Where do you go for online reading material?

[t0lo]

Hey guys, just making this post because I'm interested to see both what peoples interests are, and where they go to satiate them!

A few of my favourite websites to read are
Scientific American (https://www.scientificamerican.com/#),
Quanta Magazine (https://www.quantamagazine.org),
Hacker News (https://news.ycombinator.com/), and just good old surfing the
Internet Archive (https://archive.org/)

Some websites with cultural commentary and humanities would be cool too but I'm curious about whatever

Anyway, have a good day :-)

[Cele]

https://archiveofourown.org

[orcuslightningearth]

L-O-V-E Hacker News (maybe a bit too much - discussion for another time) but since you already brought it up, I'll just mention a useful resource for people that maybe aren't as familiar with HN:

Hacker News RSS
https://hnrss.github.i:ha:

Just plug in your favorite topics into the Search Feed types, and you're free from having to check in regularly due to "FOMO" or whatever. RSS in general is glorious , and I feel falls under the umbrella of this topic / discussion.

[orcuslightningearth]

Oh! Also forgot to mention:

Hacker News - Algolia Search
https://hn.algolia.com/

So if you come across an old topic (but it's new to you), you can just go spelunking and brush yourself up on it.

[plantovision]

Honestly, most of the reading I do is on random blogs I find on people's sites...
This is by far the best one I've seen so far, I want to start some sort of comedic blog in the vein of this, whenever I get around to remodeling my website.

[/home/user/]

I don't actually read much, in all honesty.

[t0lo]

Oh! Also forgot to mention:

Hacker News - Algolia Search
https://hn.algolia.com/

So if you come across an old topic (but it's new to you), you can just go spelunking and brush yourself up on it.

I think you've shown me my new time sink

[appleAlc]

Ao3 is useful. I quite like project gutenberg! I even have it linked on my site, lol