I usually put newspapers and a couple sports team blogs
RSS is by far the best way to read a newspaper imo
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I just follow peoples personal blogs, no substacks or newsletters
People who are in it just to share cool stuff, not to build a ”community” to suck money out of.
That’s part of my problem is that I can’t find good personal blogs to follow.
Webcomics:
- Ogalf (NSFW) : https://www.oglaf.com/feeds/rss/
- Extra Fabulous Comics: ://extrafabulouscomics.tumblr.com
- got tons more
Finance (UK) :
- Money Saving Expert: http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/news/feeds/news.rss
Home server:
- Self Host: https://selfh.st/rss/
- Marius Hosting: https://mariushosting.com/feed/
News:
- Your local favourite that caters to your personal biases.
baking and self hosting
Good luck with that, I'm pretty sure those popular topics have been filled with slop a long time ago, and I have no sources to share. Maybe find something in the "small web" movement?
Here is what I found on the web (it may or may not be broken since I don't self-host myself):
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Self-host: selfh.st, https://thehomelab.wiki/books/helpful-tools-resources/page/homelab-and-self-hosting-related-blogs, teqqy.de, jeffgeerling.com, kevquirk.com, mariushosting.com, perfectmediaserver.com, corelab.tech, blog.nuneshiggs.com, elicited.blog, mikkolaksola.com/notes, blog.ctms.me
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Cooking: Smitten Kitchen, RecipeTin Eats, Once Upon a Chef, Budget Bytes, The Woks of Life, Just One Cookbook, The Practical Kitchen.
The RSS feeds I have are focused on my job:
- C++ : the Old new thing, Andrzej's blog, Sutter's Mill, Fluent C++, Andreas Fertig, Standard C++, etc.
- Tech : InfoQ, Bruce Schneier, Eli Bendersky, Fabien Sanglard, the Kotlin, Rust and Go blogs.
- and Music for programming which is a great site with free ambient music for coding sessions.
What self-hosted RSS reader can you recommend?
Miniflux
Feeder on android is my jam
Freshrss to host with RSS-bridges for various things, with feedme as an android app front end
TinyTinyRSS on the home server with a FreshAPI plugin and Read You app on Android.