Caligvla
I wish Durante would be in charge of every PC port ever, guy is a genius, dedicated and everything he touches turns gold. We should clone the guy and have one clone for each game studio.
It's what I've been using recently, but I really dislike how it's a browser extension, that and how it can't really handle audio files from my experience.
Good question.
I'm yet to find something that supports notifications, handles podcasts/videos and isn't janky as all hell or hasn't been abandoned for a decade by now.
I know some people who use it for videos, etc.
That's one of my problems with Thunderbid, anything that isn't a HTML page just has loads of problems with it. In fact, most of the readers recommended above by other people suffer from the same problems, it kind of sucks.
The idea is to imitate the experience of something like Feedly, an RSS feed you can access from anywhere on any device, recommendations, all that... Which is overkill if all you want is just a simple program that queries for new posts every x hours.
UI is too bloated, slow, resource hungry and I've had problems with displaying some feed content in the past.
Outlook
God forbid.
Is this the new edgy Hollywood Captain Planet movie directed by Zach Snyder?
The problem is finding a good local, desktop based RSS reader other than thunderbird or a damn server app, especially if you're on Windows.
So the balls are constantly tasting cum? That's fucking gay, bro.
Technical Death Metal. Depending of the band you get this ridiculously crazy and sophisticated instrumentalism and polyrhythmic beats like Archspire, other times you get more progressive, experimental groups like Blood Incantation that mix and match genres and soundscapes.
In fact, the newest album from Blood Incantation is a good example of that, one moment you're listening to fast blast beats and then it suddenly takes a hard turn into pink floyd and slowly starts crescendoing back into fast Death Metal over the next couple of minutes. It's an absurd aural experience to say the least, but I really like experimental music that pushes boundaries even when it doesn't totally work.
Based.