I’m looking for getting an RSS feed up and running for tech news on my phone and was hoping for suggestions for some good feeds that aren’t clickbait garbage, I currently have BBC News and Ars Technica, does anyone have any other website suggestions which are worth subscribing to?
https://feeds.leonid.codes/hacker_news.rss or https://hnrss.org/frontpage for Hacker News are great to get an overview about what’s happening. And then specific sites I like to follow, e.g. MacStories. Most websites still have an RSS feed albeit sometimes hidden very well.
I have Wired, Beebom and a few Linux distros.
I’m not Indian but I really like Beebom’s articles.
Ars Technica, Cult of Mac, Gizmodo, The Verge, Slashdot, Nextweb are what I have on my rss. I end up catching links to a couple of other shared on Mastadon(or I’d probably rss them too).
Second for Ars Technica, they have a full non-preview rss feed option as part of their subscription and it’s 100% worth it for that alone
Even the non subscriber Ars Technica RSS is very generous, and includes a few paragraphs that give you enough context to see if it’s an interesting article.
What rss reader are you using? I found most all of the rss clinets on fdroid aren’t maintained anymore
I like freshrss self hosted with feedme on the remote device.
For me, liliputing.com gives me the most value per time spent reading. It’s also fun to see how notebookcheck occasionally reports the same stuff but worse, clearly after they’ve read it on liliputing. It’s not a broad one though since it’s focus is loosely centered at compact gadgets.
I still read TechDirt. There’s lots of junk, but some really insightful stuff too, from time to time.
What app are you using?
This may seem heretical to Lemmy readers in general or to the Son of Darkness in particular, but I add .rss to several tech subreddits.
I’m doing the same thing. Trying to remember all the ones I used to follow before Google Reader was shut down (wish I had saved the list).
A few I‘ve added that I haven’t seen mentioned yet are: The Register (used to be theregister.co.uk but now it’s .com), Slashdot, Phoronix (for Linux stuff), ServeTheHome
Allinfosecnews.com is a great info security aggregator.
I like The Verge and Wired. They occasionally post dumb Top 10 product articles, but I like the quality and quantity of their other articles enough to let it slide
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