give me ur rss rules

tom scotts weekly newsletter with 3 random cool videos he found that week

The newsletter url: https://www.tomscott.com/newsletter/
The RSS feed url: https://www.tomscott.com/updates.xml

Github, gitlab, codeberg, etc. all implement rss feeds for releases and i make use of that a lot to keep track of new releases for all my favorite FOSS software.

The largest chunk of my feeds is all the youtube channels i watch though, but thats a bit too many to list rn because im lazy :3

Im personally using RSSGuard https://github.com/martinrotter/rssguard
Its pretty flexible and allows you to set up custom filter rules to remove stuff that contains certain keywords or things like that. Apart from the listed installer methods its available on flathub too if you like flatpak.

https://lemmy.blahaj.zone/feeds/c/onehundredninetysix.xml?sort=New

I use feeds via NextCloud to have synchronized and offline reading

Excellent timing! I just set up my aggregator today. It's mostly just news, though.

::: spoiler My Feeds

• Comics
  • analognowhere
  • xkcd.com
• General
  • Freedom News
  • The Guardian (World)
  • i
  • The Herald
• Investigative
  • 404 Media
  • The Ferret
• Satire
  • The Onion
• Social
  • Advocate.com
  • Jezebel
• Tech
  • Ars Technica
  • DistroWatch.com
  • The Register

When I used to have FreshRSS, I also included some personal blogs. However, I can't remember a single one of them, so I suppose I'll just add them as they come. :::

Clients I use:

• Read You (Android)
• NewsBoat
• sfeed (not yet installed; I may write my own wrapper or helper script to use a GReader or Fever API, assuming I get my VPS back up)

Analog nowhwere (pmjv): https://analognowhere.com/feed/rss.xml

this person collecting neocities with RSS feed https://rss-list.neocities.org/

My four rss rules:

1. No erting rss on communrl sprces
2. Wrsh it regulrrly
3. rsk for permission
4. everyone trkes it rt their own prce

not sure if it can be done using rss but https://www.anarchistnews.org/

https://jacobin.com/

Here's also a list https://rss.feedspot.com/socialist_rss_feeds/

https://disreport.com/rss.xml

http://70sscifiart.tumblr.com/rss - just what it says basically, 70s sci fi art blog
http://feeds.feedburner.com/SonicstatecomNews - sonic state - music audio hardware news (synthesizers etc.)
http://feeds.feedburner.com/BudgetBytes - good cheap recipes
https://9to5linux.com/feed - linux news
https://www.samwoolfe.com/feed - sam woolfe's site, interesting articles on psychedelics sometimes

i used to have so many more good ones but they are dropping like flies these days

thank you for reminding me that i need to set up rss

I didn't read 'rss' correctly on the first pass 😅

This is my personal website. Published with Jekyll and covers a wide range of nerdy topics. But I don't post very often.

https://varunmehta.com/feed.xml

I like theonion because it's funny. I also have Hackaday because they often have interesting stuff showcased there. I also follow Torrentfreak since they regularly give updates on news related to piracy and corporate overreach.

if you can read japanese https://scienceportal.jst.go.jp/feed/rss.xml is fun. the accompanying site is https://scienceportal.jst.go.jp/

otherwise the only one that isn't just like youtube channels or lemmy is xkcd, but that feels like a given for any rss feed aggregate!

Way back when google's rss feed shut down I switched to Newsblur. I haven't really checked in on the competition in a long time, but newsblur has been chugging along just fine with no major updates or overhauls (which makes it unlikely to enshittify itself).