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I wish pages like this one had RSS feed. I would like to follow future articles, but I do not want it to end up in my email inbox.
by cyrusmg 8y ago
I wish pages like this one had RSS feed. I would like to follow future articles, but I do not want it to end up in my email inbox.
- pcmaffey 8y agoOk here it is: https://www.pcmaffey.com/rss.xml https://www.pcmaffey.com/rss.xml thanks for the tip
- cyrusmg 8y agoCheers, that was quick!
- johntash 8y agoOT, what do you use to follow RSS feeds with? I've tried a few different feed readers since google reader was shut down, but never settled on one for more than a couple days. I sadly rely on reddit/hn to get updates/news now.
- shermozle 8y agoI've used The Old Reader since Google Reader shut down and haven't been disappointed. Does exactly what it replaced used to do and nothing more. Totally worth the few bucks a year. http://theoldreader.com/ http://theoldreader.com/
- tomcatfish 8y agoNot the poster you were replying to, but I use Thunderbird's inbuilt rss reader. I get news and entertainment through it and have no complaints about the UI or experience (The interface is the same as the email interface, so it is easy to master).
- abdusco 8y agoI'm a fan of [InoReader][1]. It's the best replacement for Google Reader I've found. Using it for more than ~5 years now and couldn't be happier. [1]: https://inoreader.com https://inoreader.com
- dodgyb 8y agoI have recently switched to feedbro after trying feedly and inoreader. Recommended. https://nodetics.com/feedbro/ https://nodetics.com/feedbro/