Post about GrabFreeGames

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         <p>There is <a href="https://github.com/go-gitea/gitea/issues/569" target="_blank">an issue for global feed support</a>, and it is on the 1.17.0 roadmap. I subscribed to it, using the unfortunately email-based GitHub notification system, and will definitely follow it closely.</p>
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+      <title>Free Steam games</title>
+      <pubDate>Sun, 13 Mar 2022 16:57:24 +0100</pubDate>
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+        <p>I have an account on a Misskey instance. Misskey is some japanese fediverse software with what is probably the heaviest JavaScript frontend of them all and it is full of interesting features. The one feature relevant to this post is called <em>antennas</em>: you can create timelines that will look for any post known to this server that matches a list of words or regular expressions. I used that to look for anything that mentions RSS, to potentially catch some interesting conversations or be able to give some answers to people's questions without having to scroll through every post on the fediverse for hours.</p>
+        <p>Most posts are just random automated posts made by bots that were created to convert RSS feeds to ActivityPub, but sometimes I can find some nice things. I got the opportunity to mention <a href="https://envs.net/~lucidiot/hina/" target="_blank">HINA</a> at some point, and this week I found a new feed to add to my reader, <a href="https://grabfreegames.com">Grab Free Games</a>. The website's goal is pretty simple: tell you about any Steam games that are temporarily available for free, so that you can add them immediately to your Steam library and them prompty forget about them and never play them. Truly an amazing tool!</p>
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