[–] onion2k 21d ago ↗ Hackernews, BBC.co.uk (I'm British, I trust it), Reddit, and YouTube.I informed about something, but whether it's actually right is a separate question.
[–] crusbro 21d ago ↗ in China： WeChat/Weibo (local tech news & trends) 36Kr or Huxiu (Chinese tech/business) GitHub Trending (dev tools) Zhihu (industry debates) Bloomberg/Reuters (macro & finance)
[–] beardyw 21d ago ↗ Use RSS. I have about 100 subscriptions: some dead, many very infrequent, the rest just right. A big advantage is you see a story only once.For news I browse the BBC and the Guardian. They are too noisy for RSS, though I do take their science and technology feeds.
[–] 6510 19d ago ↗ alexjoneslive, davidicke, 4chan, stormfront, fox, breitbart, q anon, drudge report, daily horror.... ehh I mean mirror
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[ 0.26 ms ] story [ 37.9 ms ] threadI informed about something, but whether it's actually right is a separate question.
For news I browse the BBC and the Guardian. They are too noisy for RSS, though I do take their science and technology feeds.