Expanding (and sharing) the list of blogs I follow via RSS
I’ve written before about how much I like RSS, and how I use RSS to read people’s blogs in a distraction-free, ad-free manner.
Over the weekend, I asked on the fediverse for suggestions of blogs that I might like to add to my RSS aggregator.
I favour personal blogs with a technical bent, and I got a lot of great suggestions.
Sorry if I didn’t pick up on your suggestion, particularly if it was your own blog - nothing personal, it just means that I didn’t think it was quite up my street.
Rather than list them all out, as I’ve done before, here’s a file that you can import into your own RSS reader:
A couple of points to note:
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These are my RSS feeds as of today. I often add, and sometimes remove, feeds, if I find they’re just not to my liking.
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Some of these feeds are for sex-related blogs, by people I follow in the fediverse. You can edit the file before importing it if you don’t want these.
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I have removed the feed for 404Media, since that’s a subscription-only feed (and worth every penny)
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I use FreshRSS, which has some neat tooling for turning RSS feeds which offer only partial text into full text feeds, but querying the original website and retrieving the content. The CSS selectors that I use for this are contained in the file, and I do not know what, if anything, the impact is if you do not use FreshRSS.
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