In early 2022 Apple launched a new technotes site. It's updated regularly, but does not have a feed. This script scrapes the JSON metadata for the catalog and generates a feed for it. Publication dates for the technotes are inferred based on the first time that a given note is seen.
The scraped feed is published at https://persistent.info/scraped/apple-technotes.xml.
GoComics.com (which recently merged with Comics.com) has stopped linking to or updating their RSS feeds.
This script fetches a GoComics.com strip homepage, generates strip URLs and then for each one looks up the the actual comic image and outputs a minimal Atom feed with the image. Sample usage:
python gocomics-scrape.py frazz > ~/www/scraped/frazz.xml
I've put something like that in a cron job that runs once an hour.
Incidentally, Frazz and Calvin and Hobbes are the comics that I wanted this for, so if you're looking for a full content feeds for them they can be found at https://persistent.info/scraped/frazz.xml and https://persistent.info/scraped/calvinandhobbes.xml.
The Daily Puppy ostensibly has an RSS feed. However, it has not worked since early January 2014 (the contents are empty). Given that the site also has references to iGoogle (shut down on November 1, 2013), it doesn't seem like it's being maintained from a technical perspective. This script scrapes the most recent 10 puppies and generates a (full-content) feed for them (it uses the same XML endpoints as the the iOS app).
The result is placed at http://persistent.info/scraped/daily-puppy.xml. If the site fixes its offical feed, I will redirect this URL back to the official feed.