整理了一下RSS和Podcast

之前Google Reader挂了之后我基本一直用Feedly，后来也开始用Google Now看新闻，用Google Podcast听Podcast。

这几天决定切换到自己的服务器上，有若干原因：

越来越不喜欢Google Now的自动推送。感觉我的眼界越来越窄。
Feedly经常遇到收费功能。
Google Podcast要关闭了。
我正好也有服务器了

RSS抓取用的Tiny Tiny RSS，这个之前就搭建好了，作为Feedly的备份。最近升级发现docker compose文件有若干变化，数据库版本也变了，稍微折腾了一下。

类似的还有几个

Miniflux
FreshRSS
NewBlur

不过这些其实都大同小异。主要Tiny Tiny RSS导入导出备份都挺方便。

手机端用的Feedme，直接支持Tiny Tiny RSS的API，也可以放Podcast

我的RSS源都很老了，有好多都没法用了，Feedly也不提示我。发现了两个不错的RSS网站

https://docs.rsshub.app/
https://feedx.net/

Podcast回头也得整理一下，不过目前问题不大。

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