YouTube channels.
Most people are unaware that YouTube still has RSS feeds
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I copied a lot from molly whites blogroll
I have a lot of disagreements with her and eff
but she and eff are doing gods work trying to fix the techcolypse so I can't really complain
I still get reddit content by using old.reddit.com/r/subreddit.rss so that I can consume certain content without interacting with their hellsite or bloated app
I think I only use RSS to subscribe to podcasts
Here are some of mine:
- It's FOSS
- Phoronix
- Reclaim The Net
- moonwriting
mostly webcomics, a couple blogs
What blogs if you don't mind sharing? I really wanna start reading them regularly.
Hunter Angler Gardener Cook — Food writer Hank Shaw's blog: some recipes, foraging and hunting advice, how to prep wild foods including many you may not be familiar with
Diary of an Autodidact — California lawyer and violinist writes about the politics of Evangelical Christianity in the US, as someone raised in it. Also some pretty good book reviews.
it's so hard to find webcomics that aren't reddit-only. Pizzacake etc seem to not even have their own website, unless I'm mistaken?
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