Just wanted to wish everyone a MerryChristmas for 2018! 🙂 Thereโs some cruddy weather in many places so everyone take it easy out there and stay safe as well. Oh, the image on the left was taken in EverQuest II.
Looking forward to time spent with family and the good food. 🙂
Iโm including one of my favorite Christmas Lights to Wizards in Winter music videos again. I hope you enjoy it!
Just wanted to wish everyone a MerryChristmas for 2016! ๐ There’s some cruddy weather in many places so everyone take it easy out there and stay safe as well. Oh, the image on the left was taken inside the Frostfell Workshop of EverQuest II.
Looking forward to time spent with family and the good food. ๐
I’m including one of my favorite Christmas Lights to Wizards in Winter music videos again. I hope you enjoy it!
I was trying to add a new YouTube feed into Feedly and noticed that what Feedly was seeing was not matching what my browser saw. In fact, the newest post Feedly displayed was 297 days old. The specific feed in this case was the one for Mike Zeroh’s YouTube Channel whose most recent videos have been about Star Wars and theories concerning the latest movies.
As you can see, the newest video it sees is from November 2015 even though I could see the most recent ones when previewing the feed in Firefox before adding it to Feedly.
After doing some research, I found someone with the same issue and a workaround: Problem with a Youtube feed not updating. It turns out, you just need to add an extra query parameter to the end of the URL to force Feedly to see the latest posts. So, I modified the URL to:ย
Well, I was trying add the PBS Space Time YouTube channel’s RSS feed to my reader like I’ve done with other channels in the past; however, the browser was never detecting the feed and it has seemed problematic with YouTube for sometime. Actually, when I examined the source code, I could not find any reference to a feed for the browser to detect.ย So, here’s what I did.
You can find the channel id by looking at the address bar in your browser when looking a the channel’s home. Example:
It worked! Hope this helps someone. ๐
Update September 18, 2016: You can also use the userย name that shows in the address bar if it doesn’t have a channel ID. Use user=username to specify the RSS feed. In this case a URL would be like:
Just wanted to wish everyone a MerryChristmas for 2015! ๐ There’s some cruddy weather in many places so everyone take it easy out there and stay safe as well. Oh, the Christmas tree on the left is the one in the city of Maldura in EverQuest II. ๐
I’m including one of my favorite Christmas Lights to Wizards in Winter music videos again. I hope you enjoy it!