@RolfBly yep, I was one of the feedly migrants when Google Reader was discontinued.
I'm not bitter about that, she said bitterly
@RolfBly I use TheOldReader for about ...150 feeds. phys.org is probably the businest and the biggest single source likely blogspot (20-odd blogs hosted there that I subscribe to feeds from).
thespinoff.co.nz is one of the few media outlets with decent feeds and IIRC they have a separate "paid subscriber" one (I pay, I set it up ages ago, it works so I haven't looked at it)
#NewsFlash to get packaged for
#Debian (or to find the time to package it myself) but yep in general I'm an RSS person 馃檪@RolfBly Love me RSS!
If you weren't aware of it, Google alerts https://www.google.com/alerts has a neat feature where you can define search terms for specific things and get the alerts in an RSS feed as they become indexed on Google search.
So you're getting, basically, the "bleeding edge" of new content for keywords you want to track.
This is great for keeping updated with local news stories mentioning your city, or new blog posts that discuss some tool you particularly like.
@RolfBly Even made a little job in my "personal assistant" that will get the feeds for me and display them on my "new tab" page.
https://gitlab.com/FinlayDaG33k/ninym/-/blob/master/worker/src/job/rss.job.ts
@RolfBly The RSS Parrot is a brilliant tool, long may it last
@RolfBly no but I have fond memories of doing so before Google and antisocial media destroyed the blogosphere and polite society.