I’m not sure if this is the right place to ask but I need more general recommendations.
I mostly use it for news, but a lot of sites have RSS even some that do not advertise it.
Whenever I like a site I usually use rss validator and check if their blog/news page have RSS.
Additionally I check endpoints like /rss and /feed.
Not the most concrete answer, but what you subscribe to is highly personal.
P.S. I also use something like https://ktnrs.com/ for websites providing only email newsletter.
Someone asked this a few days ago. Here’s my unfiltered CVS export. Pro-audio, Apple nerdery, geek news, blogs, etc. There are sites in here that have since retired, as pointed out by a user in that thread. I don’t get an error by them not publishing, so I haven’t bothered to remove them.
www.kvraudio.com/index.php?s=top www.macosaudio.com www.404media.co/ leancrew.com/all-this/ www.appleoutsider.com arstechnica.com arstechnica.com bitsplitting.org brettterpstra.com veertu.com/ daringfireball.net/ krebsonsecurity.com marco.org/ onethingwell.org/ sheriffs.substack.com twitterisgoinggreat.com/ veertu.com/ distrowatch.com/ distrowatch.com/ liliputing.com/ www.macstories.net www.servethehome.com/category/networking/ www.cyberciti.biz/atom/ www.servethehome.com/ sixcolors.com www.techdirt.com tidbits.com/ www.servethehome.com/tag/tinyminimicro/ www.wired.com www.afp548.com www.airpair.com www.airpair.com www.airpair.com annoying.technology/ birchtree.me/ blog.codinghorror.com/ command-tab.com ericasadun.com boehs.org arstechnica.com lapcatsoftware.com/FeedbackAssistantBoycott/index.html flickerfusion.com/index.xml www.friendlyatheist.com furbo.org hypercritical.co/feeds/main inessential.com/ www.kooslooijesteijn.net www.kooslooijesteijn.net krypted.com blog.lastinfirstout.net/ learn-networking.com linuxblog.io/ linuxblog.io/ mjtsai.com/blog mrmacintosh.com/ mtlynch.io/ www.multicore.blog nfarina.com/ www.cyberciti.biz/ notes.ghed.in/ pxlnv.com/ planet.centos.org mtlynch.io/posts/ inessential.com/ redsweater.com/blog rentzsch.tumblr.com/ retina.studio morrick.me www.peoplefor.org/ www.schneier.com/ docs.microsoft.com/archive/blogs/msdn/sfu/feed.xml shawnblanc.net tante.cc/ stevenf.com/wiki/ take.surf/feed.atom macromates.com lapcatsoftware.com/articles/index.html eclecticlight.co www.alexlaird.com/ lonesysadmin.net/ robservatory.com shapeof.com/ theunderground.blog/ everythingsysadmin.com/ tyler.io underpassapp.com/news/index.html waxy.org waxy.org/ web3isgoinggreat.com williamlam.com stevenf.com/wiki/ firewallengineer.wordpress.com abnml.com/ www.astralcodexten.com hackerboards.com changelog.com/ davidwalsh.name www.wheresyoured.at/ blog.equinux.com/ telruptive.com news.ycombinator.com/ask news.ycombinator.com/newest hardcoresoftware.learningbyshipping.com howtonode.org macwright.com meh.com crys.site/bsd/ mikeindustries.com/blog www.cyberciti.biz/atom/ www.raywenderlich.com feeds.feedblitz.com/scotch_io sunilkumarn.wordpress.com simonwillison.net/atom/everything taoofmac.com www.tenable.com/ thehungrycoder.com www.theverge.com crys.site/unix-history/ blog.codeship.com codecondo.com webapplog.com www.andrewhay.ca www.cio.com www.computerworld.com www.computerworld.com www.extremetech.com/feed hazenet.dk www.infoworld.com itcblogs.currentanalysis.com itcblogs.currentanalysis.com www.techradar.com/rss www.linuxjournal.com/ www.linuxtoday.com/ www.linux.com lxer.com/ oswalt.dev/ meilleurabonnementiptvavis.wordpress.com mondaynote.com?source=rss----c537d80ed0a---4 netcraftsmen.com www.networkcomputing.com www.networkcomputing.com www.networkworld.com www.networkworld.com www.networkingfiles.com www.phoronix.com/ www.sdxcentral.com www.securitypronews.com techbuddha.wordpress.com www.storagereview.com www.sysadminnews.com www.tecmint.com nucblog.net/ www.unixmen.com/ www.virten.net www.citationneeded.news/ www.dropsitenews.comDaaaaaamn that’s a long list. Saved!
