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I describe myself as the last "old" using RSS because after Google Reader went away, I found Inoreader. It's a clone, with tons more filtering features and (imp
by dankohn1 9y ago
I describe myself as the last "old" using RSS because after Google Reader went away, I found Inoreader. It's a clone, with tons more filtering features and (importantly) the ability to follow Twitter feeds and searches as well.
I recently discovered HN RSS, which is awesome for showing comments:
https://hnrss.org/newcomments?q=kubernetes+OR+k8s https://hnrss.org/newcomments?q=kubernetes+OR+k8s
And here's the trick for seeing all new tweets with relevant hashtags but not retweets: https://twitter.com/search?q=%23kubecon+OR+%23cloudnativecon+exclude%3Aretweets https://twitter.com/search?q=%23kubecon+OR+%23cloudnativecon...
- ukyrgf 9y agoI don't know why I ever stopped using Inoreader in favor of Feedly. Feedly's Android app is atrocious and I can't open links in Android Chrome using feedly.com, which just made me stop using RSS altogether. It wasn't broken in the first place, I have no idea why I meddled with it.
- dankohn1 9y agoI prefer using Inoreader's mobile website to their iPhone app, since it opens links in my regular browser.