Tag: comics and jokes

Our comics and jokes go social!

Posted on by lucentinian

We’re glad to announce that our AI generated comics and jokes website has got an account in our instance of friendica at https://social.lucentinian.com/profile/comics where it will be announcing when a new comic and joke is available.

Comics and Jokes go social

If you’ve moved to BlueSky, Threads, Mastodon, etc., generally speaking, to the fediverse, you’ll be able to find it and follow it. Just look for it by searching the URL https://social.lucentinian.com/profile/comics

Found it in Mastodon official

It’s visible even for all these accounts hosted in private instances like in newsmast.community.

Comics and jokes are visible through the fediverse

If you’re weary of algorithms dictating your reading or viewing choices, consider joining the fediverse! Why wait any longer?

Our jokes and comics through RSS

Posted on by lucentinian

We’ve added an RSS channel to have our AI-generated jokes and comics directly into your RSS reader.

Add us https://comics.lucentinian.com/rss.xml

This can also be found on the website:

RSS link in the https://comics.lucentinian.com website, comics and jokes generated by AI

You’ll get them directly along with the articles and news that you’re following already without having to explicitly open our website https://comics.lucentinian.com

Next is shown how one of our comics and jokes generated by our AI appears in an RSS reader mobile app.

AI-generated comics and jokes through RSS

What is RSS? In terms of social networking, this is a way used to create your own timeline. Just like in social networks where you’re following other people and pages, for RSS you use an RSS browser, an RSS reader application, register the URL to the RSS source of the blog, online newspaper, etc. to follow. The advantages depend on the reader application, but as you can see in our screenshot above, it is usually built with distraction free graphical interface in mind, with few elements and options, to let you focus on reading the posts.

If you want to learn more about its history and how it works, don’t miss its article in the Wikipedia about RSS.