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James Cridland
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Passionate about audio · Editor of Podnews https://podnews.net · Host of the Podnews Weekly Review https://weekly.podnews.net · Personal/radio blog: https://james.cridland.net · These messages self-destruct I also have a thing for craft beer, and did so before it was quite as trendy as today. I live in Meanjin/Brisbane QLD Australia - in Bardon 4065 - on the land of the Turrbul and Jagera people. I'm British and moved here ten years ago.

nostr:npub1pa02ng8s6anjswmh90mygthd6m7se937kx8d3dd6esas3n8juwsqvjpfyr No - why should they?

I'm getting links to my content in front of millions of users that will help drive more traffic to my website, and therefore more potential subscribers.

In a normal world, I'd be paying Google for that kind of advertising, but they're giving it to me for free.

nostr:npub1df6eyr7x6cv4gq99h3rjnhj6f4yqzxa97pxf2ecxeq82ea8mwdyqfgns3a nostr:npub1anf30836jagpsxdxgj6s826fxkdf5ps7alq5t6j2n35whtmwduaqhn2trg It doesn't editorially review them anymore. When you add a new podcast to Apple podcasts, it goes there immediately.

I think in this situation they should have removed the offending episode but not the whole show, and their communication needed to be much much better.

Greetings from Texas! Currently transiting in Dallas, or as I call it, "Texas Flat Country".

nostr:npub1rrqkt3xr56z5yxcuc84fejcfclnxdayt835r9jy0rcu7t09earmsgvsfeu I regularly show that to people and they're amazed. Just as a warning - it's crashtastic.

Over on the other place, Glenn Beck (who I learn today is still alive) is so upset - his show has been CENSORED from Apple Podcasts?!?!?!!!!!

The truth is a little more mundane - a trademark dispute from a third-party, and Glenn didn't check his email. Oops.

I've got an example of the email he got - because I, too, have sent trademark disputes to Apple (not to Glenn though).

Oh dear.

https://podnews.net/update/it-wasnt

nostr:npub1qfscu66ctyk2leufd0y8zss8fvlzv8att0jkhnngdg85jdql9mmqgd9sdt As I take great pains to say in the post, I love the little Poke3 I have. Sadly, the Tab Mini C is everything the Poke3 isn't - heavy, a bad screen, and an over-promiser.

nostr:npub1n0sfcs9e5t4u5s5r8n89am06wnfyxwtjekmcpxrmkdcgvhmm9cdqe28nmh Here's one of mine from October 2007 - the first time I came to Australia, I think. It was very exotic and exciting.

nostr:npub1n7chn85c3d8m0h6stl52pwyls4q2vjl6mtgzn9c3kll5vnpz597sq5qf7l nostr:npub1dznhhga669k20k8rjzmls6lu5uhkus9s3xcg3t2f3quswnc2sdqs5v4dfn nostr:npub1df6eyr7x6cv4gq99h3rjnhj6f4yqzxa97pxf2ecxeq82ea8mwdyqfgns3a nostr:npub1ln5q8np5aezhtt7ztv6tah86xk4t3smjuchdvxp0u6uta056204q45xyw6 Many VPNs include ad-blocking or phishing protection, and you'd be surprised how many services are blocked that way.

I use ProtonVPN as a VPN occasionally; and Control-D DNS on all my devices. Control-D also has phishing blocklists that have blocked Megaphone in the past.

Regression of the mailing software back a release has fixed it.

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I see what's going on. The image URL's in James's chapters file are using an encoded URL parameter format that our "local image caching" handler can't handle. PV is assuming the image URLs end with a file extension (.jpg, .png, etc.) but these do not. We need to assign a file extension before saving images to our cache.

I actually don't even know how we can reliably parse out what the image file type is for URLs like this. Anyone have ideas?

https://files.james.cridland.net/random-music-thing.json

nostr:npub1ur3mr0ggwgh0tej47utqulsdc680kefm60xhdler5wtyytef8wnqu6kwtl Thanks. I understand the point - and that many messages from listeners can be a bit frustrating. Of the shows I do, one has two or three mentions (in a chapter so you can skip past); I rarely mention them in the Podnews Daily.

I also understand the reticence about Bitcoin itself. It's impossible to do this using pounds and dollars, unless you look at much larger numbers - and the fundamental "streaming SATs" mode can't work with pounds and dollars, as I see it.

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nostr:npub1jtm4dxvu3ccgk60wvvt0uw9j9vz7nuc80f7agrv0vgkkushxk5zq0rrxtn what do you use to queue up your tracks on https://podverse.fm/podcast/uPCWPzSE-B ? I’m considering trying to do something similar is why I ask.

nostr:npub1yqwcsafkzl4fequd25qg6yvmyxusk8gmpe7hkpfcnzc34afx4npsfhwajx The way I did this show was I downloaded the tracks, segued them all together in Hindenburg, and then talked over the top.

I then wrote the RSS feed and chapters manually. It was an exercise in understanding how it all worked, rather than anything more fancy.

I much prefer producing something nice like this (in terms of audio) than doing live shows where you get only one chance to say the right thing or press the right button.

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nostr:npub1ln5q8np5aezhtt7ztv6tah86xk4t3smjuchdvxp0u6uta056204q45xyw6 If I understand it correctly, you can't; you can just see total episodes served. If the client downloaded it in chunks, I think that you may have served some but not all of those chunks? nostr:npub1g6plln20m4g7e42zedtrsxf08sc9mw2n23c6d2p02rf6302z4xkqyudgtx might be able to help further.

nostr:npub1ln5q8np5aezhtt7ztv6tah86xk4t3smjuchdvxp0u6uta056204q45xyw6 I should add - it's pinned 22 times, so the system appears to have taken some pins from already existing pins, if you see what I mean. Quite impressive. I'd like to really encourage other value4value podcasts to use it, so that we get more people running nodes. nostr:npub1g6plln20m4g7e42zedtrsxf08sc9mw2n23c6d2p02rf6302z4xkqyudgtx

nostr:npub1ln5q8np5aezhtt7ztv6tah86xk4t3smjuchdvxp0u6uta056204q45xyw6 If I understand it correctly, you can't; you can just see total episodes served. If the client downloaded it in chunks, I think that you may have served some but not all of those chunks? nostr:npub1g6plln20m4g7e42zedtrsxf08sc9mw2n23c6d2p02rf6302z4xkqyudgtx might be able to help further.