Here’s a good selection: https://programming.dev/post/26356680
I maintain quite a few packages on Nixpkgs, so I use Atom to subscribe to a release feeds for those projects so I can get a form of notification independent of the project’s code forge (mostly meaning I can spend less time on MS GitHub).
Futurism, The Economist, Jacobin , Der Spiegel, 404media, Nature
The Lemmy blog, some websites for news , the one for epic free games
Kottke.org has long been a favorite. Still a favorite, but has started almost exclusively covering political shit. For good reason, but fair warning.
If you’re looking for a good app to view them Feedly is great
give me a good rss reader, and I’ll give you my list of feeds. I haven’t checked on them in years, since google reader shut down.
EDIT: As promised, my list:
note: these are bookmarks, not rss links, because, you know, google reader doesn’t exist anymore so I can’t just export a thing. Everything on this list had an rss feed back when I bookmarked it. No particular order.
- https://loadingartist.com/
- https://questionablecontent.net/
- https://xkcd.com/
- https://what-if.xkcd.com/
- https://www.blender.org/feed/
- http://loldwell.com/
- http://brawlinthefamily.keenspot.com/
- https://www.awkwardzombie.com/
- https://thegamercat.com/
- https://vgcats.com
- https://www.spinnyverse.com/
- https://www.exocomics.com/
- https://dresdencodak.com/
- http://metroid2remake.blogspot.com/
- https://www.oglaf.com/ Warning, frequently NSFW.
This list would have been longer, except:
- Shows that I’d use an rss feed to keep track of aren’t on their own websites anymore, just youtube (and sometimes nebula or floatplane, or whatever). You didn’t ask for youtube channels, so they got cut from the list.
- Some of the comics just don’t exist anymore, their sites gone. LoZ Demon Road and Ask Mr Dragmire are notable examples, gone likely for obvious reasons.
- Several NSFW comics that I followed through e621, because google reader could turn their link format into an rss feed, i’m excluding because not actually rss.
- Several minecraft blogs that aren’t relevant anymore (like The Word of Notch or Bukkit News)
Imma be looking at other comments for things to add to my list!)
Feeder on F-droid
i’ll check it out, thanks. Posted my list in the original comment.
I use Capy Reader. I really love it!
KOReader. You can put it on android or your e-reader and when you sync the feeds it converts them to .epub format
i’ll check it out, thanks. Posted my list in the original comment.
NetNewsWire on iOS
i’ve actually moved over to feeeed on ios recently and i’ve really liked it. it has a ton of granular customizations down to even editing the navigation bar itself. would recommend!
Not on iOS, but thanks anyway. Posted my list in the original comment.
I’m using QuiteRSS and like it a lot. Taskbar applet works with i3 too, which is nice.
i’ll check it out, thanks. Posted my list in the original comment.
Thanks, I love the list
YT channels
I think you can get rss feeds for them
https://www.youtube.com/feeds/videos.xml?channel_id<channel_id>
The channel link has the <channel_id>e.g.
Link for Boy Boy’s Channel https://youtube.com/channel/UC_S45UpAYVuc0fYEcHN9BVQ
Link to rss feed
https://www.youtube.com/feeds/videos.xml?channel_id=UC_S45UpAYVuc0fYEcHN9BVQ
Same question in 20th century: recommend a book.
If you can’t see the problem with this question, … Sheesh! …nvm.
I think the problem is on your end. It’s extremely easy to recommend a book. Watch:
You should read Ancillary Justice.
The implicit part of OPs question is “… that I might want to read.”.
The correct answer to OPs question is to provide a full listing of something like feedly’s RSS feeds. Millions and millions of them.
This is why one frames a question (gives constraints) so that the answer is immediately useful to the questionnaire.
I don’t buy that implicit part. I’m sure they want to find feeds they’d also enjoy, but there is a genuine joy in finding out what other people are into, even if it doesn’t all appeal to you.
I take their question at face value.
Are you aware that things exist which appeal to wide audiences? That some things are generally liked by most people? I can recommend things like that without having to be aware of your specific tastes.
Fair point well made.
But let’s pretend for a moment that OP has hobbies that are interested in. You may be aware that there are more than a few unusual hobbies manifested as communities here and subs on Reddit.
OP won’t get recommendations based on those hobbies, but specific recommendations that everyone likes.
Perhaps OP can help. OP, do you think adding your likes and interests would have helped in obtaining more suitable recommendations?
Let’s pretend that OP is trying to find things outside their current wheelhouse, or wants to sample from recommendations to try and discover what they like. Not everyone is a fixed point with immutable preferences. Some people actually prefer broad recommendations so they can expand their tastes.
you have the right idea yes.
