up again.
They're not affected. All the feeds affected have already stopped working.
July 8, 2025 at 6:45 AM
They're not affected. All the feeds affected have already stopped working.
i.e. UKPolitics feed will be gone on July 7 unless @johnlf.bsky.social does something about it
July 1, 2025 at 6:30 AM
i.e. UKPolitics feed will be gone on July 7 unless @johnlf.bsky.social does something about it
Hi, sorry, I missed your post. A sticky is a post that crops up every time. The feed this post is 'stuck' on will be deleted on July 7th unless the feed maker transfers it to somewhere else.
Like the 'sticky' post to get rid of it.
Like the 'sticky' post to get rid of it.
July 1, 2025 at 6:14 AM
Hi, sorry, I missed your post. A sticky is a post that crops up every time. The feed this post is 'stuck' on will be deleted on July 7th unless the feed maker transfers it to somewhere else.
Like the 'sticky' post to get rid of it.
Like the 'sticky' post to get rid of it.
Smaller issues if possible, but yeah, any kind of feedback is good feedback, honestly.
June 26, 2025 at 1:44 PM
Smaller issues if possible, but yeah, any kind of feedback is good feedback, honestly.
I've Open Sourced the blueskyfeeds.com code here for those who want to deploy or experiment.
blueskyfeeds.com code is up on github.com/anianimals-m...
Simple feed is a single-user standalone feed builder without UI that can use feeds exported from the main app. It runs with a local sqlite database
The other 3 are the existing large server that uses mongodb
Simple feed is a single-user standalone feed builder without UI that can use feeds exported from the main app. It runs with a local sqlite database
The other 3 are the existing large server that uses mongodb
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June 25, 2025 at 12:26 PM
I've Open Sourced the blueskyfeeds.com code here for those who want to deploy or experiment.
Will work on a dockerizing the standalone simple-feed after a break 💤
June 25, 2025 at 11:51 AM
Will work on a dockerizing the standalone simple-feed after a break 💤
gist.github.com/anianimals-m...
Above is a gist of the json format exported from blueskyfeeds.com, it's quite hastily put together 😖
Above is a gist of the json format exported from blueskyfeeds.com, it's quite hastily put together 😖
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June 25, 2025 at 11:49 AM
gist.github.com/anianimals-m...
Above is a gist of the json format exported from blueskyfeeds.com, it's quite hastily put together 😖
Above is a gist of the json format exported from blueskyfeeds.com, it's quite hastily put together 😖
blueskyfeeds.com code is up on github.com/anianimals-m...
Simple feed is a single-user standalone feed builder without UI that can use feeds exported from the main app. It runs with a local sqlite database
The other 3 are the existing large server that uses mongodb
Simple feed is a single-user standalone feed builder without UI that can use feeds exported from the main app. It runs with a local sqlite database
The other 3 are the existing large server that uses mongodb
anianimals-moe - Overview
anianimals-moe has 4 repositories available. Follow their code on GitHub.
github.com
June 25, 2025 at 11:49 AM
blueskyfeeds.com code is up on github.com/anianimals-m...
Simple feed is a single-user standalone feed builder without UI that can use feeds exported from the main app. It runs with a local sqlite database
The other 3 are the existing large server that uses mongodb
Simple feed is a single-user standalone feed builder without UI that can use feeds exported from the main app. It runs with a local sqlite database
The other 3 are the existing large server that uses mongodb
@oro.lol Are you experienced in building dockers? It's been more than a year since I last built one. But I should have the node.js code up on github in the next 24 hours.
June 24, 2025 at 11:41 AM
@oro.lol Are you experienced in building dockers? It's been more than a year since I last built one. But I should have the node.js code up on github in the next 24 hours.
Good idea, a docker version could even run on a local SQLite and if not complicated could run on jetstream instead of the full firehose.
June 22, 2025 at 3:52 AM
Good idea, a docker version could even run on a local SQLite and if not complicated could run on jetstream instead of the full firehose.
It's a legacy issue. In 2023, when I started this project, Bluesky was small and I got feedback to make creative feeds e.g. Quote 📷 🐈⬛ , it'd make a feed of posts photographed.
Many feed features just never made it to jetstream. The firehose is still fine with optimization and horizontal scaling.
Many feed features just never made it to jetstream. The firehose is still fine with optimization and horizontal scaling.
June 20, 2025 at 1:55 PM
It's a legacy issue. In 2023, when I started this project, Bluesky was small and I got feedback to make creative feeds e.g. Quote 📷 🐈⬛ , it'd make a feed of posts photographed.
Many feed features just never made it to jetstream. The firehose is still fine with optimization and horizontal scaling.
Many feed features just never made it to jetstream. The firehose is still fine with optimization and horizontal scaling.
I'm also looking to work w/ any feed providers who want to support migrating feeds on my service.
Keep your json backup, and hopefully someone will support feed migration from it.
Keep your json backup, and hopefully someone will support feed migration from it.
June 20, 2025 at 11:59 AM
I'm also looking to work w/ any feed providers who want to support migrating feeds on my service.
Keep your json backup, and hopefully someone will support feed migration from it.
Keep your json backup, and hopefully someone will support feed migration from it.
I'm checking with graze if they can transform my json export to their format, so do backup your feed json in case, I'll post an update if it works.
