I honestly use rss feeds more for that. Schneier, Krebs, hacker news, OS News, Distro Watch, etc.
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Had not heard of some of these, thanks π€
These are pretty mainstream, but I'm a regular visitor to Ars Technica. I also like the cheeky headlines and writing style of The Register.
I'll check out the latter one π
Iβd recommend an RSS Reader. For example if you use Inoreader and subscribe to βtechβ youβll get a folder of a bunch of popular tech websites. Obviously you should get them yourselves too. But RSS is a great way to get a lot of news quickly and see consensus
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