Now this is just geeky. Turning your own Netflix queue into an RSS feed? I thought it would never happen, but would appear that someone out there was out to prove me wrong. Check this out folks, a jerry-rigged RSS feed output for John Gray’s own Netflix queue. This is insane! Imagine the amount of time it took to ponder this idea much less implement it!

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“Dave Winer and others have asked for Netflix RSS feeds. I grok the argument and I’m all for it, but at this point I’d settle for some easy way to display my own Netflix queue on my website. I don’t know why, I just want to, ok?

So I wrote a bit of code to do it. Just for exercise, I parsed my queue into an RSS file. The feed validator says it’s valid RSS, but I don’t know if that really makes it valid in spirit. Doesn’t really matter, there’s not much to do with an RSS feed of my own queue that I had to generate myself – of course, if Netflix would generate it for me, that’d be a different story.”