June 20, 2025 at 11:04 AM
I'm checking with graze if they can transform my json export to their format, so do backup your feed json in case, I'll post an update if it works.
Any feed provider that supports migrating that keeps the feed url like graze should work (but the json logic is not compatible)
www.graze.social/docs/migrati...
www.graze.social/docs/migrati...
Docs | Migrating a Feed
How to migrate a feed built elsewhere to Graze
www.graze.social
June 20, 2025 at 5:07 AM
Any feed provider that supports migrating that keeps the feed url like graze should work (but the json logic is not compatible)
www.graze.social/docs/migrati...
www.graze.social/docs/migrati...
Thanks for all the supportive words. I'm trying to rush out the open source next week for those who can deploy on a micro instance or device.
I recommend deploying on a service where Inbound Data is free or very cheap because reading the firehose is 300+GBs of data per month.
I recommend deploying on a service where Inbound Data is free or very cheap because reading the firehose is 300+GBs of data per month.
June 19, 2025 at 10:29 PM
Thanks for all the supportive words. I'm trying to rush out the open source next week for those who can deploy on a micro instance or device.
I recommend deploying on a service where Inbound Data is free or very cheap because reading the firehose is 300+GBs of data per month.
I recommend deploying on a service where Inbound Data is free or very cheap because reading the firehose is 300+GBs of data per month.
There's a few sites that do something similar now, compared to when I first launched.
June 14, 2025 at 3:45 PM
There's a few sites that do something similar now, compared to when I first launched.
I'm sorry that I personally don't have the capacity to keep the site up.
Thank you to those who have contributed on ko-fi for operating costs. I've cancelled all monthly subscriptions, and if you contributed recently and wish to get a refund, please let me know on that platform.
Thank you to those who have contributed on ko-fi for operating costs. I've cancelled all monthly subscriptions, and if you contributed recently and wish to get a refund, please let me know on that platform.
June 14, 2025 at 3:27 PM
I'm sorry that I personally don't have the capacity to keep the site up.
Thank you to those who have contributed on ko-fi for operating costs. I've cancelled all monthly subscriptions, and if you contributed recently and wish to get a refund, please let me know on that platform.
Thank you to those who have contributed on ko-fi for operating costs. I've cancelled all monthly subscriptions, and if you contributed recently and wish to get a refund, please let me know on that platform.
Please start looking for ways to migrate your feeds to another service.
I will be fully open sourcing the code on github on a later date once I've cleaned it up a little. If you have dev experience, you can possibly just run a small server for yourself.
I will be fully open sourcing the code on github on a later date once I've cleaned it up a little. If you have dev experience, you can possibly just run a small server for yourself.
June 14, 2025 at 3:19 PM
Please start looking for ways to migrate your feeds to another service.
I will be fully open sourcing the code on github on a later date once I've cleaned it up a little. If you have dev experience, you can possibly just run a small server for yourself.
I will be fully open sourcing the code on github on a later date once I've cleaned it up a little. If you have dev experience, you can possibly just run a small server for yourself.
Oh, I haven't enabled videos in this feed yet, I'll enable it now.
There was also an outage I fixed about 27 hours ago that caused posts to be out of order/missing so one of your posts didn't get in.
There was also an outage I fixed about 27 hours ago that caused posts to be out of order/missing so one of your posts didn't get in.
March 27, 2025 at 1:52 AM
Oh, I haven't enabled videos in this feed yet, I'll enable it now.
There was also an outage I fixed about 27 hours ago that caused posts to be out of order/missing so one of your posts didn't get in.
There was also an outage I fixed about 27 hours ago that caused posts to be out of order/missing so one of your posts didn't get in.
This time it was the database automatically resetting for 10 minutes that broke my reset. Adding a manual reset with a longer delay for that.
I'm not in a good headspace right now to do much more than that 😭. Real life is rough.
I'm not in a good headspace right now to do much more than that 😭. Real life is rough.
March 26, 2025 at 1:42 AM
This time it was the database automatically resetting for 10 minutes that broke my reset. Adding a manual reset with a longer delay for that.
I'm not in a good headspace right now to do much more than that 😭. Real life is rough.
I'm not in a good headspace right now to do much more than that 😭. Real life is rough.
That post itself isn't 'appearing in the feed', it's the later post that mentions a bunch of clubs including those in your keywords:
bsky.app/profile/geor...
The default bsky.app loads posts, their parent post, and their root post in a single block as part of the context.
bsky.app/profile/geor...
The default bsky.app loads posts, their parent post, and their root post in a single block as part of the context.
No-ones crying, big lad. But when you're a club outside 'the top 4/6' or the one of the PLs golden boys, every decent player you have is unsettled by chatter about moving to a 'bigger', 'better' club. It's tiring and disrespectful to clubs like nufc, avfc, bhafc, afcb...
January 18, 2025 at 12:28 PM
That post itself isn't 'appearing in the feed', it's the later post that mentions a bunch of clubs including those in your keywords:
bsky.app/profile/geor...
The default bsky.app loads posts, their parent post, and their root post in a single block as part of the context.
bsky.app/profile/geor...
The default bsky.app loads posts, their parent post, and their root post in a single block as part of the context.