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@torproject I'll be borrowing this in my upcoming course, which contains a unit all about tools and will feature Browser.

@freddyym Interesting idea having the letters on the front of the keys rather than the top. Also, can you change the LEDs to all white (or another single colour)? Annoying you have to have a Drop account just to view what products they have.

Does anybody have recommendations for a white-backlit mechanical which is on the quieter side. I have a small Hcman which is too clicky clacky. It's rainbow backlit and doesn't provide the option for using only one colour (I didn't realise this until after I bought it second hand).

@sir Wish I got into IRC earlier! Only been using about 6 months.

@vol The only big paper I know of which has feeds is The Guardian. But there are probably more. Here are The Guardian's: blog.feedspot.com/theguardian_

@FreePietje @ferds That's fair enough. It's just nice to be able to read full articles from the reader (some feeds appear to allow this).

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@syntax There's also the JavaScript-free m.zaqs.org, "a customizable news aggregator of online news websites. Our mission is to provide a fast loading website that can show what is going on in the world right now, with multiple perspectives and sources, without editorialization, and to be a good portal for the discovery of new and interesting news websites."

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@syntax Down a rabbit hole, I also found the open-source guardian.gyford.com, "For viewing a daily issue of the Guardian and Observer newspapers using content from the Guardian Open Platform."

github.com/philgyford/daily-pa

@andreas That's a nice idea! It works well using just arrow keys for quick nav. I also like the ZAQS site, especially the way you can customise your feeds.

@vol Definitely. There's a Linux program called 'newsboat' which is a nice, simple CLI feed reader. Just add your feeds to a config file and you're ready to go. For mobile, I use 'Feeder', which is available through F-Droid.

@ferds
Same! But it annoys me when posts are chopped way too short. Almost defeats the purpose. Any feeds you'd recommend for news?

@dsfgs
I wish I could donate to a quality news site with crypto! I'm just looking for the right site I feel justified in donating to and continuing to use on a daily basis as a go-to. I considered Wiki News but it's just not good enough.

@FreePietje
Yes, the Guardian is at least very transparent. Unfortunately tries to load , according to my add-on. I'd expect better from them... It's not like there aren't more privacy-respecting alternatives available for .

As much as I feel I should donate to , I see something like the following, and it's just too much for me:

"we place a pixel on our web pages that allows Facebook to place cookies on web browsers. When a Guardian reader who uses Facebook returns to Facebook, Facebook can identify them".

Any recommendations for quality sites that don't go to such lengths?

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Glenn #Greenwald providing a much needed discussion of the Julian #Assange case, which as he points out shamefully and dangerously lack coverage and support for his case in the (US) MSM, regardless whether you like the man.

In the first ~40 minute monologue he discusses all (afaik) the facts pertaining to the case. After that, Jennifer Robinson and Margaret Sullivan join the conversation.

youtube.com/watch?v=gG_9j6aqua

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So except for work I'm already doing on projects like #homeassistant, I'm ready to #deletegithub , already have my own #gitea.

I understand the why, now the how of regaining the github network effect: are we working towards a federated git network? Or should make gitlab.com a new centralised place for foss?

'Cause I like my #gitea instance for my personal stuff, but what do I do with a new project that aims to grow?

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